If you’re working in the email space, everything is “CAN-SPAM complaint”. But does it make any sense to say that “I had a CAN-SPAM compliant dinner last night”?
No? I didn’t think so either.
But, what makes an email database “CAN-SPAM complaint”? You see, I came across a press release wherein the company purports to offer “more than 50 additional healthcare marketing databases. All email databases are CAN/SPAM compliant.”
So, what, exactly makes a database “CAN-SPAM complaint”?
I suspect that it means that all of the addresses were gained from some other method than scraping websites.
[...] The lunch I’m about to eat complies with CAN-SPAM, too. [...]
[...] The lunch I’m about to eat complies with CAN-SPAM, too. [...]
[...] compliance with the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003. You don’t have to look very long to find people telling you that this is a bad [...]