Re: UKNM: Why is Bepaid so bad?

[Kief Morris]

Nick Horley typed the following on 16:11 05/07/00 +0100

 >Could someone please remind what the arguments against bepaid are supposed

 >to be (sorry, have accidentally erased all my old email)?

 >

 >I've just had a look at the site - I like the principle behind it and am

 >going to give it a try. I only wish I could filter the stuff that comes

 >through my door in the same way.  20 pizza flyers, 10 minicab cards and 2

 >credit card invites is a small selection from my average weekly harvest in

 >oh-so-targetable Fulham. One of my neighbours displays a large sign saying

 >"no pizzas or indian food" on his door. I bet he would like bepaid as

well.


 From your comments, it sounds like the principle behind bepaid is

that it stops you from getting any spam other than what you want?

I had the impression bepaid was actually about giving you targeted

ads *in addition to* what you already get from other sources. I don't

see how this would help your neighbour.


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