Numerous customers of MPT have told us they have been banned from MPT's newsletter. It seems MPT and their neverending network of spies are joining various PSP groups and then reporting ANYONE who may speak out or question the ethics of MPT's business practices. These customers are then BANNED from the customer newsletter. How does that make sense?
Customers who have been banned from their group and/or newsletter feel free to comment!
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Friday, September 21, 2007
MPT sending porn to underage suscribers???
One TAG member had this to say:
One newsletter apparently came out today. Earlier today when I was having a discussion with some students regarding the Internet and the availability of adult content, it made me think about the MPT newsletter and some thoughts I had when I saw it. Basically, I have a gripe about the newsletter - banning people who suscribed aside, for the moment. MPT supposedly revamped their group removing members who were under 18 due to the adult content. So one would think that those license holders who may be too young to be members of their group would get the newsletter in order to stay on top of things. Well, I do not see anywhere on the newsletter sign up asking people if they are over 18. The last two newsletters that came out had frontal nudity. I am not a prude, by far, but I do not think they should send out newsletters with adult content when just anyone could sign up because one could argue MPT is sending out porn to solicit new customers. Possibly UNDERAGE customers. Common sense would say to use discretion with their marketing, but it is abundantly clear that no one with that company, "old" management nor "NEW" management, has a lick of sense. Not only that, but no where on their site does it have a disclaimer stating there is adult content. The very fact that they market to MySpace which, let's face it, is a primary social network for kids under 18 could put forth numerous arguments regarding their business ethics or lack thereof. They are a lawsuit waiting to happen.
One newsletter apparently came out today. Earlier today when I was having a discussion with some students regarding the Internet and the availability of adult content, it made me think about the MPT newsletter and some thoughts I had when I saw it. Basically, I have a gripe about the newsletter - banning people who suscribed aside, for the moment. MPT supposedly revamped their group removing members who were under 18 due to the adult content. So one would think that those license holders who may be too young to be members of their group would get the newsletter in order to stay on top of things. Well, I do not see anywhere on the newsletter sign up asking people if they are over 18. The last two newsletters that came out had frontal nudity. I am not a prude, by far, but I do not think they should send out newsletters with adult content when just anyone could sign up because one could argue MPT is sending out porn to solicit new customers. Possibly UNDERAGE customers. Common sense would say to use discretion with their marketing, but it is abundantly clear that no one with that company, "old" management nor "NEW" management, has a lick of sense. Not only that, but no where on their site does it have a disclaimer stating there is adult content. The very fact that they market to MySpace which, let's face it, is a primary social network for kids under 18 could put forth numerous arguments regarding their business ethics or lack thereof. They are a lawsuit waiting to happen.
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