What does "Procure" mean in the CAN-SPAM Act?
1. The party who intentionally pays or provides other consideration to, or induces, another person to initiate such a message on one’s behalf.
2. In other words, clients who pay us to send commercial email are also liable for CAN-SPAM violations if we do something wrong.
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