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For a long time now anytime a email comes in that says anything about banking I delete it. Recently a bank I do business with started sending e-mails informing me of special offers which as a consumer was worth investigating. But to be honest with you I don't trust any of the e-mail, as it is to hard to determine
When you are planning something or looking for something online you have announced your intentions through the type of searches you do on Google or other websites, it seems that retailers are starting to get wise to this and are using tools like Google Trends to determine where the market is turning. That intention data that you are placing out
I was recently shopping for some advertising on some sites for a project I have going on, and when I approached a certain website I was told that they were getting a 100,000 hits a day. When I went to setup some Google Adwords targeted campaigns I did some analysis on the sites that I wanted to target I determined
A friend of mine in the UK was on a Skype call with another person I know out in Nevada when they were interrupted with another incoming call. It was directed at the caller in Nevada, and when he answered he was blown away when it turned out to be a recorded telemarketing pitch in Spanish. This is pretty discouraging
Well I know what this means for Vonage customers, your bill is about to go up, and you will now be contributing to keep small rural telephone companies in business. You will be paying to support companies that are still trying to surcharge for touch tone services. The very companies you are routing around you will now indirectly have to
I have never been a fan of AOL but after watching this video I have not doubt that AOL will never go out of business because people will never be able to cancel there account. [youtube.com]
If you have been listening to my rants on my Podcast you will know that I have been saying for a while that the only reason the Telcos are against Net Neutrality is that their very existence is under massive threat. For nearly a 100 years the consumers and tax payers of this country have been supplementing the telcos in