İs Email marketing illegal?

dangerx618

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Hello!
I have a question for email marketing The point that I don't understand is that everyone is sending emails to emails, will I have a problem if I send an email stating that I provide service to every email on the internet?
 
If you go about it in a legal way you should be fine, meaning build your lists in the niche you are interested in and treat them well, you should be fine this way as they have given you consent to email them. And yes scraping or buying emails and emailing them could land you into trouble.
 
If you’re referring to B2B cold emailing…

According to the GDPR (Europe), cold emailing to B2B companies is legal if these emails are very targeted to the businesses in question.
 
If you’re referring to B2B cold emailing…

According to the GDPR (Europe), cold emailing to B2B companies is legal if these emails are very targeted to the businesses in question.
this applies on scraped lists from instagram, linkedin etc btw!
 
While cold mailing there are certain conditions are process. Which you must follow according to their data protection act rights. You must mention into the mail like how you have received their email? Purpose? Why them? etc.
There are certain guideliness has been set GDPR who EM with or without consent.
 
wat you mean that is not how capitalism works ??
There's no limit on the amount of profit one can make legally.

Why would you think that there's an email per day limit? Let's say you legally acquire 100k addresses, everything is according to the book. Why would there be any limit to send only 1k or 10k per day and not the whole 100k, if you have all the means necessary?
If there's any limit, that can be only a technical one.

If you don't do it the legal way, even one email is too many.
 
There's no limit on the amount of profit one can make legally.

Why would you think that there's an email per day limit? Let's say you legally acquire 100k addresses, everything is according to the book. Why would there be any limit to send only 1k or 10k per day and not the whole 100k, if you have all the means necessary?
If there's any limit, that can be only a technical one.

If you don't do it the legal way, even one email is too many.
100k a day you think is possible to gather legally not even the gurus acquire that much :D
 
Hello!
I have a question for email marketing The point that I don't understand is that everyone is sending emails to emails, will I have a problem if I send an email stating that I provide service to every email on the internet?
There is no particular law in India for any unethical Email marketing practices. However, as per Indian regulatory framework, there is an act of the Indian Parliament - Information Technology Act, 2000 section 67. It is the primary law dealing with cyber crime & electronic commerce.
 
Hello!
I have a question for email marketing The point that I don't understand is that everyone is sending emails to emails, will I have a problem if I send an email stating that I provide service to every email on the internet?
I have first hand knowledge about Canada, and the answer is a resounding Yes, and the US extradites for it. It is a major crime in Canada and soliciting without permission from the US makes it an international crime. I have clients who have been arrested and had to go to court for it, costing them quite a bit of money to try to defend themselves.

The US does not quite have such laws as of yet but have been drafting such laws to fight spam.
 
Hello!
I have a question for email marketing The point that I don't understand is that everyone is sending emails to emails, will I have a problem if I send an email stating that I provide service to every email on the internet?
In short, yes. And the fact that you asked this question means you likely already know that, but want someone to give you permission anyway. Sorry to disappoint you.

Email sent without the recipient’s permission is spam and subject to national and international anti-spam laws. Canada’s law goes farther than the older US law and grants citizens the right to sue companies that engage in such practices.
 
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