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Email Policy
NOTICE
Any Violation(s) of This E-Mail Policy Will Result In Immediate
Suspension or Termination of Your Account.
E-Mail Abuse
eNetFirst maintains a zero tolerance for Spam. Spam is the Internet
equivalent to junk mail or unwelcome telemarketers’ calls.
Whether solicited or not, bulk e-mailings cause tremendous strain
on our Network resources. Some courts have even held Spam to
be an illegal trespass to an Internet Service Provider’s
property. In Internet culture (Netiquette), sending Spam is
fiercely frowned upon. In fact, if we don’t strictly monitor
it, our upstream Internet access providers will disconnect us
from the Internet for allowing Spam to be passed through our
Network. Spam costs all ISPs - including eNetFirst - and those additional
costs ultimately translate into either increased access costs
for you, or in degraded Internet access service. Neither of
these is desirable for eNetFirst. For these reasons, we prohibit all
forms of e-mail abuse, including, but not limited to, the following:
Unsolicited E-Mail:
Posting of messages to newsgroups that is irrelevant or blanket
posting of messages to multiple newsgroups, or distributing,
via our Internet e-mail servers, chain letters or "junk"
e-mail or unsolicited e-mail of a business or commercial nature;
Mail Bombing/Flaming/Harassing E-mail:
Malicious impediments to another person’s use of their
electronic mail services or news media by sending them e-mail
numerous times in succession (e.g. Mail Bombing); any mail that
is sent to another that is annoying, harassing, threatening,
or otherwise malicious;
Fraudulent E-Mail:
Forging any message header, in part or whole, originating or
passing through the eNetFirst Network.
Please Remember That You May Become the Target of Spam as a Result
of Electronically Registering a Product, Signing Up For Product
Updates or Otherwise Opting in to an E-Mail list.
E-Mail Aliases:
An e-mail alias is the name before the @ in your email address
(e.g. yourname@eNetFirstcom.net). The primary e-mail alias is also
used as your log-in name. The aliases are issued to you by eNetFirst,
and are the sole property of eNetFirst. When you are assigned your
e-mail alias(es), you are given non-transferable, limited license(s)
to use the alias(es) for so long as you keep active the eNetFirst
access account(s) associated with the subject alias(es). eNetFirst
will not issue an e-mail alias that clearly infringes on another’s
trade or service mark. We reserve the right to revoke or rescind
any email alias issued to you, if after it is issued to you,
we become aware that it may be an infringement. If you surrender
the use of an e-mail alias back to eNetFirst, we are not obligated
to hold it for you. Upon surrender, we will impose a 180-day
internal hold on the alias before it is made available to eNetFirst
Network users.
E-Mail Storage and Retention:
We recommend that you set up your e-mail client (i.e. Outlook
Express) to remove e-mail messages from our mail server when
they are retrieved. However, if you elect to store your read
e-mail on our servers, there is a 3-megabyte (MB), 30-day limit.
We will purge all messages over 3 MB or over 30 days old.
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