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WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Several anti-spam groups called for a boycott of a new service provided by the Direct Marketing Association, which allows businesses and consumers to opt out of receiving unsolicited commercial e-mail.
Members of DMA have agreed to remove any e-mail addresses registered through the group's www.emps.org database from their solicitation lists. The association says its e-Mail Preference Service, which debuted Jan. 10, won't eliminate span but is "an important part of the overall solution."
But the Spam Recycling Center and the Forum for Responsible and ...