ONLINE-ADS>> CompuServe and Cyber Promotions

Kim M. Bayne/wolfBayne Communications (kimmik_at_wolfBayne.com)
Fri, 9 May 1997 13:23:05 -0600 (MDT)

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I just read that CompuServe and Cyber Promotions have reached an agreement
regarding unsolicited email. CompuServe will bribe Cyber Promotions with
$30,000 in advertising to keep Cyber Promotions from spamming CompuServe
customers. If Cyber Promotions spams, they'll have to pay CompuServe twice that.

So, my question is this...what will Cyber Promotions use the $30K in ads
for? To sell more email names to people who like to spam? Nice. Real nice.

Really wondering what Compu Serve was thinking,

Kim

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Kim M. Bayne, president kimmik_at_wolfBayne.com
wolfBayne Communications http://www.wolfBayne.com
author, "The Internet Marketing Plan: a practical
handbook for creating, implementing and assessing
your online presence," New York: John Wiley, 1997
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