1 - Anti-Spam Policy UCE: Unsolicited Commercial Email (SPAM) 1.1 E Business Services encourages reputable electronic business and electronic commerce, and believes that it is possible to conduct business on the Internet without resorting to forcing advertising costs and unwanted e-mail down the throats of potential customers.  1.2 Customers of E Business Services may not wilfully participate in the storage, transmission, receipt, preparation or use of information that is advertised by means of UCE from within our network or from other networks. Very simply this means that customers of E Business Services may not use or permit others to use our network to transact in UCE. 1.3 If an offence occurs - reasonable attempts will be made to contact customers and allow them to resolve the problem before E Business Services take punitive action. However, in the event that the customer is unavailable, unresponsive, or cannot prevent further UCE from being sent, E Business Services reserve the right to immediately terminate the customer account without notice or refund. 1.4 If a user is connected to a network by E Business Services, the network administrator has the responsibility to terminate the user.  If timely action is not taken, E Business Services has the right to terminate the network connection, again without notice or refund.  1.5 E Business Services shall, at their own discretion, decide what constitutes UCE and SPAM. 2 - What is UCE or SPAM? 2.1 Below is a quote from Scott Hazen Mueller (scott@zorch.sf-bay.org), one of the Internet's strongest opponents of UCE. 2.3 "[UCE] is flooding the Internet with many copies of the same message, in an attempt to force the message on people who would not otherwise choose to receive it. Most [UCE] is commercial advertising, often for dubious products, get-rich-quick schemes, or quasi-legal services. [UCE] costs the sender very little to send -- most of the costs are paid for by the recipient or the carriers rather than by the sender."  2.3 SPAM is another name for UCE. 3 - Questions & Reports 3.1 Questions about this policy should be sent via e-mail to policy@eBizs.net.  Reports of activity in violation of this policy may be sent to abuse@eBizs.net. 4 - Applicable Law 4.1 The Terms and Conditions of the agreement between The Customer and E Business Services are governed by English Law and shall be subject to the sole jurisdiction of the English courts. The Terms and Conditions as set out in this document do not affect your statutory rights.   Document Version: EBIZSUCE3008A