Spam Control Laws exist within Singapore and relate to electronic messages. It does not cover any messages if sent by way of a voice call made using a telephone service
Please follow the Best Practices as provided by the Singapore regulator.
| If you have electronic messages that have content related to the sale or marketing of the following these will be covered by Singapore Spam Control Laws. |
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| An unsolicited message is if the recipient did not... |
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The mere notion that the recipient was notified by publishing/advertising the address of the sender prior to sending a message is not deemed as consent.
Please also review the Singapore Do Not Call Register.
| Electronic messages are deemed to be sent in bulk if... |
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| more than 100 electronic messages containing the same or similar subject matter during a 24‑hour period | more than 1,000 electronic messages containing the same or similar subject matter during a 30‑day period | more than 10,000 electronic messages containing the same or similar subject matter during a one‑year period |
For further information please review the Singapore Spam Act: https://sso.agc.gov.sg/Act/SCA2007
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