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Despammed Anti-telemarketing Counterscript The Direct Marketing sector regards the telephone as one of its most successful tools. Consumers experience telemarketing from a completely different point of view: more than 92% perceive commercial telephone calls as a violation of privacy. Telemarketers make use of a telescript - a guideline for a telephone conversation. This script creates an imbalance in the conversation between the marketer and the consumer. It is this imbalance, most of all, that makes telemarketing successful. copyright ©1994-2005 EGBG - martijn engelbregt nieuwe uilenburgerstraat 5, 1011 lm amsterdam, the netherlands, e-mail: info@egbg.nl phone: 0031.20.6208784, fax: 0031.20.6209573, mobile: 0031.6.26082709
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