Spam policy

Informer Central takes a firm stand against spam. Any customer found sending unsolicited e-mail through Informer Central loses access to the service at once. Please report suspected cases to abuse@light-house-traffic.com.

Informer Central undertakes

• to e-mail only those people who have confirmed their sign-up;
• not to work with any company it knows to be involved in sending unsolicited e-mail;
• never to sell, lease or swap personal data from its recipient lists.

What spam is

Spam refers to unsolicited e-mail, in particular unsolicited advertising sent in large numbers. We consider a message to be spam if

• it is sent to a large audience regardless of who the individual recipients are,
• the recipients have not given explicit permission that can be proven and withdrawn,
• it is clearly more useful to the sender than to the person receiving it.

What counts as an existing business relationship

An existing business relationship is present if the recipient previously bought something from the sender, requested information from them, completed one of their surveys or was in contact with them some other way.

What counts as consent

Consent is valid if the recipient was told, clearly and before the address was collected, how it would be used and expressly agreed to this use.

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