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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION CYCLE TO YIELD UNPRECEDENTED LEVEL OF POLITICAL EMAIL SPAM
Political spam has already begun to hit email inboxes and will certainly intensify up to and during the 60-days prior to Election Day on November 2, 2004. Over the past 90 days alone, MailFrontier Research estimated a 50 percent increase in political spam. The passage of the CAN-SPAM Act signed into law by President Bush on December 16, 2003 established the first national standards for sending commercial email and required the FTC to enforce its provisions. Although the jury is still out on weighing its effectiveness, one thing remains abundantly clear: inboxes are inundated with spam and fraudulent emails. Political email spam email sent from or on behalf of a candidate for public office, or in support of a political issue or initiative is differentiated from the legal requirements of commercial email spam under CAN-SPAM. This legitimate political email spam will reach new heights this election cycle as the Internet plays a particularly historic role as a direct and interactive communication vehicle with voters. About MailFrontier ### MailFrontier is a trademark of MailFrontier Incorporated. All other company and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.
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