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New Rich-text email question about 'common practice'.
I know HTML email is widely considered to be Evil, however, it does get used and people will continue to want to use it. I know it's possible to embed images in the email for the markup to use - a lot of image spam does this - but I'm told by one of our marketing guys that a lot of 'corporate' rich-text email newsletters load images from websites instead.

What have other people experienced? I don't subscribe to people who send me such things, so I don't know.

Wade.


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New either is fine however if the url being used for an image
is also being used by a spammer the entire mail might be dropped and the firm blacklisted if enough are sent to get on url black lists. In our corporate shop all images and urls are blocked.
thanxx,
bill
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New I rarely get embedded imaged
Embedded images seems to be more of a personal email thing, to prevent the confusion of trying to sent the email and post the image.

Everybody else uses loaded images more then embedded ones.

Jay
New Typically, banks and such do it

Which is always amusing in Gmail and Thunderbird, since they don't display remote images by default.

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     Rich-text email question about 'common practice'. - (static) - (3)
         either is fine however if the url being used for an image - (boxley)
         I rarely get embedded imaged - (JayMehaffey)
         Typically, banks and such do it - (ubernostrum)

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