Dear Peter
I hope you are well.
I understand where you are coming from and share your concerns. The issue of spam is rather large to say the least. In my experience, being in the IT industry 13 years now, I have heard many interpretations of what spam really is. JC Broadband is company that has recently joined the world of Internet Service Providers offering some fantastic connectivity opportunities for the SMME and Home user. We of all people understand all too well what the meaning of spam is. These are the guidelines JC Broadband attempts to follow in all email communications:
1. Consumers may not be misled by using non-relevant subject lines, ambiguous subject lines, etc.
2. Consumer may not be prevented from automatically removing themselves from a list
3. Email must be sent from a valid, functioning email address
4. Email must include a valid, functioning reply-to address
5. Email must include an adequate and functioning "opt-out" or unsubscribe" option
6. Each email must include the full physical contact information of the sender
7. Email may not use or contain invalid or forged headers
8. Email may not use or contain invalid or non-existent domain names
9. Email may not employ any technique to otherwise misrepresent, hide or obscure any information in identifying the point of origin or the transmission path
10. Email may not use other means of deceptive addressing
11. Email may not use a third party's internet domain name, or be relayed from or through a third party's equipment, without permission of the third party.
12. Consumers have the right to request the origin of where the sender obtained the consumers details and the sender is obligated to supply these details without hesitation.
If my email to you did not conform to any of these guidelines then I extend my sincerest apologies to you. The email was intended to give you a heads up on what is new in the electronic communications world. We felt that you should know that there are more effective ways to communicate electronically today.
To answer your questions:
1. The unsubscribe link will send an email requesting that you be unsubscribed from this mailing list. We then manually remove you from the database, although accidents do happen and gremlins do creep into the system now and then, however we will do our best to ensure that you are not sent mail from us again.
2. JC Broadband has purchased a database from
www.0-0.com DataNetwork which is a business directory.
3. As mentioned we will remove you from the database.
If we offended you, we certainly did not intend to do so. We have taken the liberty of unsubscribing you from our mail list and we wish you all the very best for the future.
Have a fantastic day.
All the best
Andrew Kirkland
Country Manager
