Receivers say Dick Smith database sale will comply with Privacy Law
Plus: Bell Gully weighs in on whether the database was "packaged up" before the sale to head-off unsubscribe attempts.
Receivers for Dick Smith now say the failed retailer’s customer database might not be sold.
Last night, Ferrier Hodgson and Dick Smith management spokesman Matt Francis told NBR: “While a potential sale may include customer information [among other things], the form and substance of any such sale
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Receivers say Dick Smith database sale will comply with Privacy Law
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