Repeat Spammers - Beware
Strollingwood are repeat spammers. No respect for date removal requests. No respect for GDPR. Avoid.
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Strollingwood are repeat spammers. No respect for date removal requests. No respect for GDPR. Avoid.
Why do companies feel that they can ignore GDPR and send out SPAM email on lists they purchase online ?
Strollingwoods are a company like that who feels spamming people will get them more business. I would never trust or use a company that Spams me and would advise people to do the same and send the spam to the bin.
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