When You join a program...

gobgook2 · 2005-12-01, 11:36 AM

Yeah, I always use correct information (although the one that asks for my url is a bit useless, as it could be any one of 20 or so LOL). I was running a server-side spam filter pretty damn hard there for a while, and missed LOADS of emails (I think it's even blocking ccbill signup notification emails now

) but -- 99% of the emails i get from sponsors are "5,000 New FHGs Added!" and then proceed to list all 5,000 with my code. Having absolutely no use for FHGs -- DELETE. (seriously, do these make anyone money except the top 50 / high traffic TGPs anyway?) After a few too many "Look we've added another 18 billion FHGs" emails, I'll typically opt-out of the mailings if that option is available.

What I'd rather see is a more robust solution like many mainstream newsletter publishers are using. On sign up for a program, offer checkboxes for the newsletter content.

Here's what mine would look like

[x] New Content Addition Notifications
[ ] New FHG/HFS Addition Notifications
[x] New Paysite Additions
etc...

Now THAT would be handy

bigass lists of fhgs? no thanks

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2005-12-01, 11:36 AM	#24
gobgook2 Are you sure you're an accredited and honored pornographer? Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 62	Yeah, I always use correct information (although the one that asks for my url is a bit useless, as it could be any one of 20 or so LOL). I was running a server-side spam filter pretty damn hard there for a while, and missed LOADS of emails (I think it's even blocking ccbill signup notification emails now ) but -- 99% of the emails i get from sponsors are "5,000 New FHGs Added!" and then proceed to list all 5,000 with my code. Having absolutely no use for FHGs -- DELETE. (seriously, do these make anyone money except the top 50 / high traffic TGPs anyway?) After a few too many "Look we've added another 18 billion FHGs" emails, I'll typically opt-out of the mailings if that option is available. What I'd rather see is a more robust solution like many mainstream newsletter publishers are using. On sign up for a program, offer checkboxes for the newsletter content. Here's what mine would look like [x] New Content Addition Notifications [ ] New FHG/HFS Addition Notifications [x] New Paysite Additions etc... Now THAT would be handy bigass lists of fhgs? no thanks