Duty LXD-1477
Sends automated outreach, in Bulgaria
Electronic Commerce Act, Articles 5(3) and 6, Identification of Commercial Messages and Unsolicited Commercial Messagessince 4 lines
Закон за електронната търговия (ЗЕТ, Zakon za elektronnata targovia), chl. 5, al. 3 and chl. 6 · Read the law's page
- Make a commercial message that is part of an information society service, or is one, easily recognizable as commercial, clearly identify the persons on whose behalf it is made, state clearly and unambiguously the terms of any promotional offer such as discounts, premiums and gifts, and give easy access to clear terms for contests and games with announced prizes (Article 5, paragraph 3, points 1 to 4).
- When you send an unsolicited commercial message by electronic mail without the recipient's prior consent, make it clearly and unambiguously recognizable as unsolicited as soon as it reaches the recipient (Article 6, paragraph 1).
- Do not send unsolicited commercial messages to the electronic addresses entered in the register of legal persons that do not want to receive them (Article 6, paragraph 3).
- Do not send unsolicited commercial messages to consumers without their prior consent (Article 6, paragraph 4).
Electronic Communications Act, Article 261, Consent and Opt-out for Direct Marketing Calls, Messages and Electronic Mailsince 4 lines
Закон за електронните съобщения (ЗЕС, Zakon za elektronnite saobshtenia), chl. 261 · Read the law's page
- Obtain the user's prior consent before you make a call, send a message or send electronic mail for direct marketing or advertising, whether or not a person takes part in it, and let the user withdraw that consent at any time (Article 261, paragraph 1).
- You may use contact details you obtained from a user in a commercial transaction for products or services to send marketing about your own similar products or services without fresh consent only if every user can object free of charge and in a simple way, when the transaction is concluded and to later messages (Article 261, paragraph 2).
- Act on every refusal to receive marketing messages (Article 261, paragraph 4).
- Do not send a marketing or advertising message, even with consent, if the sender cannot be identified, the message gives no valid address for sending a refusal, or the message does not meet Article 5, paragraph 3, points 1 to 4 of the Electronic Commerce Act or encourages recipients to visit websites that do not (Article 261, paragraph 5).