Comments on: Who Covets Your Mailing List? http://techbasedmarketing.com/blog/who-covets-your-mailing-list/1432/ Thu, 03 May 2012 19:52:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: pastorbasharathttp://techbasedmarketing.com/blog/who-covets-your-mailing-list/1432/comment-page-1/#comment-2886 pastorbasharat Wed, 20 Jan 2010 08:54:22 +0000 http://techbasedmarketing.com/?p=1432#comment-2886 I am pastor . i work in faisalabad pakistan I am pastor . i work in faisalabad pakistan

]]> By: florabrownhttp://techbasedmarketing.com/blog/who-covets-your-mailing-list/1432/comment-page-1/#comment-2885 florabrown Mon, 18 Jan 2010 22:00:28 +0000 http://techbasedmarketing.com/?p=1432#comment-2885 Hi Lynette,<br><br>Now that's a winning idea--a virtual IT manager. They would kept busy. Hi Lynette,

Now that's a winning idea–a virtual IT manager. They would kept busy.

]]> By: Lynette Chandlerhttp://techbasedmarketing.com/blog/who-covets-your-mailing-list/1432/comment-page-1/#comment-2884 Lynette Chandler Mon, 18 Jan 2010 21:54:43 +0000 http://techbasedmarketing.com/?p=1432#comment-2884 Hey Flora, oh yes these spammer/hacker types are definitely dedicated<br>and very smart. Eventually, a virtual IT manager (kinda like a VA but<br>for tech) for businesses like ours would be very valuable to help stay<br>on top and contain things. Hey Flora, oh yes these spammer/hacker types are definitely dedicated
and very smart. Eventually, a virtual IT manager (kinda like a VA but
for tech) for businesses like ours would be very valuable to help stay
on top and contain things.

]]> By: Lynette Chandlerhttp://techbasedmarketing.com/blog/who-covets-your-mailing-list/1432/comment-page-1/#comment-2882 Lynette Chandler Mon, 18 Jan 2010 21:50:55 +0000 http://techbasedmarketing.com/?p=1432#comment-2882 Yeah. My initial reaction was to figure out other options but after<br>thinking about it, I've decided to stay. Mostly because my order<br>system is well integrated with Aweber and also because moving does not<br>guarantee security. As a matter of fact I am pretty sure any mailing<br>list provider's system is tested on a regular basis by attackers. The<br>only way we know about it is if it is made public. After so many years<br>and one incident that I know of, I will cut them a little slack this<br>one time besides, they have served me well to date. However, not sure<br>I can handle a 2nd time. Let's hope there won't be one. Yeah. My initial reaction was to figure out other options but after
thinking about it, I've decided to stay. Mostly because my order
system is well integrated with Aweber and also because moving does not
guarantee security. As a matter of fact I am pretty sure any mailing
list provider's system is tested on a regular basis by attackers. The
only way we know about it is if it is made public. After so many years
and one incident that I know of, I will cut them a little slack this
one time besides, they have served me well to date. However, not sure
I can handle a 2nd time. Let's hope there won't be one.

]]> By: florabrownhttp://techbasedmarketing.com/blog/who-covets-your-mailing-list/1432/comment-page-1/#comment-2883 florabrown Mon, 18 Jan 2010 21:34:09 +0000 http://techbasedmarketing.com/?p=1432#comment-2883 I'm sorry to learn of this breach since I, too, use and recommend Aweber. It shows, however, that no one person or company is completely safe from the prying tactics of the spammers. That's their job 24-7 and they are dedicated to it. We can only take the precautions available to secure our information and transactions, then make every effort to repair damage if we are attacked. I'm sorry to learn of this breach since I, too, use and recommend Aweber. It shows, however, that no one person or company is completely safe from the prying tactics of the spammers. That's their job 24-7 and they are dedicated to it. We can only take the precautions available to secure our information and transactions, then make every effort to repair damage if we are attacked.

