Thinking of the retailers you typically buy from who have sent communications (email, texts, or mail) explaining what they are doing to protect consumers and employees from the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19), how useful, if at all, do you generally find these emails?

Thinking of the retailers you typically buy from who have sent communications (email, texts, or mail) explaining what they are doing to protect consumers and employees from the spread of the coronavirus (COVID‑19), how useful, if at all, do you generally find these emails? Published on March 16, 2020 → Survey conducted on March 16, 2020 on 15621 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Very useful

22%

Somewhat useful

32%

Not very useful

18%

Not useful at all

13%

Don’t know

N/A - I haven't gotten any of these communications

10%

Very useful

22%

Somewhat useful

32%

Not very useful

18%

Not useful at all

13%

Don’t know

N/A - I haven't gotten any of these communications

10%

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