College students reject mobile spam advances
March 23rd, 2005People across the technology landscape have been correct in the assumption that if people never purchaed products from spammers, there would be no economic incentive to spam. It is a solic theory, and I agree.
In what might be good news for the burgeoning mobile spam phenom (if it indeed exists), it seems the potentially hardest core users of mobile services are rejecting spammers advances.
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Tags: instant messaging, mobile, response rate, spam, spim, survey, text messaging |
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