I rarely do outbounding. Once an unmotivated buyer said, I won't click a link on an email. But it was just the domain, or registrar url, not a complicated url with tracking id etc. I told him, you can type it into your browser,.. and no reaction.
Elsewhere someone else (bank personnel) said the same thing..I won't click.. Again my response is the same, you can type it into Google. I wonder how common is this. Maybe most people think the same way, but they remain quiet , not to be rude..
(But I bet they would go to GD instead because it was on TV).
This is just like "don't talk to strangers" rule. it is very childish. People have false sense of security. Their phones s p y them
247/360, all their online activity is tracked, but they won't type a domain into their browser, because it is mentioned in an email.
I wonder how common this is, and how it can be cured. Number one rule for online security: disable javascript...
Elsewhere someone else (bank personnel) said the same thing..I won't click.. Again my response is the same, you can type it into Google. I wonder how common is this. Maybe most people think the same way, but they remain quiet , not to be rude..
(But I bet they would go to GD instead because it was on TV).
This is just like "don't talk to strangers" rule. it is very childish. People have false sense of security. Their phones s p y them
247/360, all their online activity is tracked, but they won't type a domain into their browser, because it is mentioned in an email.
I wonder how common this is, and how it can be cured. Number one rule for online security: disable javascript...