in article TNDjf.584328$x96.558274@attbi_s72, Mark Lipton at
wrote on 12/1/05 6:30 AM:


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>>
>> Not worth the discussion really, but this guy is creative anyway. In the
>> end, if anyone clicks on his site, he's ahead of the game.
>>
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> Agreed about the former, but clicks on his website won't add a penny to
> sales. Unless they sell advertising to others (doubtful) all the
> traffic could do is bog down their server. ;-)
>
> Mark Lipton

I understand, but was thinking that a click on his site is an
'impact/rergistration' of whatever it's selling. I haven't clicked on it
myself, but would think the page that comes up shows the name/product and it
registers with the viewer. That's step one in what he wants. If that weren't
basically valid I wouldn't be getting 50+ spam e-mails every day on my
regular e-mail address. I doubt anyone here would help his sales, but the
whole point of spam marketing is to saturate and hope for some small
response %.

Just as an aside...... The particular e-mail address I use here is used ONLY
on AFW, so the only way it gets picked up is by 'skimmers'. I delete an
average of 200 spam messages per day from this mailbox.