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NEW YORK (AP) - Veteran e-mail users probably recall getting a message — or several — from someone they hardly know asking for updated contact information. These messages, derided by some as spam, helped Plaxo Inc. expand its contact management service.
Now that Plaxo has 10 million users, its executives are scaling back the automatic e-mail feature as they strive to become "good citizens."
Plaxo offers a service that synchronizes people's address books. If you change your e-mail address, for instance, you can update it on Plaxo and have the new address automatically sent to your friends' address books.
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