WellIf they ever send me anything I'll have 'em.
Someone like Saisnbury's couldn't really get away with it, I'm sure.
We're that scared of it that we don't even tell our web subscribers who've opted out if the site going to be down. And they pay nearly £2,000 for the service.
But we're chickens
(Someone like Saisnbury's couldn't really get away with it, I'm sure.
We're that scared of it that we don't even tell our web subscribers who've opted out if the site going to be down. And they pay nearly £2,000 for the service.
But we're chickens
butchbint,
Mon 18 Aug 2003, 13:45,
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It's been a couple of yearssince I looked at the 1998 update, but I seem to remember it still being fairly toothless.
Saying that I doubt a company like Sainsbury's would be stupid enough to directly ignore people opting out of their marketing that way.
(Saying that I doubt a company like Sainsbury's would be stupid enough to directly ignore people opting out of their marketing that way.
Ijon Tichy,
Mon 18 Aug 2003, 13:49,
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