I mentioned them here about a month ago. They have yet another spam^Wemail service provider, and it’s business as usual at Vistaprint: spam, even after the recipient has opted out. That’s illegal spam, in case you didn’t know.
Emerald for Executives and Professionals, Inc. is sending personalised spam to an employee of the previous owner of the spamtrap domain. I wonder if this qualifies as mainsleaze; it looks rather more like the garden variety of spam.
Kauppalehti, a publication of Alma Media plc and the nearest equivalent Finland has to Financial Times, is spamming businesses’ contact addresses that JM Tieto Oy sold them.
In reference to my Oct 26 post. I called and opted out and explained why they were misfiring. They promised to take care of it. Here’s the value of that promise.
As described here earlier, Canal Plus, a provider of premium TV services, is having a hard time managing bulk email lists of theirs. They’re still at it.
Two weeks ago I wrote about how Symantec was not getting it. They still aren’t. Responsys aren’t helping, either.
Carbon Market Data is trying to reach their old contacts at Savon Voima‘s outdated addresses, not respecting opt out, they don’t have a postmaster, their ISP doesn’t care.
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Tempstar Nordic Oy, a vendor of heating and cooling products, is having a hard time acknowledging that no means no. The ESP is Digitoimisto Digitaali Oy, who took less than an hour, outside business hours, to make toast of the sender and to inform the complainant of the fact. That deserves a big Thank You.
Regus Group want to advertise business premises in Helsinki to “customer service” at a domain that does not have any customers (being a private vanity domain) and hence no customer service, either.