depends.

if its a club a regularly attend, and have requested to be put on the mailing list, then sure. its informative, and usually an easy way to be put on guestlist.

if its a club that somehow gets a hold of my email address and i have no intentions on going to the club EVER, then ya, its fuckin annoying.

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I'm not crazy about getting emails from promotors, but an email once a week (or less) is informative enough, anything more than that is overkill.

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i don't mind them at all, and in fact, sometimes they're the only way I get to stay informed as to what's going on in the city..

and in case they turn into daily spam i'd just block them, rarely though..

If you think it's annoying, don't sign up! pretty simple I thought

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Originally posted by Floorwhore if its a club that somehow gets a hold of my email address and i have no intentions on going to the club EVER, then ya, its fuckin annoying.

+1

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I'm on a few mailing lists that I like. The promoters arn't clubs so the mailing list keeps me up to date with events that I may not otherwise know about. If it's a club however, I would be less inclined to sign up. The mailing lists are best when the events arn't otherwise widely known about.

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Originally posted by Skipper If you think it's annoying, don't sign up! pretty simple I thought

unfortunately that is not always the case.
some promoters sell their email lists to others so you end up getting all kinds of shit in your inbox.

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Originally posted by Floorwhore depends. if its a club a regularly attend, and have requested to be put on the mailing list, then sure. its informative, and usually an easy way to be put on guestlist. if its a club that somehow gets a hold of my email address and i have no intentions on going to the club EVER, then ya, its fuckin annoying.

agreed.

I've been pretty lucky with most of the ones I'm on for NYC. They have for the most part respected my email address and only used it for their own mailings I have only one occasion recieved emails from a third party I didn't want because of promotion listings.

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Originally posted by Lightshow i wear sunglasses for the same reason everybody wears them in a club. 1: people look cool in sunglasses 2: it gets awefully bright as the night progresses

*nusty does not wear sunglasses at night, they make it hard to see and you could trip

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Originally posted by chinamon unfortunately that is not always the case. some promoters sell their email lists to others so you end up getting all kinds of shit in your inbox.

I could see that happening with marketing lists in general (e-mail, phone, regular mail, etc...), but I can't see it in the local club scene. I mean, if I were a promoter, I wouldn't sell/share my list with anyone, and I can't see another promoter willing to sell theirs..

*shrugs*

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Originally posted by TranceGeek I could see that happening with marketing lists in general (e-mail, phone, regular mail, etc...), but I can't see it in the local club scene. I mean, if I were a promoter, I wouldn't sell/share my list with anyone, and I can't see another promoter willing to sell theirs.. *shrugs*

it has happend to me before
my cell number was also sold in a list for promotions.. i was getting all kinds of useless text messages regarding events.. eventually that stopped because a lot of people got pissed off.

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it's only an email...it takes two seconds to delete...

i send out thousands of emails a week and it's an extremely effective advertising tool.

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