> The data captured on behalf of our merchants belongs to those merchants, it’s as simple as that. No, it doesn't. It's the end users data. > and this isn’t p

> The data captured on behalf of our merchants belongs to those merchants, it’s as simple as that. No, it doesn't. It's the end users data. > and this isn’t possible when Mailchimp locks in their data Complaints about lock-in from you is pretty rich. > Mailchimp refuses to synchronize customer information captured on merchants’ online stores and email opt-out preferences. You're intentionally misleading the reader here. This isn't about opt out preferences. That's just a useful excuse. Any idiot can see you're trying to build up a complete picture about user's spanning across stores. This isn't about your customers, this is about you wanting to push mailchimp out.