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The BlabberbugAnti-Spam Policy

Updated November 5, 2008

At Blabberbug, we're serious about permission. By creating an account and agreeing to our Terms of Use, you are also agreeing to this anti-spam policy.

It's the law

The CAN-SPAM Act has helped to reduce spam sent to all our email inboxes. Using Blabberbug is a great way to save some money via coupons, but it shouldn't be used to spam. You are allowed to send to your friends, family and acquantances, but after that you're on thin ice. Here are some notes on who you can and who cannot send to.

What kind of email addresses are OK to send to with Blabberbug?

Blabberbug should be used to send coupons to your friends, family and acquaintances. It is not an email marketing platform like Constant Contact or Campaign Monitor.

What kind of email address ARE NOT OK to send to from Blabberbug?

Anything outside the examples above doesn't equal permission in our eyes, but here are some examples to make sure we're crystal clear. By using Campaign Monitor, you agree not to import or send to any email address which:

* You do not have explicit, provable permission to contact in relation to the topic of the email you're sending.
* You bought, loaned, rented or in any way acquired from a third party, no matter what they claim about quality or permission. You need to obtain permission yourself.
* You haven't contacted via email in the last 2 years. Permission doesn't age well and these people have either changed email address or won't remember giving their permission in the first place.
* You scraped or copy and pasted from the web. Just because people publish their email address doesn't mean they want to hear from you.

In closing....

Use Blabberbug to help yourself and your friends save some money. Period.