Just remember - spam is all about consent rather than content. If you don't have proof of consent and one of the recipients complains, then you stand to lose your internet connectivity, not to mention the reputation hit your company will take.
I'd suggest that you lurk in the usenet group news.admin.net-abuse.email to see the effects on both the recipients and originators of unsolicited commercial email.
Clare | [reply] |
Aw, and I had such high hopes....
Remember, spam is "unsolicited, commerical email". If your reciepents, even if it's only one, haven't asked for this mail, and you're trying to sell them a product or service, it's SPAM.
But I still maintain this code could be used for legitmate purposes :-P
Cheers,
ibanix
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