Anti-Spam Policy

Updated: July 31, 2023

By using Lifesight, you (You or User) agree to Terms & Conditions (Terms) and this Anti-Spam Policy which is an integral part of Terms.

Basic overview

User may not use a Lifesight to directly or indirectly send, transmit, handle, distribute or deliver: (a) unsolicited email (“spam” or “spamming”); (b) email to an address obtained via internet harvesting methods or any impermissible electronic collection of address or other information; or (c) email to an address that is incomplete, inaccurate and/or not updated for all applicable opt-out notifications.

Spam is any email you send to someone who has not given you their direct permission to contact them on the topic of the email.

Lifesight reserves the right to supplement, modify, amend or supersede this Anti-Spam Policy, notifying User via e-mail or user portal, or by posting a revised copy on the Lifesight website. Users agree to review the Anti-Spam Policy on a regular basis and remain in compliance at all times.

Permission gathering ‍ To send email to anyone using Lifesight, you must have clearly obtained their permission. This could be done through:

An email newsletter subscribe form on your web site.

An opt-in checkbox on a form. This checkbox must not be checked by default, the person completing the form must willingly select the checkbox to indicate they want to hear from you.

Customers who have purchased from you within the last 12 months or have an ongoing contract with you.

If someone completes an offline form like a survey or enters a competition, you can only contact them if it was explained to them that you would be contacting them by email AND they ticked a box indicating they would like you to contact them.

Inappropriate addresses

By using Lifesight, you agree not to import or send to any email address which:

You do not have explicit, provable permission to contact in relation to the topic of the email you’re sending.

You bought, loaned, rented or in any way acquired from a third party, no matter what they claim about quality or permission. You need to obtain permission yourself.

You haven’t contacted via email in the last 12 months.

You scraped or copied and pasted from the web

Opt-out policy

Every email you send using Lifesight must include the following:

Recipient’s email address subscribed to the list.

The name and physical address of the sender as well as current and accurate full legal entity name. If you’re sending an email for your client, you’ll need to include your client’s details instead.

An advisement that the recipient may unsubscribe, opt-out or otherwise demand that use of its information cease for unsolicited or otherwise impermissible and/or inappropriate communication(s) as described herein.

Information on one or more methods by which the recipient may notify User of its election to unsubscribe, opt out or otherwise demand that use of its information cease for unsolicited or otherwise impermissible and/or inappropriate communication(s) as described herein.

A single-click unsubscribe link that instantly removes the subscriber from your list. No input from the user, other than confirmation, should be required. Once they unsubscribe, you can never email them again, other than sending final confirmation/reminder regarding successful unsubscribing. ‍ User warrants it shall comply promptly with all opt out, unsubscribe, “do not call” and “do not send” requests.

Those recipients whose email addresses bounce multiple times will be unsubscribed from your list automatically.

Verification procedures

Lifesight has various layers of approval and monitoring to ensure you comply with our anti-spam policy:

Lifesight is integrated into 3rd party spam reporting systems used by some of the biggest ISPs and email service providers like Outlook and AOL. If you don’t have permission and someone marks your campaign as spam, we’ll know about it the moment that button is pressed. If you receive a complaint rate greater than 0.1% of all recipients (that’s 10 complaints for every 10,000 recipients), bounce rate greater than 4% of all delivered emails, unsubscribe rate greater than 2%, or “removed” rate greater than 5% you will receive a warning email requesting an explanation and giving you advice. “Removed” rate is a sum of bounce, complaint and unsubscribe rate. Higher levels of complaints and/or bounces will result in accounts being marked as spamming and locked or terminated. Getting two or more warnings (related to poor performance of your campaign) during the period of 3 months will result in your account being locked or terminated and all special bonuses like discounts or extra features being removed.

Our team might verify selected large lists imported into our system.

We monitor blacklists and our abuse accounts all day every day. We can pinpoint who is causing us delivery problems or attracting complaints very easily.

If we notice that your mailing list contains one or multiple spam traps, you’ll be asked to clean your list. If you do not clean your mailing list within a given period of time, your account will be locked or terminated. A spam trap is an email address traditionally used to expose illegitimate senders who add email addresses to their lists without permission. But they are also set up to identify email marketers with poor permission and list management practices. Lifesight will assist you in cleaning your mailing list with instructions, personal advice from the support team and, in some occasions, paid service of list cleaning. ‍ If we discover that you’re emailing people without their permission and/or massively using inaccurate email addresses, we will terminate your account with Lifesight immediately.

Contact

If you have any questions about our Anti-Spam Policy, or if you want to report spamming activity by one of our customers, please contact us at anti-spam@lifesight.io