Re: listserv for commercial use

[efindley <efindley@THEEDUCATIONCENTER.COM>]

If I am not mistaken, the conclusion reached in that discussion of
companies reading the listserv was that it was okay if they wanted to
email, but no phone calls.  That way, those who DO want the information
can call the vendor, those who don't can delete the email.

>Hello.  Yesterday morning I read a posting from someone who questioned
>company representatives calling in responce to a posting.  I had also
>posted a question to the group and recieved phone calls from an anxious
>representative from a publishing company.  I posted to obtain information
>from fellow professionals who have experience using books and other
>sources with students, not to receive a sales pitch phone call.  I found
>it offensive and somewhat intrusive.  Am I toally off base here?
>
>Thank you.
>
>Erica
>
>Erica Thorsen, Young Adult Librarian
>Port Chester Public Library
>Port Chester, New York
>ethorsen@wls.lib.ny.us
>
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Elizabeth A. Findley
Librarian/Archivist
The Education Center, Inc.
336-851-8269

efindley@themailbox.com

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