]]> By: florabrownhttp://techbasedmarketing.com/blog/who-covets-your-mailing-list/1432/comment-page-1/#comment-2881 florabrown Mon, 18 Jan 2010 18:00:28 +0000 http://techbasedmarketing.com/?p=1432#comment-2881 Hi Lynette,<br><br>Now that's a winning idea--a virtual IT manager. They would kept busy. Hi Lynette,

Now that's a winning idea–a virtual IT manager. They would kept busy.

]]> By: Lynette Chandlerhttp://techbasedmarketing.com/blog/who-covets-your-mailing-list/1432/comment-page-1/#comment-2880 Lynette Chandler Mon, 18 Jan 2010 17:54:43 +0000 http://techbasedmarketing.com/?p=1432#comment-2880 Hey Flora, oh yes these spammer/hacker types are definitely dedicated<br>and very smart. Eventually, a virtual IT manager (kinda like a VA but<br>for tech) for businesses like ours would be very valuable to help stay<br>on top and contain things. Hey Flora, oh yes these spammer/hacker types are definitely dedicated
and very smart. Eventually, a virtual IT manager (kinda like a VA but
for tech) for businesses like ours would be very valuable to help stay
on top and contain things.

]]> By: Lynette Chandlerhttp://techbasedmarketing.com/blog/who-covets-your-mailing-list/1432/comment-page-1/#comment-2878 Lynette Chandler Mon, 18 Jan 2010 17:50:55 +0000 http://techbasedmarketing.com/?p=1432#comment-2878 Yeah. My initial reaction was to figure out other options but after<br>thinking about it, I've decided to stay. Mostly because my order<br>system is well integrated with Aweber and also because moving does not<br>guarantee security. As a matter of fact I am pretty sure any mailing<br>list provider's system is tested on a regular basis by attackers. The<br>only way we know about it is if it is made public. After so many years<br>and one incident that I know of, I will cut them a little slack this<br>one time besides, they have served me well to date. However, not sure<br>I can handle a 2nd time. Let's hope there won't be one. Yeah. My initial reaction was to figure out other options but after
thinking about it, I've decided to stay. Mostly because my order
system is well integrated with Aweber and also because moving does not
guarantee security. As a matter of fact I am pretty sure any mailing
list provider's system is tested on a regular basis by attackers. The
only way we know about it is if it is made public. After so many years
and one incident that I know of, I will cut them a little slack this
one time besides, they have served me well to date. However, not sure
I can handle a 2nd time. Let's hope there won't be one.

]]> By: florabrownhttp://techbasedmarketing.com/blog/who-covets-your-mailing-list/1432/comment-page-1/#comment-2879 florabrown Mon, 18 Jan 2010 17:34:09 +0000 http://techbasedmarketing.com/?p=1432#comment-2879 I'm sorry to learn of this breach since I, too, use and recommend Aweber. It shows, however, that no one person or company is completely safe from the prying tactics of the spammers. That's their job 24-7 and they are dedicated to it. We can only take the precautions available to secure our information and transactions, then make every effort to repair damage if we are attacked. I'm sorry to learn of this breach since I, too, use and recommend Aweber. It shows, however, that no one person or company is completely safe from the prying tactics of the spammers. That's their job 24-7 and they are dedicated to it. We can only take the precautions available to secure our information and transactions, then make every effort to repair damage if we are attacked.

]]> By: Thomas Mulloolyhttp://techbasedmarketing.com/blog/who-covets-your-mailing-list/1432/comment-page-1/#comment-2877 Thomas Mullooly Mon, 18 Jan 2010 06:52:47 +0000 http://techbasedmarketing.com/?p=1432#comment-2877 Yeah, I picked up on this as well and I'm not happy about this at all. Especially since Aweber's initial arrogant and misguided response was "we're fine, no problem." At least they backed off that stance.<br><br>But what can we do? Aweber is (was?) the yardstick in email autoresponders. Yeah, I picked up on this as well and I'm not happy about this at all. Especially since Aweber's initial arrogant and misguided response was “we're fine, no problem.” At least they backed off that stance.

But what can we do? Aweber is (was?) the yardstick in email autoresponders.

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