Anti-Spam Policy
PLEASE READ THIS ANTI- SPAM POLICY (THE “ANTI-SPAM POLICY”) CAREFULLY BEFORE SUBSCRIBING TO THE REVOLVING DOOR MINNESOTA (THE “SITE”). IF YOU DO NOT ACCEPT THIS ANTI-SPAM POLICY, DO NOT USE THE SERVICES.
With anti-spam laws like the U.S. CAN-SPAM Act and your compliance with this Anti-Spam Policy, we can maintain our reputation and ensure that site visitors get the most out of our Services.
Throughout this Anti-Spam Policy references to “Organization” are references to The Revolving Door Minnesota , and references to “user” are to you, a user of the Services.
DEFINITIONS. In addition to terms defined elsewhere in this Anti-Spam Policy, the definitions below will apply to capitalized words in this Anti-Spam Policy. Capitalized words in this Anti-Spam Policy that are not otherwise defined herein shall have the meaning ascribed in the Agreement or Acceptable Use Policy (as applicable).
Acceptable Use Policy” means Company’s Acceptable Use Policy.“Agreement” means, as applicable, either the: 1) Terms of Use Agreement or 2) a superseding written agreement for use of the Services executed by and between Company and end user.
“Anti-Spam Laws” means any and all applicable Laws regulating the transmission of electronic messages.
“Contact(s)” means, other than Users, any identified or identifiable natural person: 1) whose information is stored, transmitted, or otherwise ‘processed’ via the Services by end user; and/or 2) to whom Customer sends, transmits, or otherwise engages with via the Services.
“Permission” means permission obtained from an individual, in compliance with Section 3 below, to receive communications from end user that was either: 1) obtained within the preceding 12 months; or 2) obtained at anytime and ongoing communications have been sent to the individual over the course of the preceding 12 months.
“Privacy Notice” means the Company’s Privacy Notice embedded in our website
“Spam”, as used herein, is any email or other communication sent by a User: 1) to an individual who has not given the User their Permission to do so; and/or 2) is marked as “spam” or “junk” mail by the recipient.