Using Fax SPAM to get people to Bluespam

As if Bluespam wasn't a big enough problem already - One company has decided to use Fax SPAM as a way to try to market their product!
Yesterday a friend of mine forwarded me this Fax SPAM that he received asking him to spend £2,395 to be setup as his own Bluetooth Marketing - and they even talk about running Bluetooth marketing where you have "high footfall or passing traffic".
This is in direct conflict with the best practice guidelines from the DMA and - I hope - will be in conflict with the guidelines coming from the MMA.
If you run Bluetooth marketing in open-areas then you can't adequately communicate to people that a) Bluetooth marketing is in operation b) what's the content that they might receive c) what do they need to do?
What you will do is interrupt people and have them start complainging about more Bluespam!
If you got one of these faxes - I'd love to hear about it -- and what you think!
I have taken the liberty to Blue-out the details of the offending company and I'm not going to name them here. Why give them any more publicity!
Come on folks. Bluetooth can be really effective - both cost effective AND respectful of the consumer. Let's work together to make Bluetooth marketing a great experience for everyone!
Best regards,
Troy



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