On 2/13/03 11:15 AM, "Michael Bigley" <wakinyan at fuse.net> wrote: >> Why exactly do "60%" of users not like html mail?? (I think that number is >> false too) > > If you want to pay for the emarketer report, go for it, but here is > the free synopsis: > "eMarketer reports that most consumers prefer text-based email > advertisements, to other types of email ads. > > In a new study released by Opt-in News, 62 percent of respondents > said they prefer text-based email ads, to any other form of email > advertising. > > This compares to 35 percent of respondents who said they preferred > HTML-based advertisements, and just 3 percent who have a preference > for rich media email ads." Nah, I can take your word for it. Who is Opt-In News? Will have to check that one out later. Working in marketing I can easily take those numbers in context. I guess I am too naïve when I think people are advancing or maybe a better word - embracing the newer technology. It really blows me away when I hear of the ratio between say dial up and adsl/cable internet subscribers. Thanks for the numbers. Bill Reburn