There's nothing more annoying than getting spam. Unless you count fussy eaters and flies. There is no point to flies. Their existence baffles me. Spam is meant to serve a purpose, in theory. The exertion is generally wasted though, as no one reads it. All things gets thrown in the recycle bin to be unceremoniously, and enduringly deleted. If spam came in paper form, it would be used to line pets' cages. So why then, one wonders, would marketers intentionally sign up to bullet proof servers that allow them to send emails en masse?
Bullet proof servers zero in on the fact that email marketing is an effective, not to mention economical, tool in capturing your share of the company market. They emphasise how easy it is to reach millions of population at the touch of a button, thereby addition your target audience and manufacture the most of your time to come prospects.
