Draft:Bancomail
Italian B2B data marketing company
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Bancomail is an Italian company specializing in B2B email marketing databases. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Genoa, Italy, it operates as Bancomail S.p.A. (VAT number IT02727350999, REA GE 506965).[1]
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| Company type | S.p.A. |
|---|---|
| Industry | Data marketing, Email marketing |
| Founded | 2001 |
| Headquarters | Genoa, Italy |
Area served | Worldwide |
| Products | B2B email databases |
| Website | bancomail |
The company sells lists of business email addresses categorized by industry and geography. According to the company, its database includes contacts from Italy and more than 25 countries.[2]
Research
In 2023, Bancomail published a study analyzing email domain preferences across more than 3,500,000 business contacts in Europe. The research found that 70% of Italian freelancers and professionals use free email services (such as Gmail or Hotmail) rather than paid domain-based addresses, placing Italy first in Europe for free email adoption among professionals. The study was reported by La Repubblica,[3] Bitmat,[4] and Arena Digitale.[5]
Social commitment
Bancomail operates a non-profit support programme in which customers can direct 10% of their purchase value to a partner charitable organisation at no additional cost. Wikimedia Italia, the Italian chapter of the Wikimedia Foundation, has described the initiative on its website.[6] MediCinema Italia, an organisation that brings cinema experiences to hospital patients, has also joined the programme.[7]
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