6.1 – Opt In Method: Email mailing lists hosted at Business Marketing Mail Services. must use either a Single Opt-In or a Confirmed Opt-In (COI) (sometimes called “double opt-in”) subscription method. If the Client chooses to build lists through co-registration, the client shall ensure that the client receives permission for the the client to send email to a list of email addresses obtained through co-registration subscriptions. The client may be asked to stop mailing to addresses obtained from co-registration sources if those addresses generate an unacceptable number of complaints in the company’s sole discretion which discretion is final and non-reviewable and Customer shall abide by the company’s request in this regard.
6.2 – Email: The client shall not send unsolicited bulk email (spam). It is the client’s responsibility to ensure that all the email the client sends is welcome, and all recipients must explicitly and verifiably agree to receive such email. It is the client’s responsibility to maintain documentation regarding subscription requests, confirmations, and unsubscription requests for so long as the recipient continues to receive email from the client,
6.3 – Forge email header information, or obscure sender information in any way. The client must use a valid return address controlled by the client for all email sent.
6.4 – Re-subscribe addresses to a mailing list which have unsubscribed without a new, verified subscription request;
6.5 – Associate the company. with unsolicited bulk email in any way;
6.6 – Send unsolicited bulk email (UBE) from another account to promote a web site hosted at the company’s Services.
6.7 – Send solicited bulk email that does not contain a valid working unsubscribe function;
6.8 – Send chain letters or hoaxes;
6.9 – Purposely transmit viruses, worms, trojans, or other malicious code;
6.10 – Send mail with the intention of harassing an individual or overwhelming a server, maintain an open relay, open proxy or insecure form mail script.
6.11 – Full Disclosure of Mailing List Subscriptions: The client shall fully disclose all terms and conditions of each and every mailing list subscription. If the client owns mailing lists, the client shall make adequate disclosures about how subscriber addresses will be used, including whether or not said addresses are subject to sale or trade with other parties. Additionally, the client shall fully disclose the nature and frequency of said mailings.
6.12 – Fully Verified Opt-In Lists: If the client acquires fully verified opt-in lists, the client shall examine the terms and conditions under which the addresses were originally compiled and determine that all recipients have in fact opted-in to the type of mailing list the client intends to operate. Lists must be used for their original purpose.
6.13 – One subscription, One list: The client shall not add any address to other lists without fully verifying the consent of the address owner. The client shall not automatically subscribe existing subscribers to a new list.
6.14 – Active Abuse and Postmaster Email Addresses: The client shall maintain active abuse and postmaster email addresses ([email protected] and [email protected]). The client shall read and act in a timely fashion to all mail sent to those email addresses.
6.15 – Substitution: It is forbidden for a client to substitute content with content from another non-customer. Usage of the company. network is for the sole use of the client. The client shall not use the company network or services for another entity. There is no transfer of services allowed, either temporary or permanent.
6.16 – Questions Regarding Practices: If the client is uncertain if a possible use or action is permitted pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, The client shall contact and receive permission from the company prior to engaging in any such use or action. The company shall have sole discretion in determining whether such use or action is permitted and the company’s decision in this regard is final and non-reviewable.