Anti-Spam Policy

 
1. What is SPAM?
SPAM is a serious problem on the Internet. A SPAM Email is an unsolicited commercial email, in other words, an email trying to sell you something which you haven't requested.

Spam is commercial email or unsolicited bulk email. This includes "junk mail", which has usually been requested by the recipient. It may be intrusive and is oftentimes actually irrelevant & even distasteful - moreover it can waste valuable resources. Spam messages are the opposite of permission-based email, which are normally anticipated, personal, relevant and/or associated with a pre-existing business or personal relationship. Inappropriate newsgroup activities, consisting of excessive posting of the same materials to several newsgroups, are also deemed to be spam.

2. Definition of SPAM
SPAM is the sending of unsolicited and unauthorized e-mails or online communications such as but not limited to bulletin boards, user groups or instant messaging services to individuals or businesses who do not know you personally. And who have not agreed or requested to receive your emails. Or have not provided their email address directly to the sender. Or an email sent to a recipient who would not have a reasonable expectation of receiving email from the sender. SPAM can be a single email or a bulk mailing.

Posting messages to Usenet or News Group groups that explicitly forbid the posting of commercial solicitations or solicitations not pertaining to their content is SPAM.

Buying a list of emails from a third party and individually or bulk emailing them is considered SPAM.

Opt-out lists where a person is specifically required to request removal from a mailing list in order to prevent solicitation is SPAM.

Hiring a company that is mailing out to a list of people with your opportunity that did not specifically request to receive your information beforehand is considered SPAM.

3. What is not Spam?
Emailing through an approved DOUBLE Opt-in list Newsletter is NOT considered SPAM. Double opt-in means that not only did the people request to be on the list; they verified it by approving the request a second time. The BEST guideline for knowing whether or not an email is SPAM is if someone did not specifically request the information then it is SPAM.

4. If you violate our Spam Policy, you will:
- be banned from establishing a future Astromagicraven.com account
- be reported to your Internet Service Provider
- be reported to other proper authorities to take action against you

If you believe that you have been "Spammed" by one of our members, please Contact Us immediately. Inorder to file a formal Spam Complaint with our company, you will be required to submit a copy of the original email received, complete with headers intact.

5. Spam will not be tolerated in any context. Spam and you are gone!