No-Spam Policy
This policy further defines some of the prohibited actions as found in ECFBN, Inc.'s Acceptable Use Policy which outlines the acceptable and prohibited actions on your hosted accounts. ECFBN, Inc. defines SPAM, also known as Unsolicited Commercial email (UCE) or Unsolicited Bulk email (UBE), as any email message the recipient considers unsolicited and of a commercial nature or email sent in bulk.ECFBN, Inc. expressly prohibits the sending of SPAM through its network and servers. If you believe that you have received SPAM (as defined above) from ECFBN, Inc.'s network, please send a signed complaint along with the message you received, including its complete email headers, to abuse@ECFBN.com. ECFBN, Inc. does not investigate or take action based on anonymous SPAM complaints.
Prohibited email Activities:
Sending UCE/UBE, also known as SPAM:
Defined as the sending of email to recipients who consider the message unsolicited email of a commercial nature or the sending of email in bulk to recipients who consider the message unsolicited email of any nature.
UCE or SPAM Response Collection:
Defined as the collection of responses, directly or indirectly, from UCE or UBE sent by you or UCE or UBE sent on your behalf.
Web Site Advertising via UCE or UBE, also known as SPAMvertising:
Defined as the sending of email which:1. is UCE or UBE as defined above; and2. contains direct or indirect links or references to one or more web sites. This also includes the use of third-party email accounts, servers or services to SPAMvertise the site(s).
Mail Bombing:
Defined as the sending an unreasonably large number of electronic mail messages to a single system, person or email address.
Mail Harassment:
Defined as sending email in a manner or with content that is perceived as threatening or harassing by the intended or actual recipient.
Letter Bombing:
Defined as sending email with content that will or could potentially harm the recipient's computer.
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