Spam is unsolicited e-mail, often of a commercial nature, sent indiscriminately to multiple mailing lists, individuals, or newsgroups. In short, spam is "junk e-mail." As defined by H.R. 3113 and reported by the Subcommittee on Telecommunications, Trade, and Consumer Protection, unsolicited e-mail refers to any electronic message that:
OneWeek Media Limited recognizes an e-mail as "spam" if:
Opt-in e-mail is a web marketing term for promotional e-mail that recipients have previously requested by signing up via a website or special ad banner. Typically, web users are invited to sign up for promotional information about one or more product or service categories. Those who sign up have thus "opted in."
Opt-out e-mail is a web marketing term for promotional e-mail that recipients have not previously requested by signing up. However, for OneWeek Media Limited e-mail distributions, the contact's e-mail address must have been provided to OneWeek Media Limited by that individual via a OneWeek Media Limited website, conference, or trade show. Individuals who have willingly given OneWeek Media Limited their contact information via these methods are automatically added to e-mail distribution lists that benefit that individual. Although the individual is added to the e-mail distribution list on the concept of opt-out, the individual is ALWAYS given the opportunity to easily unsubscribe - without being hassled.
OneWeek Media Limited hopes that individuals find its e-mail communications informative and helpful. However, OneWeek Media Limited respects the recipient's wishes for either receiving or not receiving e-mail communications from us. Therefore, OneWeek Media Limited has adopted the following as procedures for all of its e-mail distribution communications:
The e-mail communication will be sent to a single recipient with the intention of it being received by only one individual. The sender address will be a valid OneWeek Media Limited e-mail address that is monitored by a OneWeek Media Limited employee. Therefore the sender address can also be sent e-mail. The sender address will be relevant to the content of the message being sent. For example, information sent regarding OneWeek Media Limited News will be sent from "news@callcentreclinic.com."
The e-mail communication will always have a header or subject that is appropriate and true to the content provided in the communication. The header or subject will not be used inappropriately or give a disproportionate benefit to the sender.
Any contact information in the e-mail communication will be real and relevant to OneWeek Media Limited
The e-mail communication will always have the "OneWeek Media Limited " information at the end. OneWeek Media Limited’s website will always provide information on how to subscribe or unsubscribe to any of its e-mail distribution lists (see www.callcentreclinic.com/lists/subscribe.htm). The process to subscribe and unsubscribe is simple, real, and requires only a few seconds.
OneWeek Media Limited has also created privacy@callcentreclinic.com as a means to unsubscribe to any OneWeek Media Limited communication distribution lists. An e-mail sent to this address is handled personally by our Marketing Department to meet the satisfaction of the requester.
OneWeek Media Limited also has a strict privacy policy posted on all their websites, which addresses the fact that information collected by OneWeek Media Limited is not sold, but used internally for marketing and telemarketing campaigns.
OneWeek Media Limited attempts to provide honest information about our company, solutions, products, services, or other information which we feel will be in some way relevant and beneficial to the recipient.
OneWeek Media Limited’s e-mail distributions will be mindful and in compliance with its current Privacy Policy (see www.callcentreclinic.com/) as well as its Anti-Spam Policy which is in compliance with current international privacy-policy requirements.