In that setting, we retrieve the products that we set out for, along with a few spontaneous purchases for which the need had been created, while discarding any coupons that did not fit the target agenda. It's the same in any purchase environment across the entire free world. There, it's out, telemarketing. But it's not just telemarketing as its own animal, it's simply another vehicle of marketing. In today's marketplace, it's just another game of matching.
Consumers bemoan receiving calls on a phone line that they pay every month for.
However, consumers merely pay for the right to use the phone line, not ownership of the phone line. This is the same concept as your local radio signals or TV airwaves. It's the same concept as direct mail and advertisements on billboards. If not, then I would suggest that we stay consistent in our treatment of all forms of marketing. The point here is that each marketing promotion, regardless of the vehicle, may enter your life at any given time.