Latest posts | Feed | By Mark Brownlow on October 16, 2003
EmailAccount.com goes for-fee
Just an illustration of the transient nature of customer databases. Users of this free email service will lose their account if they don't upgrade by November 20th. And at a stroke, a whole bunch of addresses disappears from the Internet and from email marketers' databases. It's a largely undocumented phenomenon, but a huge issue for mailers. I wrote about it for EmailSherpa a while back.
Just an illustration of the transient nature of customer databases. Users of this free email service will lose their account if they don't upgrade by November 20th. And at a stroke, a whole bunch of addresses disappears from the Internet and from email marketers' databases. It's a largely undocumented phenomenon, but a huge issue for mailers. I wrote about it for EmailSherpa a while back.
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