SPAM is no longer just mass mailing and You don't want to get fined under this law. View and modify your mail in Gmail - Once we create a filter we apply that filter to your existing emails to remove them instantly, so we need this permission. Notice that no where on there does it say "Bulk" or "mass" message. contains a message encouraging recipients to take part in some type of commercial activity, including the promotion of products, services, people/personas, companies, or organizations.is sent to an electronic address, including email addresses, instant message accounts, phone accounts, and social media accounts and.
is in an electronic format, including emails, instant messages, text messages, and some social media communications.In Canada, they regulate Commercial Electronic Messages, defined: Part of that is because I'd rather offer an opt out on an email than run the risk of being seen as a spammer and blacklisted (which is a pain and WILL impact your company's email server and ability to send ANY email, even just a one off "hey mom, work is boring" email, let alone an important "Dear CFO, I need more budget" or "Please digitally sign this contract and let's celebrate my HUGE commission" email). But SPAM is in the eye of the beholder and lots of people are going to think you are SPAM even when you aren't). Part of that is the increasing number of countries that are writing laws against SPAM (I know, you aren't SPAM. There are times that you don't need an unsubscribe, like emailing a potential client about contract revisions during negotiations, but generally when sales uses a tool to send emails, even if it's not "bulk" emails you want to include an unsubscribe. Thanks, Inc.I don't agree with Salesloft. If you’re an aspiring entrepreneur, remember that while now might not be a ripe market for growth, it’s the perfect time to start building and getting ready for the next upswing. BlockFi is defying the odds and I’m very excited for what's ahead for us and for crypto.
Lately it’s been more like every month as Zac and I have led the team through an unprecedented time in BlockFi’s history and a defining “What If” moment in crypto.Īs I look back over the last few months, I’m proud to say that even through the toughest of days we have always kept our promise to clients to prioritize and protect their funds above all else. Like I told Bill Saporito earlier this summer, what I love about my job is that I basically get a new one every six months. It hasn’t been easy being on the frontier of a new and emerging market like crypto. A handful of those were the what ifs we never expected to become a reality. Since the start of BlockFi with Zac Prince, we’ve seen many “What If” moments come to life. What if we actually do get exploding demand for our product? What if we get to grow farther than we originally thought? What if the markets crash? Along that journey, the mindset changes and you start to ask yourself what ifs. It’s a crazy experience because all you have in your hands is your founding team and a pitch deck.ĭay by day, if you’re lucky, your words become reality. When you start a company, you’re asked to pitch what the products could evolve to in your wildest dreams. We need to unite against the most demonic dictatorship of the world.īiden says Americans 'stand with brave women of Iran' amid protests I invite you to spread the words, and contact your representatives/governments/authorities/media to fully support #IranProtests, provide Internet (like Starlink) for Iranians, and recall their ambassadors from Iran. Iranian communities have been holding gathering in solidarity with Iranian protestors throughout US, Canada, Europe, Australia, etc. During the last internet blackout in November 2019, the regime killed +1500 lives over only 3 days to curb the unrest. It’s almost more than 48 hours that the internet has been cut off and Instagram (very popular platform in Iran) has been filtered to curb communication among people and prevent leakage of regime brutality to the Western media (I’d encourage everyone to watch the related footages on social media to have a better understanding of the situation). Wearing Hijab (head scarf) is compulsory for women in Iran, and it has been used to oppress and humiliate Iranian women by the regime since 43 years ago. To give you a little bit of background, there has been a nationwide protest going on in Iran sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini, #mahsaamini, a 22 young woman, who was arrested and killed in custody by the “morality police” of the Islamic Republic because of not wearing “appropriate” hijab. Our families, friends, and compatriots are in danger, and we need a worldwide support to keep them safe. I am reaching out to raise awareness about the brutal human rights violation in my motherland, Iran. Dear non-Iranian friends, colleagues, fellow chemists, and LinkedIn connections,
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