Texas Business & Commerce Code - Section 46.003. Unsolicited Electronic Mail Messages
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§ 46.003. UNSOLICITED ELECTRONIC MAIL MESSAGES. (a) A
person may not intentionally take any action to send an unsolicited
commercial electronic mail message unless:
(1) "ADV:" is used as the first four characters in the
subject line of the message or, if the message contains any obscene
material or material depicting sexual conduct, "ADV: ADULT
ADVERTISEMENT" is used as the first word in the subject line of the
message; and
(2) the sender of the message or a person acting on
behalf of the sender provides a functioning return electronic mail
address to which a recipient may, at no cost to the recipient, send
a reply requesting the removal of the recipient's electronic mail
address from the sender's electronic mail list.
(b) A sender shall remove a person's electronic mail address
from the sender's electronic mail list not later than the 3rd day
after the date on which the sender receives a request for removal of
that address under Subsection (a)(2).
Added by Acts 2003, 78th Leg., ch. 1053, § 1, eff. Sept. 1, 2003.
Section: 44.253 45.001 45.002 45.003 45.004 46.001 46.002 46.003 46.004 46.005 46.006 46.007 46.008 46.009 46.010
Last modified: August 10, 2007
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