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| Sep 18, 2005 11:45 pm |
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re: re: re: re: re: More Search/Research tools |
| Wendy McClelland
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Lamar - if you have an electronic "trail" of what has happened I cannot see any ISP taking this seriously. If a person posts an ad with their email address what do they want other than responses??
Sometimes I find people go online and don't think about things too well before they post things.
I once had a complaint about me sending spam to people about a new product I had found that I felt would be useful to my subscribers. When I could prove the woman had opted in to my subscriber list, and I was sending her information as per my subscriber rules the people she reported it to said "no problem".
I have sent many personal introductory emails - and have not had any problems. I'm not trying to sell a get rich quick scheme or a pyramid scheme - I'm offering my services in a way that will benefit both of us.
I have not seen the rules about introductory emails but believe I am well within my rights to say "hello" to someone - just like the ones I get from people EVERY day!
good luck with the person who has accused you of spamming.
Wendy McClelland
http://www.thinkwithoutboundaries.com Private Reply to Wendy McClelland (new win) |
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