On Tue, 26 Dec 2017, Anne P. Mitchell Esq. wrote:
What do you call *verified* opt-in (what the marketers call "double opt-in"),
where the recipient needs to comfirm that they gave permission for contact via that email
address before receiving any content, in order to avoid unwanted third-party
subscriptions?
Confirmed opt-in, which is what it was called back at MAPS and when we launched
SuretyMail.
Even there we have granular breakdowns, such as:
127.3.100.8 All mailing list mail is at least opt-in, and has a confirmed
(double) opt-in mechanism available, used less than 50% of the time
127.3.100.9 All mailing list mail is at least opt-in, and has a confirmed
(double) opt-in mechanism available, used more than 50% of the time
127.3.100.10 All mailing list mail is confirmed (double) opt-in
Beautiful, thanks!
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(Note that we include the 'double' term (even though I feel I have to shower
after typing it)
likewise. :)
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