[marketing, tech] Day Late, Dollar Short
Dear Namecheap,
I don't mind your advertising to me. But if you do, I would sure appreciate it if you sent out your notification of two-day sales some time before 17:24:54.047 +0000 on the second day of the sale.
I mean, I know that if one of your shared web hosting account customers complained to you that their mail was delayed 24 hours, you would blow them off with that old saw that email isn't late until 72 hours, because SMTP assumes three days of attempts to deliver (at least by default), so you have to assume email takes up to three days to get where it's going.
So it seems a little disingenuous that you would send out an email about a sale in the last 6 and a half hours of it.
Toodles,
Siderea
I don't mind your advertising to me. But if you do, I would sure appreciate it if you sent out your notification of two-day sales some time before 17:24:54.047 +0000 on the second day of the sale.
I mean, I know that if one of your shared web hosting account customers complained to you that their mail was delayed 24 hours, you would blow them off with that old saw that email isn't late until 72 hours, because SMTP assumes three days of attempts to deliver (at least by default), so you have to assume email takes up to three days to get where it's going.
So it seems a little disingenuous that you would send out an email about a sale in the last 6 and a half hours of it.
Toodles,
Siderea