On the chance that John's message here is read as "well that's just one
opinion" let me reiterate: If I find someone emailing my customers from
a list of scraped or purchased "leads" I will immediately and
permanently block them from my infrastructure, and refund every customer
that thinks I was too harsh to do so. We all have our own interpretation
of what is a reasonable reaction but one think you'll see us all shout
in perfect concert: This is the definition of spam.
On 2023-05-08 21:14, John Levine via mailop wrote:
It appears that H via mailop <[email protected]> said: How are you
acquiring your leads, are you purchasing them from somewhere? Building
lists of leads ourselves but also purchased leads. Just the former
would be way too slow of course. By the way, we are communicating
with corporate customers, not with individuals using their personal
email addresses.
Oh, that's your problem. If you buy addresses and send mail to them,
the recipients will complain that you're sending them spam. And they
will be right. Don't do that. Scraping addresses off web sites is no
better. Don't do that either.
R's,
John
PS: We know the people who sold them claimed they're 100% opt-in.
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