I've never been able to stomach the thought of sending a grand or so to DMA for PFM to become a member, given that I see so little of value in the conferences and since (let's be honest) we benefit from their advocacy work without paying anything (agencies keep it afloat).
That said, I wonder if there's any benefit in becoming a member so that we can tout the Commitment to Consumer Choice seal of approval. The DMA-CCC appears to be a constituent Do Not Contact service of some sort.
Perhaps if enough nonprofits participate, we'll keep Capitol Hill from making our lives difficult.
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