> Even if it were good, you shouldn't buy from spammers.
That makes no sense whatsoever. Your logic, if there is any?
A "good" product, which you need and have been seeking, is broght to your attention by some entity which you personally consider to be a "spammer" and you would eschew the product?
>> Even if it were good, you shouldn't buy from spammers.
> That makes no sense whatsoever. Your logic, if there is any?
> A "good" product, which you need and have been seeking, is broght to your > attention by some entity which you personally consider to be a "spammer" > and you would eschew the product?
Yes, exactly. Don't reward bad marketing practices, exercise your power as a consumer. While there will always be scammers and spammers that function on the "there's one born every minute" principle, most viable commercial enterprises, will drop marketing practices that can't provide immediate and substantial results.
There is almost always many "better" products available. If they need to resort to using spammers to shill their product, it can't be that "good", in reality. If you do a search and find more "companies" offering a product than makes any economic sense, there is a very good chance that half of them are scams. The odds go way up, if they also try using GoogleGroups to spam the dying Usenet.
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