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If you're making people opt-out and setting them up to "forget" to do so, then you are spamming them, but even under that definition, I'd estimate that over 99%
by ndriscoll 2y ago
If you're making people opt-out and setting them up to "forget" to do so, then you are spamming them, but even under that definition, I'd estimate that over 99% of what I'm calling spam still qualifies. A large amount of it is from businesses I've never interacted with, so obviously unsolicited.
- EGreg 2y agoIsnt it against GDPR and they could get hit with large fines in Europe for every recipient?