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Major spammers - avoid any contact
Simplyintel have requested more information. Given they are seeking to business in Australia one would think they would have taken Australian Laws into consideration, such as the spam Act of 2023 which states: Unsolicited commercial electronic messages must not be sent. Commercial electronic messages must include information about the individual or organisation who authorised the sending of the message. Commercial electronic messages must contain a functional unsubscribe facility. anna@sinplyintel Ph 8666737347 did adhere to the above. Most of us in business tolerate lite spam but when you fill out web forms and pretend to have a relationship it has gone too far. Simplyintel obviously do not adhere to countries legal requirements and for that reason, I suggest, should be avoided. Avoid any contact with this organisation - once they have your email they will pester and pester you. I've had numerous emails from them and they even go on my website and fill in the contact form pretending they are trying to get in contact but the email is not working (because they have been blocked). I get spammed all the time and ignore them but draw the line at underhanded tactics that waste my time. They may be seen as clever and sneaky by Simpleyintel but to me shows the level of integrity of the company. An authentic company does not use deceitful tactics to engage potential clients.
Response from simplyintel.comJan 31, 2024
This review is not based on a real customer experience or by using our product. This is person that is unhappy we emailed their business to build a relationship. Instead of making anonymous reviews solely to hurt our excellent reputation, you should reply to the email and ask the business development agent to opt you out of any outreach campaign. That is what 99.9% of professionals do. If you wish to unsubscribe from any outreach from us, please fill out this simple form: https://simplyintel.com/unsubscribe/