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    If the customer did not check the boxes above they would be put on three email lists! I call this reverse permission email marketing and I think it stinks.

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    Do you remember the word I made up last time?

    Unjoin.

    Today I'll let you know what the concept of unjoining means and how it will get you in trouble with your customers.

    So, what does it mean to 'unjoin' a list before you join it?

    Here are two real life examples I came across the other day from two very large companies who should know better (I will leave the guilty parties unnamed).

    Real life example one - From a large multinational car company website:

    I do not wish to receive

    ( ) ABC Company special events and promotions
    ( ) ABC Company Retailer promotions
    ( ) Marketing Surveys

    Do you see where this company is requiring the customer to unjoin the list before they even joined?

    If the customer did not check the boxes above they would be put on three email lists! I call this reverse permission email marketing and I think it stinks.

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    So, what does it mean to 'unjoin' a list before you join it?

    Here are two real life examples I came across the other day from two very large companies who should know better (I will leave the guilty parties unnamed).

    Real life example one - From a large multinational car company website:

    I do not wish to receive

    ( ) ABC Company special events and promotions
    ( ) ABC Company Retailer promotions
    ( ) Marketing Surveys

    Do you see where this company is requiring the customer to unjoin the list before they even joined?

    If the customer did not check the boxes above they would be put on three email lists! I call this reverse permission email marketing and I think it stinks.

    Rea

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    (I will leave the guilty parties unnamed).

    Real life example one - From a large multinational car company website:

    I do not wish to receive

    ( ) ABC Company special events and promotions
    ( ) ABC Company Retailer promotions
    ( ) Marketing Surveys

    Do you see where this company is requiring the customer to unjoin the list before they even joined?

    If the customer did not check the boxes above they would be put on three email lists! I call this reverse permission email marketing and I think it stinks.

    Rea

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    events and promotions
    ( ) ABC Company Retailer promotions
    ( ) Marketing Surveys

    Do you see where this company is requiring the customer to unjoin the list before they even joined?

    If the customer did not check the boxes above they would be put on three email lists! I call this reverse permission email marketing and I think it stinks.

    Rea

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    even joined?

    If the customer did not check the boxes above they would be put on three email lists! I call this reverse permission email marketing and I think it stinks.

    Real life example two - From a large national telecommunications company website:

    (x)Yes, I want to receive via e-mail, information and special offers on products and services from XYZ Company and its affiliates.

    Whoops, this company has already checked the box for the customer! This is a sneaky way to get more email addresses on your Email marketing list. Lots of people don't notice the pre-checked box and submit the form with the box checked.

    The result?

    Email marketing messages flooding an unsuspecting customer's inbox.

    Did the customer ask to be added to the list?

    No.

    They were tricked into being put on the Email marketing list.

    Now, I know all of readers of this article woul

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