a mail-order entrepreneur, direct-response marketer, publisher, seminar sponsor, or other firm that makes their customer list available on the commercial list-rental marketplace

A person who owns opt in bulk email lists for rent. The list owner does not participate directly in transactions.

The individual or organization that owns the right to rent or lend a mailing list.

The owner of an email list defines the list's charter and policy (i.e. what the list is about and what are the general rules that all subscribers must accept in order to be subscribed to the list). The list owner is also responsible for administrative matters and for answering questions from the list subscribers.

The company that owns the mailing list you want to rent.

Also known as the owner. The owner of a mailing list is a person responsible for conducting administrative duties relating to that list. The list owner knows a password which allows him or her to make changes to the configuration of the list in a somewhat secure fashion. There may be more than one owner per list. The owner of a list may be reached at the address [email protected], where list is replaced with the name of the list in question.

A company that owns a mailing list (usually consisting of its customers).

The person who is responsible for keeping control on an e-mail list.

The person who "owns" a given email list. Lists are considered valuable private property because of the time it takes to compile an opt-in list, etc. (see opt-in)

The person or persons responsible for the smooth functioning of an email discussion list. Depending on the nature of the list, the owner may moderate messages sent to the list, control subscriptions to the list, and handle bounced messages and other errors as they arise. Information about who owns a list is provided in the welcome message sent to each subscriber at the time they join the list. ist password A list password is provided at the time one successfully subscribes to a list and is listed in the welcome message. A different password is assigned for each list on which you participate. The password is used only for changing personal list subscription settings. It is not needed to participate on a list and is not related in any way to any passwords you may use to access your email. For information about changing your password, see Common subscriber commands.

One who, by promotional activity or compilation, has developed a list of names having something in common-or one who has purchased (as opposed to rented, reproduced or used on a one-time basis) such a list from the developer