Getting more Sign SPAM then Spam for boner pills

[UFB Fabrication]

I seem to be getting tons of spam from every half ass sign supply maker of cheesy sign crap. My thoughts are that the only place sign related new that has my email addy are the sign forums and the ISA show. I joined the sign forums way before the spam started but it seemed the flood gates were opened a few weeks after the ISA show. Hmmmmmm has anyone else had a similar experience ? BTW I will not EVER buy anything from a company that has a telemarketer call me or sends me spam. Same goes for the dumb ass's that cant read the 3" high no solicitor sign on the front door.

[fishing nut]

A lot of people set up a new mail for the show when they register for that exact reason to stop that. The attendee list is available for a small fee.

[Erik Sine]

I seem to be getting tons of spam from every half ass sign supply maker of cheesy sign crap. My thoughts are that the only place sign related new that has my email addy are the sign forums and the ISA show. I joined the sign forums way before the spam started but it seemed the flood gates were opened a few weeks after the ISA show. Hmmmmmm has anyone else had a similar experience ? BTW I will not EVER buy anything from a company that has a telemarketer call me or sends me spam. Same goes for the dumb ass's that cant read the 3" high no solicitor sign on the front door.

I've learned my lesson . Next ISA show I'm going to use a throw away dedicated email address

[buckeye]

For 2010, both the Attendee Registration Form and the Free Tradeshow Pass form allowed attendees to opt-out from (email list) distribution to ISA Expo exhibitors. On both forms, this box was listed under section #1 "Contact Information". I am not sure where the opt-out was located on signexpo.org, as the registration portion of that site is offline during the summer months. (I do not have access to any statistics on the percentage of attendees that opted out.)

This change was made for 2010 in part as a response to negative feedback received after email-blasting that followed the 2009 Expo. And I believe that this "opt-out" box will continue to be present for the 2011 Expo.

--Kenny Peskin

ISA Manager of State and Local Government Affairs

(703) 836-4012

[Erik Sine]

For 2010, both the Attendee Registration Form and the Free Tradeshow Pass form allowed attendees to opt-out from (email list) distribution to ISA Expo exhibitors. On both forms, this box was listed under section #1 "Contact Information". I am not sure where the opt-out was located on signexpo.org, as the registration portion of that site is offline during the summer months. (I do not have access to any statistics on the percentage of attendees that opted out.)

This change was made for 2010 in part as a response to negative feedback received after email-blasting that followed the 2009 Expo. And I believe that this "opt-out" box will continue to be present for the 2011 Expo.

--Kenny Peskin

ISA Manager of State and Local Government Affairs

(703) 836-4012

Thank YOu!

[HansonSigns]

We didn't attend the show, but I suspect signcompaniesonline - we were badgered to sign up for their website, but it's not been a winner for us. I still get enough sales from signsearch to justify the cost.