UltimateFreeDownline.com has a ZERO TOLERANCE FOR SPAM. All SPAM complaints are taken seriously. SPAM is considered an unethical form of Internet advertising and is becoming illegal in more and more states.

 

In addition, SPAM can incur substantial monetary fines from any of the providers through which SPAM is directed because of the time, resources and expense it can incur for business. SPAM is a negative form of advertising and is HIGHLY disliked within the Internet community.

 

An email is SPAM if it has been sent to an address that was not requested from you.

 

If you willfully violate our SPAM Policy you will:

 

- Have your UltimateFreeDownline.com web sites terminated immediately without notice, or refund if you are using one of our paid systems.

 

- Forfeit all commissions due if any.

 

- Have a MINIMUM of $1000 claim filed against you in a court of law.

 

- Be immediately reported to your ISP provider and any or all of the companies of the business opportunity programs you are representing.

 

- Be reported to additional proper authorities to take action against you.

 

Be permanently banned from ALL UltimateFreeDownline.com systems.

 

UltimateFreeDownline.com reserves the right to determine what constitutes a violation of our SPAM Policy. The sole opinion of UltimateFreeDownline.com is ABSOLUTE in determining any and all SPAM violations.

 

Should UltimateFreeDownline.com's service or web sites be disrupted in anyway due to SPAM, the responsible party will be charged and billed $250.00 per hour until service is restored. Applicant may also be subject to legal action if appropriate.

 

If you have received SPAM, please notify SpamReports@ultimatefreedownline.com

 

Important Information

 

Definition of SPAM:

 

SPAM is the sending of unsolicited and unauthorized emails or online communications such as but not limited to bulletin boards, user groups or instant messaging services to individuals or businesses who do not know you personally and who have not agreed or requested to receive your emails, or have not provided their email address directly to the sender. Or an email sent to a recipient who would not have a reasonable expectation of receiving email from the sender. SPAM can be a single email or a bulk mailing.

 

Posting messages to Usenet or News Group groups that explicitly forbid the posting of commercial solicitations or solicitations not pertaining to their content is SPAM.

 

Please respect everyone's internet privacy.

 

Thank you,

 

The UltimateFreeDownline.com Team