When you give Progressive your email address, they may use it to send you marketing messages about insurance products in addition to policy-related communications.
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Providing your email address to get a quote or manage your policy may also result in promotional emails unless you opt out, which is relevant if you want to limit unsolicited marketing contact.
Interpretive note: The exact verbatim clause text was not available in the truncated document; the provision is based on the stated page title referencing email address collection and standard Progressive privacy policy disclosures.
Your email address may be used for marketing communications beyond transactional policy notices, which means you could receive promotional offers from Progressive unless you unsubscribe or adjust your communication preferences. Most marketing emails include an unsubscribe link required by the CAN-SPAM Act.
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"We collect your email address when you provide it to us and may use it to send you information about our products and services, policy updates, and promotional offers.— Excerpt from Progressive's Progressive Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Commercial email marketing is governed by the CAN-SPAM Act, which requires a clear opt-out mechanism in every marketing email and prohibits misleading subject lines and sender information; the FTC enforces CAN-SPAM compliance. State-level email marketing laws in California and other jurisdictions may impose additional requirements. If email is used to send insurance-related notices, state insurance communication regulations may also apply. GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Low. Email marketing is a standard industry practice, and CAN-SPAM compliance is operationally straightforward. The primary exposure is ensuring that transactional policy emails are clearly distinguished from marketing emails and that opt-out requests are honored within the statutory 10 business day window. JURISDICTION FLAGS: California's CCPA grants residents the right to opt out of the sale or sharing of email addresses with third parties for marketing. If Progressive shares email addresses with non-affiliated marketing partners, this sharing may be subject to CCPA opt-out rights. CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Email marketing service providers must be bound by CAN-SPAM-compliant agreements and, where applicable, CCPA service provider terms. List management practices should include documented opt-out processing and suppression list maintenance. COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Compliance teams should confirm that marketing email systems maintain accurate suppression lists and that opt-out requests from any channel, including CCPA requests, are reflected in email marketing systems. The distinction between transactional and marketing emails should be documented in internal communications policy.
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Providing your email address to get a quote or manage your policy may also result in promotional emails unless you opt out, which is relevant if you want to limit unsolicited marketing contact.
Your email address may be used for marketing communications beyond transactional policy notices, which means you could receive promotional offers from Progressive unless you unsubscribe or adjust your communication preferences. Most marketing emails include an unsubscribe link required by the CAN-SPAM Act.
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