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I only get emails from sites that are single opt in. Haven’t received a single double opt in request.
by emailthrowaway2 5y ago
I only get emails from sites that are single opt in. Haven’t received a single double opt in request.
- pwg 5y agoWhich then means they are, by definition, not legit sites.
- btown 5y agoPer https://www.campaignmonitor.com/blog/email-marketing/39-of-senders-use-confirmed-opt-in-lists-do-you/ https://www.campaignmonitor.com/blog/email-marketing/39-of-s... double-opt-in is a best practice but not strictly required. (IANAL and local laws may vary.)
- PaulHoule 5y agoPeople who send mail through an email deliverability service such as Amazon's SES or sendgrid will get hassled if their bounce rate is too high because that's a sign they aren't maintaining their lists. A bounce is more effective than a spam complaint at pouring sand in the gears of the email senders and configuring your email server to bounce the messages would accomplish that. It doesn't do anything though to the person who is subscribing you.