If you're not lucky, get smart. Hotmail mouthpiece Sarah Lefko said Hotmail is complying with its privacy policy by giving owners the opportunity to opt out. Those annoying badly designed, flashing, annoying banners across the top of the page just aren't working, folks, so you have forced them to find new sources of vexation. Don't despair, a firm called Webwasher has come to the rescue with software which will keep them from showing. Or an easier way would be to just refuse to do business with the folks that have them.
Telecom companies do it.
Obviously this makes it perfectly acceptable and don't worry that when you registered your domain with NSI you didn't have a choice to opt out . Despite predictions that CRM is the fastest growing software applications market in the US, vendors aren't convincing customers that it works. ZD Net Article Gartner Group Inc., of Stamford, Conn., estimates that 60 percent of CRM software implementations fail.