What is UNSOLICITED BULK E-MAIL (SPAM)?

Any form of unsolicited advertising through email, newsgroups, IRC posts and/or instant messaging clients.

This is very important information. Any SPAM complaint regarding a eSuga.com Affiliate is grounds for us to terminate your promotion account, without payment. Be certain to contact ONLY email recipients from whom you gathered their email through a verifiable opt-in procedure.

If you promote our products through email, you have to be familiar with the policies of the different email service providers, as such policies may differ from what is requested in the CAN-SPAM act and you must respect their policies as a failure to do so may also result in the termination of your account. For example, AOL's policy can be found at http://postmaster.info.aol.com/guidelines/bulk_email.html and MSN's policy can be found at http://privacy.msn.com/anti-spam/.

Rules to follow according to CAN-SPAM Act of 2003

E-Mail Content
No "Hardcore" or any material containing full frontal nudity will be tolerated.

Content must remain related to the product/service being promoted, and not be obfuscated in any way.

Opt-In Only
If you choose to contact recipients on an e-mail list you must be the originator of that list or have purchased the exclusive right to use it. If you purchased or leased the list, and if we request it you must produce a contract from the originator of the list giving you the exclusive right to mail to it. We require you to maintain electronic records that provides us with original IP address, recipients name, physical address (if possible) and where you originally collected the Email address from.

• the recipient must have expressly agreed to receive the email
• if the email has not been collected by yourself, the recipient must have been informed clearly that his address could be transferred, given or leased to another party in order to send commercial emails.

No False or Misleading Header Information
The header of any email you send must contain:

• the originating email address, the domain name, and/or the IP address together called the header information of the email, must be technically accurate.
• the person initiating the message must be clearly identified in the the “from’’ line of the email address. It must never be false or misleading.

Specific Subject Lines
E-mail message subject lines must be related to the topic of the product/service marketed in the email and not be obfuscated in any way.

A valid postal address must be displayed in the opening portion of the e-mail that is immediately visible to the recipient area of the email message.

No Deceptive Delivery Methods
It is strictly prohibited to transmit email through any third party’s mail servers without the permission of that third party or use similar techniques to hide or obscure the source of the e-mail.

Removal of Email for List
Any email sent to promote eSuga.com must have a functioning return email address and a remove link or any other easy to use Internet based mechanism to allow recipients to remove their email address from the list used by the sender of the email. These email addresses must be removed within 10 business days from the list.

Violations of this Policy
Violation of the CAN-SPAM Act may lead to civil and criminal penalties. You can’t violate the CAN-SPAM Act. Should we determine that you have violated this policy or any of its requirements your promotion account will be closed immediately and you will not be paid for any amounts due. Your information may be turned over to complaining parties. eSuga.com will cooperate with any law enforcement agency, Internet Service Provider or other person or entity who provide us with notice that you have engaged in transmission of unsolicited e-mails. It is our utmost discretion to terminate any account suspected of sending unsolicited commercial email.

How to report SPAM?
Report all spam at abuse@esuga.com If possible, please include a copy of the spam and any other related information that will help us locate the person that has sent the spam and ensure it is stopped.

Version 1.0 - 25 August 2008