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Ok so i want to create a opt in form in my email kina like in the signature where people can join my mailing list how do i do that?

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Take this situation: a quite popular blog which requires valid email address for commenting. Owner wants to use these email addresses for sending periodical email newsletters to the commenters (I would be the coder who creates the back end to do this). I’m a bit concerned, because the commenters left those addresses with one particular purpose and they were never told that it will be used for newsletters. Is this ethical?

Additionally, they would be able to opt out from this system but only after receiving the first newsletter.

Thanks in advance

Hi,
Knowing that through the internet I am able to reach an unlimited audience who might be interested in something that I do for business, I would like to kindly ask anybody of genuine and experienced internet marketing experts (gurus) or webmasters to effectively advise me how to set up such an opt-in list generator bearing in mind that I do not have any website but only an ordinary work engagement along with some ideas which I am very enthusiastic and ambitious to develop and expand through a successful online set up that will initially not cost me any investment.

In advance Many Thanks.

I’m so angry, I have received several phishing emails lately. Does anyone know if these people ever get caught, and what penalties they have to face?

Here is some more information on the emails I received, and a warning to everyone who reads this!

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