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Can you move to a new email address? |
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Perhaps I was a bit more tired today than normal, but this email caught me funny.
I think what struck me was the approach of the email and how strange it was. Instead of associating a move with a site URL, the Monsters are 'moving' their email address. Why would they be changing? Are they losing their .com URL? Perhaps it was their focusing an email marketing effort on such a subtle change in email address that threw me off. Or maybe it was the word 'move'. Or, of course, it could be because it's a Monday.
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