CoyoteAssassin
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- Jan 3, 2010
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It looks like my fellow Republicans have engaged in some blackhat methods to help educate Virginia voters.
We all know that SMS text messages are still not a mainstream source of marketing but it looks like this group found a legal loophole by mailing to the email address associated with each phone number instead of actually sending a text (which is illegal for campaigns if permission has not been given).
My guess is that the rule will be re-written and not allow any mass email that is not previously authorized. I hope it doesn't come to that.
Has anyone here used blackhat methods to help a candidate with an election? If so, did it help?
PS - Politics are not allowed on BHW. Even though I would love to have a long thread talking about how the next four years can be better, it is best if we stick to the blackhat side of things to prevent issues. :-|
We all know that SMS text messages are still not a mainstream source of marketing but it looks like this group found a legal loophole by mailing to the email address associated with each phone number instead of actually sending a text (which is illegal for campaigns if permission has not been given).
My guess is that the rule will be re-written and not allow any mass email that is not previously authorized. I hope it doesn't come to that.
Has anyone here used blackhat methods to help a candidate with an election? If so, did it help?
Code:
http://news.yahoo.com/storm-anti-obama-text-messages-linked-virginia-firm-210509103.html
PS - Politics are not allowed on BHW. Even though I would love to have a long thread talking about how the next four years can be better, it is best if we stick to the blackhat side of things to prevent issues. :-|