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You should email them and tell them they're not in compliance with that regulation. IBM will have lawyers who care, so you might be able to stop that spam not j
by justinpombrio 2y ago
You should email them and tell them they're not in compliance with that regulation. IBM will have lawyers who care, so you might be able to stop that spam not just for yourself but for everyone.
- immibis 2y agoEven better, just report them to he FTC; they could (but probably won't) be liable for up to $50,000 per email.
- ryandrake 2y agoIt would be nicer if individuals had a cheap and accessible way to initiate civil action against spammers with "broken" unsubscribe flows, or those who work around the law. I'd love a service where I could forward them all my spam and then a few days or weeks later receive $100 from each spammer for each unwanted E-mail. Obviously it wouldn't work for spam that crossed borders, but it would at least help stop domestic spam.
- chiggsy 2y agoThose lawyers know all about it, and why it's legal. If you want a lawyer to elp you, hire one.