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No offense but this is a very naive perspective on certain types of emails. For example for one-on-one cold sales emails you don't need their permission to emai
by weird-eye-issue 5y ago
No offense but this is a very naive perspective on certain types of emails. For example for one-on-one cold sales emails you don't need their permission to email them. And there is an entire industry built around that.
- theindianappguy 5y agotrue
- chinathrow 5y ago> For example for one-on-one cold sales emails you don't need their permission to email them. That depends on where the recpient resides. In the US maybe. Other countries have different rules and regulations.
- weird-eye-issue 5y agoThat was my point. Your blanket statement of "Make sure you have permission to email a recipient." was not correct in all cases