Nie przejmuj sie opiniami, ze spamujesz.
Twoje posty z newsami bywaja calkiem ciekawe i oszczedzaja nieco czasu na
zbieraniu informacji do dyplomu.:)
Gdybys jeszcze zrodlo dokladniej podal ( bo jakos nie zawsze moge je
znalezc...)
dzieki
pozdr
qb
PS Minik stara ci sie dorownac w statsach wywalajac na kazdy twoj post
przynajmniej 1 o spamie, ale jego informacje sa jakby mniej ciekawe ... :)
"AMRA" <a...@a...com> wrote in message
news:abife9$eqj$1@news.onet.pl...
> Jako, ze u nas sie to pojawilo o mBanku, podsylam ciekawostke.
> Ciekawa jest mysle wzmianka o tym prawie bankowym, ktore kaze informowac
> klientow co 3 lata o nowych produktach :) Fajne, hehe
>
> Milego czytania
>
> Online banking giant Egg is unrepentant about its email marketing policy,
> despite admitting that it risks annoying customers by sending them
messages
> even if they have opted out when joining up.
>
> A fairly presumptuous marketing message sent out by the bank recently, and
> posted on the uk netmarketing message board by an irate Egg customer,
read:
> "When you applied for an Egg card, you may remember ticking the little box
> choosing not to receive information from us on products and services. Of
> course we respect your choice. But as an Egg Card holder we just think you
> might kick yourself for missing out on our new Egg Rewards email."
>
> Pointing out that the email regarded a new rewards scheme for credit card
> holders, a spokesperson for Egg said that this type of message was
something
> it did "quite often" - to make sure that customers who have opted not to
> receive marketing "still don't want to".
>
> The company said that it is required by banking law to update customers
> about new products every three years, although admitting that it sends out
> marketing messages to 'unsolicitable' customers more regularly than that.
> The spokesperson added: "It's unfortunate if we annoy somebody... but if
you
> are unsoliticable and a new product or service comes out, you could be
> annoyed as well."
>
> Fulfilling one promise, Egg reported at the end of April that it achieved
> profitability in the first three months of this year on the back of
> increased borrowing by its credit card users.
>
> The company, created by Prudential in October 1998, recorded a pre-tax
> profit of Ł4.1m against a loss of Ł32.7m in Q1 2001 as credit card
borrowing
> rose to just under Ł2bn. Egg claims to have just under 2m customers.
>
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> Amra the Freelancer
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