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by auxbuss
3781 days ago
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In that case, I've gone back to the store, so it's clear that I'm prepared to do business with them. It's also a social interaction. If the sales person did that of their own volition, then I'd react positively. However, I'd be less responsive if the information had been retrieved via, say, facial recognition in some way. The difference is that one case is someone (or a business) wanting to help and improve my life -- and, yes, to sell me something. The other is someone wanting to ell me something. |
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I think you're being overly generous in the case of the former. The person's livelihood depends on selling you something. She or he is just wrapping it in a social patina that will prevent your "I'm being sold something" warning lights from going off.