Seriously. I just got this:

subject: Your Twitter Survey

Hello Sean,

I came across your survey today which was created with SurveyMonkey:
http://seanbonner.com/2009/02/23/twitter-survey-results/

My name is Kaitlyn McLachlan and I am the Founder and President of www.AskItOnline.com. Our service offers an extremely intuitive drag ‘n drop survey builder interface, allowing you to create powerful surveys with ease in minutes! Very recently, we have migrated all of our servers to Canada. As you are probably well aware, the Patriot Act has created a barrier for easy, efficient online research and data collection while maintaining privacy over such data. Because our servers are located in Canada, this eliminates all of the problems posed by the Patriot Act.

I hope you will consider our service as an alternative. You can read more (and signup!) at our website:
http://www.AskItOnline.com

I would be happy to address any questions or concerns you may have, so please do not hesitate to contact me!

—
Kaitlyn McLachlan
Founder & President, AskItOnline.com
www.AskItOnline.com
Email: kaitlyn@askitonline.com
Tel: (647) 299-2197

I don’t know which is better, the complete disregard for content of my survey, why you follow or unfollow someone on twitter isn’t something that generally runs into issues with the Patriot Act. The complete disregard for my choice of survey software, I mean, the fact that I wasn’t using their stuff could only be a mistake. Or the totally canned e-mail, nothing personal about it except the link to my site. The fact that the founder and prsident of this company uses this method to drum up new users is reason enough for me to keep using Survey Monkey.