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As someone who's built systems like these, there often is no reason at all. Why do something instantly when the law lets you take a few days? I've been asked to
by mailslot 13y ago
As someone who's built systems like these, there often is no reason at all. Why do something instantly when the law lets you take a few days? I've been asked to stretch the timing out on purpose before.
There are many cases, however, where lists of email addresses are delivered in batches to third parties. In these cases, some campaigns may have already been prepared and scheduled by the vendor. Similarly, unsubscribe data is often delivered back to the customer in batches.
- dylangs1030 13y agoThanks for the inside look. This correlates with my findings - the smaller companies seem to reliably have instant, automated email subscriptions, while the larger ones see fit to take their take with the whole charade. But it's excusable (maybe) if it's due to your second point about pre-scheduling with vendors.