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Because the point number 1 on their Privacy and Security Policy is "Your Privacy is not for sale" : https://www.mint.com/how-it-works/security/policy/ https://w
by Khao 14y ago
Because the point number 1 on their Privacy and Security Policy is "Your Privacy is not for sale" : https://www.mint.com/how-it-works/security/policy/ https://www.mint.com/how-it-works/security/policy/
The way it is worded, it seems like your e-mail may be used by Intuit for promotion or by third-parties bound by the same privacy policies, but certainly not sold for spam.
- lawnchair_larry 14y agoDefinitions vary, but I consider "third party promotions" to be spam.
- k3n 14y ago> [...] it seems like your e-mail may be used by Intuit for promotion or by third-parties bound by the same privacy policies, but certainly not sold for spam Same difference in my book. If you are not the original entity that I supplied my address to, and I get email from some 3rd party, that's SPAM. Sure, you could argue that it's in the T&C and that I "agreed" to it, but it's still SPAM the way I see it. And since it's a 3rd party, then that'd mean my information was sold (or otherwise bartered/traded).
- Khao 14y agoFor me there is a clear different between "Hey! You use Mint, we thought you'd like [finance product X] Try it free!" and "Your paypal account has been compromised, log here to reset your password : www.paypalscam.com/reset"