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My post was not so much about spam services, more about companies, from startup to large, listed companies who simply ignore current law (opt-in) in the country
by chinathrow 11y ago
My post was not so much about spam services, more about companies, from startup to large, listed companies who simply ignore current law (opt-in) in the country where I conduct business. In these cases, the sender is mostly the beneficiary too.
Such spam mostly gets through filters which makes it costly in terms to handle.
Most folks don't even care when I tell them about current legislation - I am thinking about starting to sue these companies.
- jacquesm 11y agoAh right, yes I understand now. Such spam I simply forward to the local anti-spam watchdog (OPTA, in my case) with a form letter I made for the purpose and a CC to the sender. Very very rarely do they reply (both the OPTA and the senders), never have I seen another email from a sender that got that treatment.