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CASL - Canadian Anti Spam Legislation

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CASL - Canadian Anti Spam Legislation

11 years 11 months ago
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I am trying to make sure our club conforms to the Canadian Anti-Spam legislation.

fightspam.gc.ca/

Has anyone else here had to deal with these issues?

Would it be possible to add a flag indicating that the user did not want to be sent emails?

Thanks.
Pros of Prose - Club #1458082
Area: C25
District: 60
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Re: CASL - Canadian Anti Spam Legislation

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The emails are only sent to members, so they are not spam.

As far as guests and former members, there is an opt out link.
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Re: CASL - Canadian Anti Spam Legislation

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RogerM wrote: As far as guests and former members, there is an opt out link.
"Opt out" measures don't meet the requirements of this new law. Express consent is required:
The manner in which you request express consent cannot presume consent on the part of the end-user. Silence or inaction on the part of the end-user also cannot be construed as providing express consent. For example, a pre-checked box cannot be used, as it assumes consent.

Rather, express consent must be obtained through an opt-in mechanism, as opposed to opt-out. The end-user must take a positive action to indicate their consent. For example, this can be done by providing a blank box which a user can check off to indicate consent.
crtc.gc.ca/eng/com500/faq500.htm

Would it be possible to have an option for the contact form that allows prospects to opt in instead of opt out?
Jeff Hagan, ACG, ALB
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Erie Shores Toastmasters (unchartered) Club 6576562 - Club Sponsor & VP Public Relations
Area 42, District 28 - 2017-2018 Area Director
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