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We comply with the CAN-Spam act.
What is the CAN-Spam Act?
The CAN-Spam Act, effective January 1, 2004, pre-empts all State spam statutes and places a series of requirements on commercial email, "the primary purpose of which is the commercial advertisement or promotion of a commercial product or service." The act requires companies that send or initiate commercial email to:
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We comply with the CAN-Spam act.What is the CAN-Spam Act?
The CAN-Spam Act, effective January 1, 2004, pre-empts all State spam statutes and places a series of requirements on commercial email, "the primary purpose of which is the commercial advertisement or promotion of a commercial product or service." The act requires companies that send or initiate commercial email to:
- Refrain from using a misleading subject heading
- Provide in each message a valid return email or Internet-based reply address
- Provide in each message a physical postal address in the text
- Provide a conspicuous notice that it is an advertisement or solicitation
- Include a notice explaining how recipients can prevent the transmission of future messages by using the sender's return email address or Internet-based reply address and honoring such requests within 10 days
- Refrain from selling or exchanging the email address of any recipient who has made an "opt-out" request
Businesses are permitted to send "transactional or relationship
messages to facilitate, complete or confirm a commercial transaction
that the recipient has previously agreed to enter into." This is
intended to be a very narrow exception and would include warranty,
recall, safety or security information regarding a product
previously purchased, periodic account statements and the like.
"Transactional or relationship" messages may also contain content
promoting a product or service unrelated to a previous transaction
if ancillary to the primary purpose of the communication.
A safe harbor exists for companies that have reasonable compliance practices and make good faith compliance efforts. The Act also requires the FTC to study the creation of a nationwide "do-not-email" registry similar to its "do-not-call" list.
A safe harbor exists for companies that have reasonable compliance practices and make good faith compliance efforts. The Act also requires the FTC to study the creation of a nationwide "do-not-email" registry similar to its "do-not-call" list.
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