Warning SMS marketers: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and recent class-action lawsuits are taking aim at lax opt-in policies to rein in mobile marketing spam. With spam text messages soaring to an estimated 4.5 billion globally in 2011, or almost two days’ worth of the text message traffic in the U.S. alone, the ire of cell carriers, consumers, courts and federal regulators is not going to ease. Mobile marketers who push the boundaries of recent amendments to the Telephone Consumer Protection Act requiring "prior express written consent" to send text messages risk onerous penalties. For a complete discussion of SMS permission requirements, see http://chiefmarketer.com/mobile-marketing/fcc-lawsuits-shape-how-marketers-must-handle-sms-opt-ins
This is a great sharing mate.Really appreciate you taking the time to share this information with us. Subscribed to your blog - will come back soon for more cool info.
ReplyDeleteRegards,
from,
SMS Marketing UAE
Interesting piece of information. I find it to be honest, useful and fresh so thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteText message marketing
Thanks for sharing this information... I like your blog too...!
ReplyDeleteonline sms
Exactly true fact....
ReplyDeleteText messaging has become one
of the most popular and effective
means of communication because
this is only the method of communication
which touches more than 90% of population
across the globes. Now-a-days, majority
of home and member of family have the
mobile phone and they are suing this
means of communication for promoting
their products and services.
Comfortably, the post is certainly the freshest on that laudable topic.
Excellent post! You covered the topic well.
Extraordinary work
free articles submission