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Re: Digex and Akamai are raping the ARIN whois database
From: "David Howe" <DaveHowe () gmx co uk>
Date: Wed, 5 Sep 2001 08:55:53 +0100
We should probably take this off-list but I want to make one important point. By definition, you can't buy an opt-in list. If you buy it, and use it, you're spamming.
I would argue the point there - not that I do *any* marketing, but I know a few online services (bigfoot, a few other sites) where one of the conditions of usage is that you accept advertising material from them and their "chosen partners" ie anyone they can sell advertising space to. Such lists could be considered Opt In (as each recipient has made a decision to accept UCM in return for services) but each should be clearly marked to show it *is* part of that program, lest it be mistaken for true UCM (which would also be a good way to distinguish such lists).
Current thread:
- Re: Digex and Akamai are raping the ARIN whois database, (continued)
- Re: Digex and Akamai are raping the ARIN whois database Steven J. Sobol (Sep 04)
- Re: Digex and Akamai are raping the ARIN whois database Chris Adams (Sep 04)
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- Re: Digex and Akamai are raping the ARIN whois database Rachel Luxemburg (Sep 04)
- Re: Digex and Akamai are raping the ARIN whois database Dan Hollis (Sep 04)
- Re: Digex and Akamai are raping the ARIN whois database steve uurtamo (Sep 04)
- Re: Digex and Akamai are raping the ARIN whois database Steven J. Sobol (Sep 04)
- Re: Digex and Akamai are raping the ARIN whois database Patrick Greenwell (Sep 04)
- Re: Digex and Akamai are raping the ARIN whois database Bob K (Sep 04)
- Re: Digex and Akamai are raping the ARIN whois database Steven J. Sobol (Sep 04)
- Re: Digex and Akamai are raping the ARIN whois database Chris Woodfield (Sep 05)
- Re: Digex and Akamai are raping the ARIN whois database David Howe (Sep 05)