Article 21 of the Spanish LSSI-CE: what it prohibits and when a commercial email is unlawful
What article 21 of Spanish Law 34/2002 (LSSI-CE) says about unsolicited commercial emails, which exceptions it allows and who it protects.
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Reference guides on unsolicited commercial communications, consent, AEPD penalties and out-of-court claims. Informational texts that do not replace legal advice.
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Consent and the GDPR in commercial email: what counts and what does not
What the GDPR requires to send commercial emails to a person: lawful basis, valid consent, legitimate interest, named corporate email addresses and the right to object.
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A company's real options against unsolicited commercial email: keep the evidence, claim out of court, file a complaint with the AEPD, report the abuse and claim in the civil courts.
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Which fines the Spanish LSSI-CE (articles 38 and 39) and the GDPR (article 83) provide for sending commercial emails without consent, who imposes them and how they are graded.
ReadWhat an out-of-court settlement for an unsolicited commercial email is
What the out-of-court settlement offered to the sender of an unsolicited commercial email consists of, what it closes, what it does not include and what alternatives the sender has.
ReadAbuse reports and anti-spam blocklists: what they are and how they affect senders of unsolicited email
How abuse reports to the sending provider, the host and the registrar work, what anti-spam blocklists are and what real consequences they have for the sender's deliverability.
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