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Originally posted by Eservices2k3
It amazes me how anti-spammers are upset with this new law and spammers are actually excited. Granted this law does legalize legitmate mailings, but do you actually believe that the larger ISP's will allow any of these emails to bypass their filter?
Any mailers who think they'll be able to deliver more than 10% of their mail without using proxies, multiple from domains etc. (as I believe the limit is set to 2 domains) better think again. And if you're mailing adult I believe you'll need to put "ADLT" in the subject line. I don't think think anything else can make it any easier to get blocked.
If you do everything legally, major ISPs should not have the right to block you. But until someone is successful in court you can bet your ass your legitimate mail won't reach any inboxes.
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Have you not heard of direct mailing using IP rotation? As for a limit of domains I dont believe there is any, provided everything is not misleading and is in your name you are free to use whatever. IMO its worthless mailing ADULT to non optin/db processor lists, though places such as AOL can be a goldmine. AOL has an enormous spam problem as it is and im afraid its not going to be stopped anytime soon, as long as their is ways to obtain the emails internally, people will continue to receive spam. As well there is special software out there that operates along with AOL that is capable of almost sending 100% without any blocking..