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For years now, it's been very difficult to run a mailing list if you're a crypto company,

or if you have crypto in the name of your company, or if there's the word

crypto on your website, or if crypto lightly brushed the presence of your person three years ago

in a drive-by. No matter what, mailing list companies, those that allow you to send email to

your customers, your audience, or similar things like that,

have been very reluctant to accept crypto companies.

In fact, I got booted off at least two over the several years that I've been in this industry because of that,

and I've had a lot of difficulty setting up a mailing.

One of the companies that was able to support crypto companies for mailing this is a company

called MailChimp. Ironically, MailChimp got acquired by Intuit, the makers of QuickBooks

and TurboTax, if you need a reference, a thoroughly rotten financial services company

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