10% of people buying things from spam e-mails does seem like a lot... but not all spam is Herbal Viagra and Mortgages. I wonder if they're classifying purchases from mailing lists from "respectable" online stores in that figure. For example, if I'm on an ebgames.com mailing list because I've purchased there before, and I get an ad for a sale in my e-mail from them, and buy based on that ad, does that count?
Fair enough, how about both? In my few years spent in retail sales, I have seen on two or three occasions cards with both a signature, and a small note to check ID. Unless you're John Hancock, you should be able to find a little room.
Except then you miss out on opportunities to get games by smaller developers that don't get a second print run as greatest hits. Things like Disgaea. Mmm. Disgaea. (Still never got that blasted Yoshitsuna)
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10% of people buying things from spam e-mails does seem like a lot... but not all spam is Herbal Viagra and Mortgages. I wonder if they're classifying purchases from mailing lists from "respectable" online stores in that figure. For example, if I'm on an ebgames.com mailing list because I've purchased there before, and I get an ad for a sale in my e-mail from them, and buy based on that ad, does that count?
Does this mean I've been wasting my CPU cycles?
Fair enough, how about both? In my few years spent in retail sales, I have seen on two or three occasions cards with both a signature, and a small note to check ID. Unless you're John Hancock, you should be able to find a little room.
Except then you miss out on opportunities to get games by smaller developers that don't get a second print run as greatest hits. Things like Disgaea. Mmm. Disgaea. (Still never got that blasted Yoshitsuna)
How very 10100111001.