I believe the original block against Harris was before they had ANY opt-in
procedures. Before it got to court, Harris agreed in an out of court
settlement to use opt-in, but MAPS wanted them to use double opt-in and they
disagreed. I think this is why it is going back to court.

Personally, I would be real happy if double opt-in was law...


Sheldon
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Ten Forward Communications
http://www.tenforward.com
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Sent: Saturday, December 30, 2000 7:33 AM
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>     The folks at RBL and Harris & Real are in court over this.  The RBL
> folks do not like the opt-in set-up that Harris & Real use.  They have a
> multiple confirmation requirement that is in dispute.  Harris & Real have
> not had complaints but were placed there due to the volume of Email they
> send.
>
> Kevin Childers



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