What does the CAN-SPAM law say?

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The CAN-SPAM Act (Controlling the Assault of Non-Solicited Pornography And Marketing Act) was enacted by the U.S. in 2003 to control and prevent spam from occurring and the emails that go to spam are also regulated by this. It allows businesses and marketers to remain transparent and receive control over the emails received by the recipients. It applies to all commercial messages including bulk emails and promotional messages. Requirements of the CAN-SPAM Act include: No False or Misleading Information – The email sent from the sender’s identity, and email address verified with the message’s subject line.Do not use the individual’s name, initials, or email address to contact them or create a comment that references the names or personally identifiable information about the individual.Physical Address – The email recipients must have a valid postal address to be contacted by the sender.Opt Out Mechanism – Recipients of any email must have an easy way to unsubscribe from the email and businesses must honor opt-out requests within 10 business days from the time of the request.Bans on No Sending to Harvested Emails: Sending emails to addresses collected via ways of illegality, for example scraping sites, is forbidden.Once someone opts out, they are not to be emailed anymore. Fines up to $51,744 for violating the CAN-SPAM Act can be paid by violating the Act. These regulations must be followed by businesses to adopt ethical email marketing practices and avoid legal penalties.

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