but what if you didnt go to that game?

I got it but didn't go to the England game so must have been sent to anybody who's bought tickets through the RFL in the past

Makes a change for another club to try and poach fans from outside "their area".
I thought this practice was only carried out by Leeds and Bradford, both of whom regularly put up billboard advertising in other clubs' back yards.
I wonder if the RFL have done the same in Cumbria ?

There's a big difference between trying to expand your market, and (presumably paying for) email marketing campaigns to people who you know arr followers of another club (because they told you they are). It's poor use of marketing Intel.

Leeds or Bradford putting billboards in Wakefield is very different - most of the people who see that billboard probably aren't currently RL customers. And there is, of course, nothing to stop Wakefield putting their own billboards up wherever they want.

There are more Rhino's fans in Wakey than Wakey fans - that also helps matters.

really, it looks like your ban on the Wakey board is making you more bitter than normal

That may prove my point

It's a grubby tactic, trying to obtain fans from your "competitors" back yard.
The first advert that I noticed was a Rhino advert on the outskirts of Bradford, which I thought was a cheap shot.
You would have thought that having 500,000 people in Leeds would be enough, obviously not

Hull KR have gone past the 4500 sales mark. We sold 5200 ahead of the 2016 Super League campaign so may end up not far off that figure for our assault on the Championship.

That is an excellent return and should see you in good stead to have a real tilt at getting back to SL for 2018. Hope you do it.

Neighbours. Yes, that obsessed you sent a grovelling apology to get back on our forum. Oh well, peddle your tripe
on here instead