Banyan Grow views the transmission or dissemination of any unsolicited mass or unsolicited commercial e-mails (often referred to as spam) as a serious and unlawful offense. Users of Banyan Grow are strictly prohibited from sending spam or requesting the delivery of spam to any of the companys customers.
In compliance with global anti-spam laws, emails containing the following cannot be sent to or through the Banyan Grow website or services.
1. Invalid or nonexistent domain names;
2. Invalid or fraudulent headers;
3. A third partys domain name on the internet, or be transmitted via or out of third party equipment without authorization from the third parties;
4. Any techniques aimed at hiding, fabricating, or obscuring data that could be utilized to identify the source or path of transmission;
5. Additional techniques for deceitful communication;
6. There is more inaccurate or missing material in the topic line, or there is inaccurate or missing information overall;
7.You would be in violation of our Terms of Use otherwise.
Banyan Grow explicitly prohibits the collection, mining, or harvesting of email addresses or other data about our clients or subscribers via the website or its services. Furthermore, it is against the law to use our services in any way that could limit how other users can use and enjoy Banyan Grow or damage, disable, overload, or impair any part of the services.
If any Banyan Grow are used illegally to distribute unsolicited emails, including sending emails that break this policy, the sender and anyone who assists them could face civil, criminal, or administrative penalties.
International anti-spam regulations can result in fines or cease and desist orders from the appropriate authorities for violating them. Those who commit outrageous acts could be charged with a crime, which entails fines and perhaps even the confiscation of property and money. Criminals may also be subject to other sanctions, such as jail time.
