On 4 May 2001 16:45:20 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jonathan Rynd) wrote in
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>I think there's no way to distinguish what he's doing from solicited opt-in
>(double opt-in, confirmed opt-in) with forged subscription requests.
Sure there is. You report the source of the e-mail address in the
confirmation message.
>If he
>follows through on his plan to send "We heard you might be interested in
>real estate -- to subscribe to my real estate list, please reply to this
>message and make sure the subject line contains the unique token that's
>there." then I think it's fine to leave him alone. There are bigger fish
>to fry.
Problem is, that this is an unacceptable tactic. You'd be stunned at
the "bigger fish" that called and asked me if they could clean their
scraped list in this manner. The rules don't change just because you
are small time.
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