Question:
Those of you who play golf may want to look for a new site to get golf information from (you could switch to golf.com, which is NBC’s golf page), and you are doing so. Congratulations, you have just lost a customer for good, and I’m sure many others will never do business with you again. Like them, I have taken a pledge never to do business with companies that spam. (look up the "Boulder Pledge") In the future, I will use NBC’s golf.com as my home web site for golf information. Somebody in your organization needs to learn that advertising by bulk e-mail will irritate so many people that you will lose more customers than you will gain. To: ***** Dear Golfer, How would you like to save 50% at more than 2,000 golf courses around the world? How would you like to receive online golf instruction from pros like Jack Nicklaus? How would you like to track your handicap and scores online – just like the pros? You can with the GolfWeb Players Club. Go to:
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Response:
Yes – your right! I was surprised to see it myself but you may be on their mailing list as I am. If you ever picked a winner on their "PGA Tour contest" your automatically on the list. Golfweb has lost it’s… "individuality"?.. (for lack of a better term) once it sold out to CBS. Hey, is there any big corporation that wants to buy my left-handed golf site? http://www.dca.net/golf This is America baby and I’ll sell anything – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Those of you who play golf may want to look for a new site to get golf
Response:
Those of you who play golf may want to look for a new site to get golf information from (you could switch to golf.com, which is NBC’s golf page), and you are doing so.
Sorry if I’m dense, but I don’t get this. I am an infrequent user of online golf sites. Who did what to who? John