Protect Yourself from Being Accused of Sending SPAM
NOT SPAM
An email from a friend of yours is not SPAM.
An email that you asked for is not SPAM.
An email from someone that has an open-ended invitation for them to send you email like a newsletter or tips of the week is not SPAM.(Unless you have previously asked them to stop sending you email.)
An email thanking you for your recent product purchase is not SPAM.
Avoid Being Accused of Spamming
Even one SPAM complaint against you could potentially shut down your online business. ISP’s have a tendency to act first and ask questions later, if at all. Being accused of spamming can cost you big money and it’s best to avoid it at all costs.
Make Sure Your Email Message is Compliant with the CAN-SPAM Law.
Build your own opt-in or double opt-in email list. It takes longer, but is by far the safest way to protect yourself from SPAM complaints.
Keep records of all
