Nearly 100% Of Spam Does Not Comply With CAN SPAM
from the well,-of-course dept
An anti-spam company took a representative sample of spam recently and discovered that only 3 out of 1,000 pieces of email actually complied with the law. They say this applies to plenty of legitimate companies, as well as the more traditional spammers. The reason (though, they don't say this) is likely to do with the fact that you're now supposed to put a mailing address into every such commercial email, which almost no one does because it really doesn't make any sense.
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That address is actually pretty useful...
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