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"Reply all" What should I do?

by ss442
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A few days ago someone from a well known marketer sent me their email list.
Some of you probably got it. I am sure it was a mistake as it was an answer to a customer response.

Did anyone else get get it and what would you do with it?

Fixin to delete it.

Ed
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  • Profile picture of the author esr
    *** DELETE IT ***

    It may be tempting, but in the long run, all you'll make is a lot of trouble for yourself and a bad rep.

    *** DELETE IT ***
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  • Profile picture of the author eholmlund
    Delete it. Those people didn't opt into your list.
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  • Profile picture of the author Tim Dixon
    Yep, delete it is the only safe option.

    You may like to drop a line to the marketer just to let them know of the oversight on their part, they may not have realised.

    Tim
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    • Profile picture of the author ss442
      I wondered if he want's it back?

      I'll send their "customer service dept." an FYI

      Yep, it's history.

      Thanks guys.
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      Ed Sunderland

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