Acceptable Use Policy

1. Purpose

This Acceptable Use Policy protects recipients, customers, connected providers, infrastructure, and the integrity of joseph.anthony.camp. It applies to all accounts, users, recipient lists, messages, attachments, links, connected accounts, devices, browser views, tracking features, reports, and automated activity.

Customers must comply with the letter and purpose of applicable law, provider rules, these policies, and recipient choices.

2. Recipient permission and list quality

Users may not:

• Upload or use purchased, rented, harvested, scraped, guessed, generated, stolen, leaked, or unlawfully obtained email addresses or phone numbers;
• Falsely state that a recipient gave consent or permission;
• Import a list without a lawful basis and required notices;
• Contact a suppressed recipient or a person who opted out, sent STOP, objected, or withdrew permission;
• Use another person or organization's identity, account, domain, mailbox, device, or recipient list without authority;
• Circumvent campaign permission attestations, suppression controls, unsubscribe systems, provider limits, quiet hours, or legal restrictions.

3. Prohibited communications practices

Users may not send or facilitate:

• Spam, unsolicited bulk communications, unlawful marketing, or communications prohibited by applicable email, telemarketing, privacy, consumer, electoral, or telecommunications law;
• False or misleading From, To, Reply-To, routing, caller, sender, subject, domain, or identity information;
• Deceptive subject lines, impersonation, phishing, pretexting, credential collection, fraudulent solicitations, or payment diversion;
• Messages that hide required advertising disclosures, sender identity, physical address, unsubscribe instructions, or other legally required information;
• Repeated messages designed to harass, intimidate, threaten, shame, coerce, stalk, or overwhelm a recipient;
• Communications intended to interfere with legal process, witnesses, protected activity, emergency services, or another person's exercise of legal rights;
• Messages to emergency numbers, randomly generated numbers, trap addresses, or addresses known to belong to children without lawful authority.

4. Privacy, surveillance, and tracking

Users may not:

• Use pixels, browser views, tracked links, receipts, IP data, inferred location, or forensic reports for unlawful surveillance, stalking, harassment, discrimination, retaliation, or physical targeting;
• Track a recipient where notice, permission, or another lawful basis is required but absent;
• Attempt to identify an anonymous person or correlate observations across services without lawful authority;
• Publish or disclose sensitive recipient observations, credentials, private communications, or report data without authority;
• Misrepresent a technical observation as conclusive proof that a particular human opened, read, authored, received, or acted on a message;
• Defeat privacy, security, proxy, consent, suppression, or unsubscribe controls.

5. Security and malicious activity

Users may not use the service to:

• Distribute malware, ransomware, spyware, keyloggers, destructive code, malicious documents, or exploit kits;
• Conduct credential theft, account takeover, unauthorized access, vulnerability exploitation, denial of service, botnet activity, or scanning without authorization;
• Circumvent authentication, access controls, rate limits, audit systems, security monitoring, or service restrictions;
• Test or attack third-party systems without documented authorization;
• Upload secrets, credentials, regulated data, or confidential information the user is not authorized to process.

6. Prohibited content and activity

Users may not transmit or facilitate content that:

• Is unlawful, fraudulent, defamatory, threatening, extortionate, or knowingly false in a manner that violates another person's rights;
• Promotes or coordinates violence, terrorism, exploitation, trafficking, abuse, or serious criminal activity;
• Sexually exploits minors or contains child sexual-abuse material;
• Infringes copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity, trade-secret, or other proprietary rights;
• Contains unlawfully disclosed personal, medical, financial, biometric, authentication, or location data;
• Promotes illegal goods, prohibited weapons, controlled substances, counterfeit products, or unlawful gambling;
• Facilitates discriminatory exclusion from housing, employment, credit, education, insurance, or public accommodations.

7. Infrastructure and operational abuse

Users may not:

• Create excessive load, abusive concurrency, uncontrolled loops, or activity that degrades service for others;
• Evade connected-provider limits, complaints, blocks, sanctions, or account closures by rotating identities, domains, accounts, devices, or network paths;
• Resell, sublicense, white-label, or provide access to the service without written authorization;
• Reverse engineer, copy, scrape, or extract the service except where such restriction is prohibited by law;
• Use the service to create competing datasets, recipient intelligence, surveillance products, or reputation lists without authorization;
• Delete, alter, forge, or conceal audit evidence or report-integrity records.

8. Enforcement

The platform may investigate suspected abuse and may preserve relevant evidence. Depending on severity, action may include warnings, rate limits, message blocking, feature restriction, recipient suppression, suspension, termination, provider notice, preservation of records, or referral to authorities.

The platform may act without advance notice when necessary to prevent harm, address an active security incident, comply with law, protect recipients, or maintain service integrity.

Attempts to evade enforcement are separate violations. Customers remain responsible for activity by their users, contractors, integrations, connected accounts, and devices.

9. Reporting abuse and appeals

Suspected abuse should be reported through the support channel available in the account dashboard. Include enough information to identify the account, campaign, message, recipient, URL, date, and conduct at issue.

An account holder may request review of an enforcement decision by providing relevant permission records, message context, security information, and corrective steps. The platform may decline to restore access where risk remains or a provider, legal, or safety restriction applies.

Email extraction and list use

Users may use Email Extractor only with source material they are authorized to process. Extracted addresses do not, by themselves, establish consent or a lawful basis for marketing, newsletters, outreach, or other communications.

Users may not use extracted lists for unlawful spam, harassment, credential attacks, impersonation, evasion of suppression records, sale of unlawfully obtained personal data, or communications prohibited by the Terms, this policy, provider rules, or applicable law.

Contact and policy questions

Contact the platform operator through the support channel available in your account dashboard. Privacy requests should clearly identify the account, the request being made, and the jurisdiction or right relied upon.

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