No spam – our policy

Awesome has a strict no-spam rule. If a customer uses Awesome to send unwanted messages, their access ends at once. To report a suspected breach, please write to abuse@light-house-traffic.com.

Our promise

• Awesome e-mails nobody who has not asked to hear from us.
• Awesome ends any partnership as soon as it learns a partner sends unwanted e-mail.
• Awesome never hands over, sells or trades the addresses on its lists.

What counts as spam

Spam is unsolicited e-mail, typically advertising, that arrives without having been requested. In our view a message is spam whenever

• it is sent out wholesale, with no regard for who receives it,
• the people receiving it never gave clear, provable permission that they could take back later,
• it serves the interests of whoever sends it far more than those of whoever gets it.

Prior business contact

Prior contact exists where the person receiving the e-mail has already placed an order with the sender, requested details from them, answered a survey or been in touch with them by other means.

Proper consent

Consent is proper when the person was told plainly, before anything was collected, how their address would be used – and agreed to exactly that.

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