Bluetooth Spammer required for London

Helen Keegan of Beep Marketing will be spitting blood, I’m sure, when she reads this. She’s always been particularly annoyed by bluetooth spamming — me too.

Have a look at this job advertised on the London Craigslist:
Link: Bluetooth Marketing Person

We produce Bluetooth devices that beam a Bluetooth advertising text message to all mobile phones within the vicinity.

We need 1 individual to walk round carrying our phone with specilised software installed, automatically beaming advertising messages to all mobile phones.

If you are interested in this position or the technology, please get in touch.

Naughty!

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  • http://invalid.name Dan Lane

    Obviously the modern equivalent of the Golf sign guy!

  • http://www.technokitten.com technokitten

    I’m not *quite* spitting blood Ewan but as Dan says, this sounds like being the modern equivalent of the golf sign guy. And I can’t imagine it’s particularly legal either unless they’ve got some bulky opt-in system.

    And I’m not against the use of bluetooth per se, I’m against it’s misuse. Here’s an example of bluetooth usage for the greater good
    http://mbites.com/2007/07/17/bluetooth_spam_from_the_thin_blue_line

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