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by Evbn 5003 days ago
It is still abusive, to represent that they need it for transactional purposes and then to spam you with it instead.
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Flightfox just posted an article about how they more aggressively pursue potential customers with email, and it's doubled their conversion rate.

How is this isolated example of snail-mail marketing at all creepy? As long as it's Verizon and not a third party, it isn't strange at all.

There's a difference between "strange" and "creepy".

Something can be really common and still really creepy.