Localized Spam

July 29, 2009

Are people six times less likely to be irritated by localized spam?

Perhaps you are familiar with Common Sense Advisory’s report “Can’t Read, Won’t Buy: Why Language Matters on Global Websites.” Well, it seems the spammers are on to this fact, as well. Slashdot reports that some Europeans are being targeted with automatically translated spam.

Marjolein Groot Nibbelink

Marjolein realized early on that the Netherlands was too small for her. After traveling to 30+ countries over the span of 10 years she moved to the United States in 2014. She holds a degree in Communication from the University of Rotterdam and has long had an affinity for creative writing.

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