Which of the following types of contact would violate the CAN-SPAM Act?

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The CAN-SPAM Act prohibits sending mass emails to individuals who have not given permission or consented to receive them. Option D violates this rule as the company is sending a mass email to a person who has never done business with them. All other options are allowed by the CAN-SPAM Act. A) Calling customers repeatedly is not related to email marketing and therefore not covered by the act. B) Blocking numbers is not related to email marketing, and there is no provision under the CAN-SPAM Act that requires a company to show its phone number on a caller ID. C) Sending a monthly newsletter to current customers is allowed under the act as long as it includes an opt-out option. E) Putting customer email addresses in the bcc line is allowed under the CAN-SPAM Act as long as it provides an opt-out option.

Which of the Following Types of Contact Would Violate the CAN-SPAM