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CASL and CAN-SPAM Compliance Guide

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  1. It is very important to follow Anti-Spam laws that apply to the region you are sending email to (or from). The Canadian Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) and the CAN-SPAM Act in the USA were introduced to establish the minimum legal regulatory standards to which marketers must adhere to to remain compliant. Both CASL and CAN-SPAM apply in a variety of situations: If you are sending email to subscribers based in Canada or the United States If you are sending email to a domain that is hosted in Canada or the United States

    In Canada and US jurisdictional scope

  2. If you are sending email to a domain that is hosted in Canada or the United States So as a general rule we recommend everyone  adhere to the strictest rules of the road to ensure global compliance. There are two basic kinds of email you might send:

    In Canada and US jurisdictional scope

  3. If you are sending email to a domain that is hosted in Canada or the United States However, compliance alone will not guarantee delivery. There are two basic kinds of email you might send:

    In Canada and US jurisdictional scope

  4. If you are sending email to a domain that is hosted in Canada or the United States What is important to point out is that it only takes one address in a contact list to require you to adhere to these laws. There are two basic kinds of email you might send:

    In Canada and US jurisdictional scope