Considered as misuse of client data? -- Singapore, the Spam Control Act 2007
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Considered as misuse of client data? -- Singapore, the Spam Control Act 2007
(Urgent) Hi. I need legal advice regarding this issue. I have an online business and it was affiliated with another business partner. We were both working on developing a new online platform till we split in April 2011. We were not under any written contract.
While we were working on the online platform together, I provided him with more than 2000 emails. Since our businesses were affiliated, we could get word out to my client base about the new online platform. After the split, the online platform no longer had any more progress. In late October 2011, the online platform had activity on their Facebook page again, but it was solely to advertise for another business, which belonged to his friend. I suspected that he has given my 2000+ clients' emails to his friend and thus, when I checked with my clients, they have confirmed with me that they have received unwanted emails from his friends' business. For information, I live in Singapore. In Singapore, under the Spam Control Act 2007, "unsolicited commercial messages will have to carry the label in their subject headings, or be the first words to appear in a message to clearly mark it as an advertisement. Marketers would also have to provide a valid return contact for consumers to send a request to be taken off that mailing or distribution list." I checked, and in the unwanted emails my clients have been receiving, no or a valid return contact was provided. To further aid in your understanding of this matter, the emails were voluntarily provided to him as it was solely meant for our affiliated businesses. However, the emails have been misused and "sold" or "given" to his friend's businesses, of which I have yet to have established. Thus, my clients are unhappy that they have been receiving a lot of spam from that particular business, as anyone would be. I need to get him/his friend to stop sending these unwanted emails to 2000+ of my clients and thus need to know first if legally, I can actually get him to stop. Thank you very, very much. |
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