California Supreme Court
Jun. 23, 2010
Court Decides Some Spam Is Not Spam
A popular trick used by businesses to get their email advertisements past spam filters is not illegal, the California Supreme Court ruled Monday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A popular trick used by businesses to get their e-mail advertisements past spam filters is not illegal, the California Supreme Court ruled Monday.
The unanimous decision makes it more difficult for consumers to pursue lawsuits under the state anti-spam law.
Sending e-mail messages from multiple domain names - making it less likely the message will get intercepted by a spam...
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