Porsche spam mailing

[kryten22uk]

Bought a 997 TT from one dealer and a Cayenne or order from another and boy do thas that mean I get a bucket load of Pork spam. Always getting sent this and that. If i have a 997TT then why on earth am i interested in taking one for a test drive 200 miles away at Silverstone centre?!

Never known anything like it from any other cars I've bought. Anyone else find Porsche particularly bad at this?

[Maersk]

You would appear to have failed to tick the relevant boxes somewhere.

[Helen Goff]

are you sure it wasn't a driving tuition day at their **Porsche Driving experiance centre at Silverstone ? if so it's well worth the trip,have to admit i hadn't realised silverstone was such along way from London

• http://www.porsche.com/silverstone/

every new Porsche sold comes with driving tuition. Porsche have built their own (amazing)facilities at Silverstone just for this purpose. and employ some of the very best instructors. F1 & other professional racing drivers use the facilities there.

Edited by Helen Goff on Saturday 22 October 14:40

[kbf1981]

Helen Goff said:

are you sure it wasn't a driving tuition day at their **Porsche Driving experiance centre at Silverstone ? if so it's well worth the trip,have to admit i hadn't realised silverstone was such along way from London

• http://www.porsche.com/silverstone/

every new Porsche sold comes with driving tuition. Porsche have built their own (amazing)facilities at Silverstone just for this purpose. and employ some of the very best instructors. F1 & other professional racing drivers use the facilities there.

Edited by Helen Goff on Saturday 22 October 14:40

This. It's worth going.

[Flat6time]

Instead of moaning about it on a forum, why not email Porsche and ask to be taken of the mailing list?

or read the letter properly and go along to have a play at their tracks?

[kryten22uk]

Flat6time said:

Instead of moaning about it on a forum, why not email Porsche and ask to be taken of the mailing list?

Erm, it's a semi-rhetorical question aimed at stimulating debate and experience, not meant to solve the issue. You not familiar with the principle of the Internet forum?

P.S no, this latest mailing is not the standard "experience" day, which I received some time ago.

[Helen Goff]

kryten22uk said:

Erm, it's a semi-rhetorical question aimed at stimulating debate and experience, not meant to solve the issue. You not familiar with the principle of the Internet forum?

P.S no, this latest mailing is not the standard "experience" day, which I received some time ago.

ah ok, well it sounds like you have somehow been listed on their system under the wrong Porsche dealership. which is very annoying but easily fixed.
strangly i have just had a moan at Porsche as i don't seem to get any communications from them.

[g7jhp]

kryten22uk said:

Erm, it's a semi-rhetorical question aimed at stimulating debate and experience, not meant to solve the issue. You not familiar with the principle of the Internet forum?

Ask a question, get sensible replies and still complain?

[_gez_]

Emails regarding Viagra = spam.
Glossy invites and brochures about Porsche with instructions how to opt out of future comms = fine be me.