Marketing has contracted with a local chamber of commerce for ad space. The ads will be sent via an e-mail blast to members of the chamber. The members had agreed to receive ads via e-mail, the ads are not deceptive,the members are provided an opt out and our physical address is on the e-mail. Is this enough to be compliant with CAN-SPAM?

Also, I asked to have the proof e-mailed to me before sending out. The first time they did it, they do not send it to me first and the disclosure information is illegible. Now, this time, they sent it to me, and the e-mail is completely illegible UNLESS you print it. Shouldn't the recipient be able to read it without having to print it? Common sense tells me yes, but I think there is a regulation or something to that effect too. Anyone have any help for a frustrated compliance officer?
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