Christopher Auld wrote:
. . . Merchants who think
I might be keen to see Paris Hilton perform intimate acts are third on the
list. Followed closely by offers from extremely respectable officials in
Nigeria . . . .
For me these days, smut comes after services for insurance brokers.
--
Anton
Fraud is not part of the market.
Fred Foldvary
--- Ron Baty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fraud should not be part of the market but always has been and will
likely continue to be part of any realistic market
A pure market consists of voluntary economic acts, and theft, including
fraud, has
Wow, I was going to respond that I've almost never gotten an email for
insurance, and then decided not to clutter up the list. When I checked my new mail
again, however, I found an ad for insurance! That reminded me that in fact I
have gotten many emails, mostly for cheap health insurance.
I would. It happens all the time.
So what are the methodologies of the auto-erotic
reporting studies and how are they flawed?
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I guess the basic objection is that people will not talk about their
sexual behavior honestly. The usual assumption is that men will
exaggerate and women will understate their experiences. You can read
Edward Laumann's book about how the surveys are conducted. They spent a
lot of time designing
problems with their purchase.
Ron B.
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From: john hull [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 8:15 AM
Subject: [armchair] Re: spamonomics
I would. It happens all the time.
So what are the methodologies of the auto-erotic
--- Christopher Auld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Followed closely by offers from extremely respectable officials in
Nigeria who will give me hundreds of thousands of dollars merely for
sending them my chequing account information.
One can see how the first three products are highly complementary,
I've seen almost exactly the same distribution. As a first impression, I
wonder if the Nigeria scam doesn't employ the same anonymity (from the other
side) that recipients of the first three types of emails value. Tracking down a
scam online might well prove more difficult than doing so over the
In a message dated 1/21/04 3:34:42 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I was so ignorant, until last month I thought Paris Hilton was a
hotel in France
;-)
Paris Hilton is both a hotel in France AND desert topping! (from an old
Saturday Night Live skit it's both a floor wax AND a desert topping!)
In a message dated 1/21/04 3:34:42 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I was so ignorant, until last month I thought Paris Hilton was a
hotel in France
;-)
Paris Hilton is both a hotel in France AND desert topping! (from an old
Saturday Night Live skit it's both a floor wax AND a desert
Simple - you can anonymously buy impotence treatment over the Internet. No
need to tell a real person that you ahve a sexual problem. I've also heard
people use v!agra for enhancing sexual experience, not too cure a medical
problem. Those people probably want to avoid doctors.
Fabio
On Tue, 20
I suspect the fact that many people use the internet to view pornography
makes contemporaneous v!agra spam fairly effective. If consumer decisions
are susceptible to situational cues and entrepreneurs exploit this feature
of preferences, aroused people will purchase large quantities of v!agra.
You
In a message dated 1/20/04 7:10:03 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
AdmrlLocke wrote:
People who engage in more sexual activity and
alternative sexual lifestyles might feel less
embarassed about admitting to auto-erotica than
others, so the results might contain a great deal of
skew.
But should we
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