Acceptable Usage Policy - Spam

Definition: Spam = "Unsolicited Commercial Email"
For more information, see Australian Commonwealth Legislation.
Spam is about consent. If the recipient has not consented
to receive mail from you, it's spam.

There are a few conditions under which it's generally permissible to initiate contact with another person:

• If the other person's email address invites you to contact them.
  Usually this is about a specific subject (e.g. contact-me-about-my-webpage,
  so contacting-them-about-yourproduct is usually out).
• If the person has added themselves to a mailing list you maintain
  (again, generally the mailing list will have a charter,
  and off-topic emails are out).
• If the person has specifically asked you to contact them at that email address.

The spam rules at Highlands Internet are pretty simple:

• You may not send spam using our services.
• You may not use our servers as a maildrop for spam.