Comments on: Australian Spam Act 2003 - Part 2 - Consent http://www.brownbox.net.au/blogbox/b2b/australian-spam-act-2003-part-2-consent Insights by Brown Box : Plain Extraordinary Web Design Mon, 6 Sep 2010 07:07:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7-beta1 hourly 1 By: Steve http://www.brownbox.net.au/blogbox/b2b/australian-spam-act-2003-part-2-consent/comment-page-1#comment-10137 Steve Mon, 05 Jan 2009 22:20:59 +0000 http://www.brownbox.net.au/blogbox/?p=41#comment-10137 I'm the first to comment! As an online marketer, I always have Spam on my mind. Will my email be blacklisted? Will email clients spam catchers place me in the Spam Bin? I never send out an email broadcast from my own email domain. I use an online service called Aweber. Aweber is known as an email broadcast company and to date has not been blacklisted. I use the double opt-in facility to make sure that the people that get my emails want them. Becoming an email spammer just isn't moral nor good business practice. My 2 bobs worth. I’m the first to comment! As an online marketer, I always have Spam on my mind. Will my email be blacklisted? Will email clients spam catchers place me in the Spam Bin?

I never send out an email broadcast from my own email domain. I use an online service called Aweber. Aweber is known as an email broadcast company and to date has not been blacklisted. I use the double opt-in facility to make sure that the people that get my emails want them.

Becoming an email spammer just isn’t moral nor good business practice.

My 2 bobs worth.

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