Re: 3rd party email disclaimer

On 11/14/05, Neksus <neksus@gmail.com> wrote:
> We have an application that is hosted on a 3rd party provider and we would
> like to inform our users that the emails they receive are not from our
> servers but from the 3rd party provider. This is required for legal reasons.
>
> I couldn't find any good ressources online and I was wondering if anyone had
> a similar experience and if they had examples to share. Most disclaimers
> deal with the fact that a sender is emailing a customer and that this email
> is confidential, etc.
>
> I was also wondering if it would be a good idea to include this fact in the
> customer's contract?

I think it couldn't hurt to put it in the contract -- though I should
note that the question being asked here is *not* about the standard
email disclaimers required by many organizations. It's about setups
where an organization is not sending their customer e-mail directly,
but instead having it done by an outside service (so that, for
example, your "customer newsletter" doesn't come from
newsletter@yourcompany.net, but from
companynewsletter@exampleoutsourcer.com).

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Kyle Maxwell
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