From July 1, 2008 came into force a provision that amends the previous provisions on privacy. The measure provides that private companies, which have sold a product or service, may be used without the consent of the snail mail addresses of the person to send you promotional material, sell products or do market research or commercial communication, provided, however, that such promotion activities relates to goods and services of the sender, similar to those of the original sale, and the person is informed of the opportunity to object to these items in any time and easily and for free (via mail, fax or phone). There are two cases where no consent is required:
If the data processing is done in order to fulfill contractual obligations or legal or otherwise for routine administrative and accounting
If the data used are from public records or public directories knowable by anyone, or are related the economic activities concerned
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