If you want to accumulate wealth you have to emulate the behavior of wealthy people.

But they won't think twice about doing their own direct mail after reading a few a few blog articles about it.As someone who's done quite a lot of both (and yes, full disclosure, I offer services in both areas also) I can tell you this:People's internet behavior is atrocious.

This happens quite a bit :)Steve I'm shocked and repulsed that anyone would engage in such wanton and lascivious immoral behavior.  

It's always about the behavior if other people.The great majority of people who mail poop out and stop mailing after a few months.

Yes, exactly, the logical response to unethical behavior is to help someone else do it instead.If your behavior is so faultless, why don't you go discuss it with the Real Estate commission?  

I don't want to receive bad service because of my behavior, as I know "problem clients" are sometimes pushed to the side.

I know it's easy for me to mistakenly think that I understand my recipients' behavior (when I really have no idea what's going on in their heads, who reads what, what exactly stands out to people, what each person's motivation is, etc.).

Actually Levitt said, "Sometimes a particular set of incentives is so irresistible that people are driven to attain them through unscrupulous behavior" 7% listing fee on a $300k sale is a great incentive, especially when you are working on commission only and it's your only source of income, and getting 3-5% on the buyer side is not too bad either.

It might make sense to have stronger barriers to discourage this type of behavior, as there is a poster in particular that has been on here over the last month+ harassing many of the women posters, and every time he gets banned he's back the next day (or that day) with a new pseudonym.

Personally, I think their past rental history is the best way to determine future rental behavior.