Hi,
> They get money for each spam thats delivered.
> Maybe DoCoMo IS the spammer, anyone ever
> think of that? Seems logical to me. And since they
> are getting paid for the spam, are they really going to make
> stopping it a top priority???? I should think not.
Sorry, but this seems to be a very unlogical (or should I say unwise)
strategy to me, considering the bad image that DoCoMo is facing with all
the spam attacks, plus complaints from customers who have to pay for
downloading the mail. *Very* short term, DoCoMo might even gain some
revenue by the transferred packets (although I doubt it, considering the
money it will cost them to handle all the complaints they get about it),
but all to soon this would turn majorly against them, both imagewise and
financially.
Besides that, it is fact that one of DoCoMo's major selling points for
i-mode to Japanese consumers has been its saftey and userfriendliness.
The strategy you are describing is certainly contradicting this
standpoint and selling off the good image for some quick money.
--Andrea
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Received on Thu Jun 21 17:16:39 2001