The description of the demo is very specific and oddly exactly what I experienced about a month ago when my company was looking for a new Application Lifecycle Management tool. It’s uncanny.
You must log in or register to comment.
This is now what spammers are doing. I’ve got about 50 different “companies” offering their services complete with follow up, meeting bookings, reminders and encouragement to sign up now, then come the threats or request for acknowledgement, then they change their email address and start from the top.
Come to think about it, it’s probably more like 100 different attempts, each with their own repeating thread.
99% automatically land in my spam folder, but it’s just ludicrous. It also makes actual commerce via email pretty much impossible.
I’ve had offers for lead generation, appointment setting, transcript services, SEO, website redesigns, app development, social media marketing and management, investment opportunities, offers for speaking engagements, conference sponsorships, purchasing and product offers, the list is endless.
Lead gen spam in particular is the bane of my existence for the past year. I get 4-5 per day. If you’re so good at getting qualified leads for others, why are you spamming random recipients for yourself?
I always wonder if those actually work
“We help you find real verified customers 100% guaranteed” - says the ones that mass mailed a honeypot address that’s visible only to bots (so it’s not real, not verified and lands directly in spam dragging down your email domain reputation)
