E-mail and Anti-Spamming Policy
Users may not (i) send unsolicited bulk messages over the Internet (i.e., “spamming”), (ii) create fake weblog or weblogs which are intended or reasonably likely to promote the author’s affiliated websites or to increase the search engine rankings of associated sites (i.e., “splogs”) or (iii) send spam to weblog sites or automatically post random comments or promotions for commercial services to weblogs (i.e., “spamming blogs”). Users must comply with all relevant legislation and regulations on bulk and commercial e-mail, including the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003. Mass Mailings – Users may not send mass unsolicited e-mail, which is email that is sent to recipients who have not Confirmed Opt-In or Closed-Loop Opt-In in to mailings from the User. Users who send mass mailings must maintain complete and accurate records of all consents and opt-ins and provide such records to Kamatera, Inc. upon its request. If a User cannot provide positive and verifiable proof of such consents and opt-ins, Kamatera, Inc. will consider the mass mailing to be unsolicited.
Mailing Lists – Users are prohibited from operating mailing lists, listservs, or mailing services that do not target an audience that has voluntarily signed up for e-mail information using a Confirmed Opt-In or Closed- Loop Opt-In process or that has made their e-mail addresses available to a User for distribution of information. Users who operate mailing lists must maintain complete and accurate records of all consents and Confirmed Opt-In or Closed-Loop Opt-In elections and provide such records to Kamatera, Inc. upon its request. If a User cannot provide positive and verifiable proof of such consents and Confirmed Opt-In or Closed-Loop Opt-In elections, Kamatera, Inc. will consider the list mailing to be unsolicited. Any User- maintained mailing list must also allow any party on the list to remove itself automatically and permanently.
Other prohibited activities include, without limitation, the following:
1. Use of Kamatera, Inc. Network for the receipt of replies to unsolicited mass e-mail.
2. Forgery of e-mail headers (“spoofing”).
3. Spamming via third-party proxy, aggregation of proxy lists, or installation of proxy mailing software.
4. Configuration of a mail server to accept and process third-party messages for sending without user identification and authentication.
5. Hosting web pages advertised within “spam e-mail” sent from another network (“spamvertising”).
6. Hosting web pages or providing services that support spam.
7. Any other unsolicited bulk messages, postings, or transmissions through media such as weblog posts, IRC/chat room messages, guestbook entries, HTTP referrer log entries, usenet posts, pop- up messages, instant messages, or SMS messages.
8. Instructing others in any activity prohibited by this AUP.
If any Customer or any Third Party User that is a customer of our Customer uses Kamatera, Inc. Services, Kamatera, Inc. Network or its physical infrastructure in a manner that causes Kamatera, Inc. to be “blacklisted” or blocked, Kamatera, Inc. reserves the right to (i) suspend permanently or terminate Kamatera, Inc. Services of such Customer and/or (ii) suspend permanently or terminate the access to Kamatera, Inc. Services, Kamatera, Inc. Network or its physical infrastructure by such Third Party User. Operating Kamatera, Inc. Service on behalf of, or in connection with, or reselling any service to persons or firms listed in the Spamhaus Register of Known Spam Operations database at www.spamhaus.org shall constitute a violation of this AUP.
Block Removal – If, as a result of a Customer’s actions, Kamatera’s mail servers or IP address ranges are placed on black hole lists or other mail filtering software systems, Kamatera, Inc. shall charge Customer $100 upfront and $100 per hour thereafter for any necessary remedial actions.
IP Allocation
A Customer shall not use IP addresses that were not assigned to it by Kamatera, Inc.. Kamatera, Inc. reserves the right to suspend the network access of any server utilizing IP addresses outside of the assigned range.
Users may not (i) send unsolicited bulk messages over the Internet (i.e., “spamming”), (ii) create fake weblog or weblogs which are intended or reasonably likely to promote the author’s affiliated websites or to increase the search engine rankings of associated sites (i.e., “splogs”) or (iii) send spam to weblog sites or automatically post random comments or promotions for commercial services to weblogs (i.e., “spamming blogs”). Users must comply with all relevant legislation and regulations on bulk and commercial e-mail, including the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003. Mass Mailings – Users may not send mass unsolicited e-mail, which is email that is sent to recipients who have not Confirmed Opt-In or Closed-Loop Opt-In in to mailings from the User. Users who send mass mailings must maintain complete and accurate records of all consents and opt-ins and provide such records to Kamatera, Inc. upon its request. If a User cannot provide positive and verifiable proof of such consents and opt-ins, Kamatera, Inc. will consider the mass mailing to be unsolicited.
Mailing Lists – Users are prohibited from operating mailing lists, listservs, or mailing services that do not target an audience that has voluntarily signed up for e-mail information using a Confirmed Opt-In or Closed- Loop Opt-In process or that has made their e-mail addresses available to a User for distribution of information. Users who operate mailing lists must maintain complete and accurate records of all consents and Confirmed Opt-In or Closed-Loop Opt-In elections and provide such records to Kamatera, Inc. upon its request. If a User cannot provide positive and verifiable proof of such consents and Confirmed Opt-In or Closed-Loop Opt-In elections, Kamatera, Inc. will consider the list mailing to be unsolicited. Any User- maintained mailing list must also allow any party on the list to remove itself automatically and permanently.
Other prohibited activities include, without limitation, the following:
1. Use of Kamatera, Inc. Network for the receipt of replies to unsolicited mass e-mail.
2. Forgery of e-mail headers (“spoofing”).
3. Spamming via third-party proxy, aggregation of proxy lists, or installation of proxy mailing software.
4. Configuration of a mail server to accept and process third-party messages for sending without user identification and authentication.
5. Hosting web pages advertised within “spam e-mail” sent from another network (“spamvertising”).
6. Hosting web pages or providing services that support spam.
7. Any other unsolicited bulk messages, postings, or transmissions through media such as weblog posts, IRC/chat room messages, guestbook entries, HTTP referrer log entries, usenet posts, pop- up messages, instant messages, or SMS messages.
8. Instructing others in any activity prohibited by this AUP.
If any Customer or any Third Party User that is a customer of our Customer uses Kamatera, Inc. Services, Kamatera, Inc. Network or its physical infrastructure in a manner that causes Kamatera, Inc. to be “blacklisted” or blocked, Kamatera, Inc. reserves the right to (i) suspend permanently or terminate Kamatera, Inc. Services of such Customer and/or (ii) suspend permanently or terminate the access to Kamatera, Inc. Services, Kamatera, Inc. Network or its physical infrastructure by such Third Party User. Operating Kamatera, Inc. Service on behalf of, or in connection with, or reselling any service to persons or firms listed in the Spamhaus Register of Known Spam Operations database at www.spamhaus.org shall constitute a violation of this AUP.
Block Removal – If, as a result of a Customer’s actions, Kamatera’s mail servers or IP address ranges are placed on black hole lists or other mail filtering software systems, Kamatera, Inc. shall charge Customer $100 upfront and $100 per hour thereafter for any necessary remedial actions.
IP Allocation
A Customer shall not use IP addresses that were not assigned to it by Kamatera, Inc.. Kamatera, Inc. reserves the right to suspend the network access of any server utilizing IP addresses outside of the assigned range.
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