peter_m
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join:2005-07-13
Canada, QC | reply to phantom6294
Re: I for one...
I don't understand. Isn't spam illegal in the US as well?!?! How can a spammer sue a company that prevents the spammer from conducting an illegal activity?? |
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newview
Ex .. Ex .. Exactly
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join:2001-10-01
Parsonsburg, MD
| said by peter_m  :I don't understand. Isn't spam illegal in the US as well?!?!
Unfortunately not . . . they don't call it the (You) Can-Spam Act for nothing.
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phantom6294
join:2002-02-27
Abingdon, MD
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Illegal? Depends on how you read the CAN-SPAM Act. In many ways, CAN-SPAM set guidelines on what companies must to do/not do when sending emails... in short, they regulated spam and thus by extension, 'legalized' it. So long as you comply with CAN-SPAM, you can send 'spam' all day long.
If you read enough stories here on BBR, you will find we have some seriously ignorant politicians trying to write laws that related to technology... and they seem to fail most of the time. The CAN-SPAM is just one example of the complete failure of technology related legislation. |
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cableties
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join:2005-01-27 | Wait, is an ACT really a law?
I support our British cousins fighting the good fight (through all that fog and bangers!).
A pint for ye! |
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NormanS
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San Jose, CA
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| When it is the name of a bill presented to the U.S. President for signature, and when the U.S. President signs the bill, thus enacting the legislation, then: Yes.
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