Unsolicited commercial email,
otherwise known as "spam,"
can be an aggravating experience
on the Internet. That's
why spamming activities
run counter to our goal
of providing premier hosting
and small business services.
As a result, we have a zero-tolerance
policy for spam.
Abuse of our hosting
services, which includes
spamming activities, violates
our Terms of Service.
We take spamming very
seriously and will immediately
terminate--without warning--the
account of any member
who spams.
We are not attempting
to censor or curtail the
business of our members.
But on the whole, spamming
activities hurt all members
as well as our hosting
service.
Inappropriate email
activities that are also
examples of spamming include:
- Commercial email--defined
as sending unsolicited
commercial emails. You
are not permitted to
use your Web hosting
account or email alias
to send unsolicited
commercial email. In
addition, you can't
use your Web hosting
email address alias
to collect responses
from unsolicited commercial
email. This includes
using a free email account
to promote your Web
site and redirectors
for the same account.
- Mail bombing--defined
as sending large volumes
of unsolicited email
to individuals. Again,
you are not permitted
to use your Web hosting
account to send unsolicited
email.
- Harassment--defined
as sending threatening
or harassing email after
being requested to stop.
Extremely threatening
or harassing email is
never allowed.
We will immediately
delete the account of
any member who conducts
these activities. You
will have no warning or
second chance. Many of
these activities are also
illegal. We will report
such violations to the
proper local, state and
federal authorities, who
may prosecute the case
to the full extent of
the law.
Thank you in advance
for your consideration.
