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Anti-Spam Policy

Singapore’s Spam Control regime provides a framework in which email advertisers must follow. Some of these guidelines include the use of labels <ADV> to mark a message as "Advertisement", and to offer a mandatory unsubscribe option. Non-compliance with these requirements could result in civil penalties for the email advertiser.

To comply with the regime, each email advertisement must have:

1. Contact information - That can be in the form of an email address, an Internet location address, a telephone number, a facsimile number or a postal address that a recipient can use to submit an unsubscribe request. It is strongly suggested that this contact takes the same form as the email message itself – an email advertisement should offer an automated unsubscribe facility, or through email.
   
   
2. Clear statement – This will state explicitly for the recipient that he or she could use the above contact to submit an unsubscribe request. This statement should be in English. But if the statement is presented in two or more languages, the English language shall be one of the languages.
   

The above contact should be a valid contact for at least 30 days, that could receive unsubscribe requests from recipients of the email advertisement. The use of this contact should not cost the sender of unsubscribe request more than the usual cost of using such a contact.

Once an unsubscribe request is submitted, the email advertiser should remove the recipient’s electronic mail address from the mailing list within 10 business days. Anyone who receives the unsubscribe request should not disclose the information to others, except with permission from the sender of the unsubscribe request.

Responsible email marketing includes the simple courtesy of correctly informing the recipients about the content of the message. So, each email advertisement should include:

1. Correct and not misleading title in the subject field of the message, if the message has a subject field.
2. <ADV> before the title of the message, or in the case where there is no subject field, before the actual content of the message.
3. Correct and non-misleading header information where applicable.
4. An accurate and functional email address or telephone number by which the advertiser could readily be contacted.
5. A mandatory automated unsubscribe facility.

Download the Singapore Spam Control Act.

Source: www.spamcontrol.org.sg

All our customers are bound, by law, into following the above guidelines. If you are sent a spam email from a Xirlynx customer, please let us know, but understand that there are steps you can follow:

	Click on the unsubscribe link in the unexpected email you receive
	If you feel one of our customers has sent you spam from our network, please contact us at support@xirlynx.com