Sec. 6.
(1) An e-mail service provider may design its software so that a sender of unsolicited commercial e-mail is given notice of the requirements of this act each time the sender requests delivery of e-mail. The existence of such software shall constitute actual notice to the sender of the requirements of this act.
(2) An e-mail service provider that designs and implements a dispute resolution process for a sender who believes the sender's e-mail message has been improperly blocked, and makes contact information accessible on its website, is not liable under this act for blocking the receipt or transmission of the e-mail.
History: 2003, Act 42, Eff. Sept. 1, 2003
Structure Michigan Compiled Laws
Chapter 445 - Trade and Commerce
Act 42 of 2003 - Unsolicited Commercial E-Mail Protection Act (445.2501 - 445.2508)
Section 445.2501 - Short Title.
Section 445.2502 - Definitions.
Section 445.2503 - Unsolicited Commercial E-Mail; Requirements.
Section 445.2504 - Unsolicited Commercial E-Mail; Prohibited Conduct; Policies and Records.
Section 445.2505 - Selling, Giving, or Distributing Software; Restrictions.
Section 445.2506 - Notice of Requirements; Dispute Resolution Process.
Section 445.2507 - Violation; Penalty; Separate Violations; Evidence; Defense.
Section 445.2508 - Civil Action; Recovery; Costs and Attorney Fees.