Generally this is a bad idea. You WANT people to confirm (to prevent you from being a spammer, yo). Subscribe2 and other similar plugins store the emails in the database and have export tools.
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Emre
(@emrearman)
Yeah, I agree with you on that but my customer wanted this way in spite of my warnings… Thank you Ipstenu!
I would posit it’s your job to tell the client they’re an idiot… but in a nice way 😉
Last time I think I said “Actually, best business practices are for opt-in mailing lists. This generates positive credibility within your community and makes your brand more reliable.”
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Emre
(@emrearman)
Haha 🙂
You are totally right but sometimes when they don’t stop crying, I can’t do anything else after all those explanations.
Believe me, I made them wait for 2 months with “I’m trying to find a way to make your non-confirming newsletter” lie just to convince them 🙂
They made me start thinking that they are the spammers and viagra sellers with their courage… 🙂