Le site emaildatalist.net est-il sûr ?

This site is only a "Good Site" if you are an e-mail advertiser; Other rater's reviews call this site as: Phishing, Scam, Potentially illegal, Misleading claims or unethical, Privacy risks, and Spam. I agree with parts of statements by "alphacentauri" & "Hayton". In the Spirit of the Guidelines for WOT reviews, I would ask for evidence that supports their statements, theory! What confirms their findings? Opinion is judgment formed about something (not based on fact or knowledge). I do agree that this site (& others like it) do deserve to be rated as "Misleading claims or unethical" and "Potentially illegal" and "Privacy risks". This particular site has not been proven to be indulging in "Phishing", "Scam, nor "Spam". However, their "clients" may misuse the mailing lists in careless or even illegal ways! The site & business itself are legitimate (at least on the surface). The site & business itself market "verified" email addresses to those who buy them. Unfortunately, the owners of those addresses most likely did not "opt in" to receive any of the mailings that will be sent to them! There is a difference between "spam" and legal UCE (Unsolicited Commercial E-mail) or UBE (Unsolicited Bulk E-mail); not much but a difference. The differences depend on the mailers observance of the rules of the "CAN-SPAM Act of 2003". See <en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAN-SPAM_Act_of_2003> and "LegalArchiver.Org: Can-Spam Act 2003" <> and Consumer & Governmental Affairs Bureau of the FCC: "Policy Issues: CAN-SPAM: Unwanted Commercial Electronic Mail" <transition.fcc.gov/cgb/policy/canspam.html> for greater understanding of what is illegal spam versus the equally annoying but legal UBE or UCE. Preserve the value of MyWOT! Increase the accuracy & clarity of ratings by "sticking" to standard (legal) definitions of the terms you scatter about! Facts clearly presented will prevail. Please be honest & accurate. Be objective & fair in your ratings. Please provide corroboration in the "Comments" backing-up the "Ratings".