First Lotusphere Spammer
by Volker Weber
Last year I awarded Vik Naik of salesplace.com with the First Lotusphere Spam award. It looks like he is still with the company:
Sometimes it is really easy to avoid a vendor.
Tags: lotusphere spam
Comments
Same here. Sigh. And to those in the know about NFL licensing rules, an even bigger sigh. Of course I make an assumption here that the millions of $ required to use the trademark in promotions hasn't been paid. If so I'm dead wrong.
And they forgot to filter @*.ibm.com :-P
Yes - more salesplace spam arrived today. They were an embarassment at LS06 - handing out flyers during the opening and closing sessions as well as cornering anyone that was within grabbing distance of them at Seaworld.
Do they realize that they are chasing away customers with these tactics?
I think that they would be a better fit for Microsoft CRM.
Yep, even I got that one! Tis a shame their marketing droids are so stoopid - the product seems quite nice.
The only unsolicited spam I got after Lotusphere was from these jokers. I have them blocked on my spam filter now.
From their product page..
"It's about understanding the needs of your customers, delivering exceptional service, and selling the right products to the right person at the right time."
Oh the irony.
Stephen, it's about your customers, not their customers (which would include you, in their best case scenarios) ;-)
It appears they are using an old list. I am not able to attend the 'sphere this year, yet I was still lucky enough to get a copy of this crap email.
@Ken: It must be really old. I haven't been registered as an attendee since 2001! This filters most of the spam but not all.
Should we start a list? Hmmmm.
Mine ended in the spam filter to begin with
Mine too - Postini.
Post a comment
Recent comments
Ben Poole
on It has only been less than two hours at 09:44
Frank L. Quednau
on It has only been less than two hours at 09:29
Martin Hiegl
on It has only been less than two hours at 08:27
Stephan H. Wissel
on Notes.ini parameter RunFaster=1 is finally here at 05:24
Volker Weber
on It has only been less than two hours at 01:33
Thomas "Duffbert" Duff
on It has only been less than two hours at 01:26
Chris Linfoot
on Planet Lotus not picking up Christopher's feed at 21:56
Yancy Lent
on Planet Lotus not picking up Christopher's feed at 19:48
Bruce Elgort
on Robin Bloor: Why Google Chrome Will Dominate at 18:51
Mac Guidera
on Planet Lotus not picking up Christopher's feed at 16:04
Kevan Emmott
on 824 Chrome users so far today at 15:56
Chris Linfoot
on Planet Lotus not picking up Christopher's feed at 14:54
Lars Berntrop-Bos
on Planet Lotus not picking up Christopher's feed at 13:12
Andreas Braukmann
on 824 Chrome users so far today at 11:33
Nick Daisley
on Robin Bloor: Why Google Chrome Will Dominate at 10:14
Chris Linfoot
on Planet Lotus not picking up Christopher's feed at 09:42
Alper Iseri
on 824 Chrome users so far today at 09:38
Jean Pierre Wenzel
on 824 Chrome users so far today at 08:37
Jan-Piet Mens
on Robin Bloor: Why Google Chrome Will Dominate at 08:26
Benjamin Stein
on Synchronizing iPhone with ... Lotus Notes at 07:18
Greg Walrath
on Party like it's 2008 at 06:56
Andy Brunner
on Party like it's 2008 at 05:41
Michelle O'Rorke
on Synchronizing iPhone with ... Lotus Notes at 05:01
Arthur Fontaine
on Chrome in the wild at 03:26
Yancy Lent
on Planet Lotus not picking up Christopher's feed at 02:15
Click here to subscribe
