dmolavi
Premium
join:2005-04-11
Sewell, NJ
 ·Verizon FIOS
 ·Comcast
 ·ViaTalk
| reply to koam
Re: SunRocket Sold Mailing Info!!
good enough for me 
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Justice1913
@comcast.net | reply to SR_USER
Yes,
I am also 3 year sunrocket customer. I recieved the same offer from Vonage on 8/6/07 in the mail. |
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rocky76
join:2004-07-15
Wayland, MA | reply to SR_USER
I got physical mail spam as well. I am watching my credit card statement carefully now.. |
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inteller
Sociopaths always win.
join:2003-12-08
Tulsa, OK
| reply to SR_USER
bankrupt or not, I believe a company has to operate under the policies it sets forth unless it a) sends out a modification of policy or b) ceases to operate as that company. if b occurs and you get spam, then you track down the -individual- in that company who sold it and procecute under the CAN spam act. It would really be no different than suing the Spam King.
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elvey
Spamassassin
join:2001-02-17
San Francisco, CA
 ·Pacific Bell - SBC
·Comcast
·SONIC.NET
| reply to B
said by B  :Just in case it was news to anyone, "privacy policies" don't actually.... mean anything... there's no repercussion, as far as I know, for violating one. It just means they're scumbags. You are misinformed. There are legal consequences - expecially if the violation/breach is not disclosed - see »www.eplaw.us/data/RisingDuty.pdf
IANAL, but the author is. And he represents me.
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jp584
join:2007-07-27
Lake Grove, NY | reply to SR_USER
Yes not only did I receive an email...I also received a post card from vonage to foromer sunrocket customer! |
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B
Premium,MVM
join:2000-10-28
| reply to elvey
said by elvey :said by B :Just in case it was news to anyone, "privacy policies" don't actually.... mean anything... there's no repercussion, as far as I know, for violating one. It just means they're scumbags. You are misinformed. There are legal consequences - expecially if the violation/breach is not disclosed - see » www.eplaw.us/data/RisingDuty.pdfIANAL, but the author is. And he represents me. Yeah, "LawMage" said as much back on Page 2, citing the Toysmart case. Still, that case rested in part on child protection. I see your link (I only read the Google cached version to avoid possible PDF infection) centers mostly on security breaches rather than violations by the provider itself, but they do get into privacy policy issues about page 24 or so.
It's good to see violators are held accountable in a few circumstances, although it does seem to center more around "false advertising" than any real, accountable set of rules for abiding customer privacy or adhering to a "privacy policy" -- whatever that actually is. In other words, the "privacy policy" isn't necessarily any more meaningful or enforceable than a banner on the web site reading "we have the shiniest equipment". It seems to be treated as merely another form of published ad or promise. So I hope that's enough. Thanks for the link...
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molla
join:2007-08-15
95 | reply to SR_USER
Same here,
I've received a US mail from Vonage indicating I was a former Sunrocket customer and I can jump to Vonage with a promo. I have never received mailers from Vonage in the past. |
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Bluethunder
Thunder PC
join:1999-12-05
Duncan, SC | I just received a second one from them with my SR account name on it. |
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