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Originally posted by goBigtime
"This whole system is done in the dark - we don't know who's complaining, what the substance of the complaint is, and there's no opportunity to correct the complaint" to comply with provisions in the Can-Spam Act that require a company to remove people from a mailing list, said Steven Richter, an attorney for OptIn. "We're asking for the right to handle complaints."
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I've always hated that about SpamCop... people who have opted in to your list at some point can anonymously report you to spamcop and get you added to blacklists without ever bothering to request to remove themselves from a list they requested to be on in the first place.
For that alone, Spamcop can GFY.
