Re: UKNM: Re: marketing spam

[Darren Wallace]

And as long as the recipient doesn't have to pay for the privilege of

receiving your unsolicited marketing mail - ie via phone bills, in the case

of email users on a dial-up connection, and toner, paper and phone bills

again in the case of faxes.


(Obviously the fax bit isn't illegal in the UK, just a personal gripe).


Darren


At 12:20 30/03/98 +0100, you wrote:

>Yes it is, as long as it falls under the Data Protection Act rules with

>regards to lists and list purchase.

>

>But if its unsolicited, don't expect a low customer acquisition cost or

>for that matter of fact any return on investment!

>

>Ross

>

>

>Lee Atkinson wrote:

>> 

>> but surely its my right to send marketing mail to anyone I like,

>> regardless if it is received digitally, or through the letterbox by

>> postman pat?

>> 


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