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by smf
1599 days ago
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Apologies for not being clearer on this, I'm generally talking about marketing messages when I say "not keeping in touch". My point here is "consent to send", e.g. I think most people would find that someone importing a years old list of email addresses and then suddenly sending marketing messages is unacceptable and constitutes spam. If you're "doing it right", then "touching" your customers with a once a year "Hey, we haven't seen you in a while" message is absolutely fine and generally a good thing to do as it maintains consent, because they can unsubscribe if they're no longer interested (as they might have forgotten they signed-up or had an account). If someone hasn't logged into your "service" for >1 year and now wants to do a password reset several years later, then I would say that is entirely different. We generally try our hardest to handle this case without it causing a listing if you hit our traps with something like this. |
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