Posted: 10th Dec, 2004 By: MarkJ
The Business Software Alliance (BSA) has found that more than 25%+ of people have admitted to buying software through SPAM e-mails - NOT CLEVER:
The research, which covered 6,000 people in six countries and their attitudes towards junk e-mails, revealed that Brazilians were the most likely to read spam.
A third of them read unsolicited junk e-mail and 66% buy goods or services after receiving spam. The French were the second most likely to buy something (48%), with 44% of Britons taking advantage of products and services.The
BBC News Online item is shocking and allows those sending SPAM to better justify its continued use.