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The spam border is the law. Read it, understand it, don't spam.
by chinathrow 12y ago
The spam border is the law.
Read it, understand it, don't spam.
- ArekDymalski 12y agoThat's why I'm asking here becuase I'd like to understand better what I read. In the definition of spam I see unsolicited and bulk. While it's clear that any first email to a new contact is unsolicited I wonder how can I reach new contacts in a way which will be: -legal -not annoying to the recipients (because when I read the definitions of spam I can imagine campaigns which comply to the rules but still are colloquially considered as spam)
- chinathrow 12y agoGo ask your lawyer - because it's complicated. http://www.lsoft.com/resources/optinlaws.asp http://www.lsoft.com/resources/optinlaws.asp E.g. B2B in Europe: "For business-to-business communication (B2B), i.e. "legal persons", EU member states are free to make opt-out the minimum legislation. However, national legislation of member states can require opt-in for B2B email communication too." Then let's say the recipient is in Germany: http://www.marke-x.de/deutsch/webmarketing/archiv/email_marketing-recht.htm http://www.marke-x.de/deutsch/webmarketing/archiv/email_mark... Go read it with a translator.