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» What is Spam?
» What will happen to my account if I get caught spamming?
» What is so bad about Spam?
» Is sending unsolicited email still considered spam if I pay the recipients?
» How do I report spammers?
» How does Payment Logic want me to make referrals?
» Who should I tell?
» How should I tell someone about Payment Logic?

Anti-Spam Policy

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Payment Logic strictly enforces a no tolerance policy when it comes to spam. We prohibit the sending of unsolicited mass messages of any kind. Payment Logic's referral and rewards program is meant to be fun and encourage members to build the community and earn rewards. If Payment Logic believes that anyone is spamming other internet users in an attempt to gain referral rewards, they will immediately lose their Payment Logic account privileges.

In accordance with this Anti-Spam policy, Anti-Spam Policies of others (including our web hosting providers) and the CAN-SPAM Act or its equivalent, if Payment Logic believes that you are violating any of those policies or regulations, Payment Logic shall have the right to immediately terminate your account and, at its sole discretion, bring legal action against you. Should any law enforcement agency, internet provider, web hosting provider or other person or entity provide us with notice that you may have engaged in transmission of unsolicited e-mails or may have engaged in otherwise unlawful conduct or conduct in violation of an internet service provider's terms of service or any such policies or regulations, we reserve the right to cooperate in any investigation relating to your activities including disclosure of your account information.

What is Spam?

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Payment Logic defines spam in accordance with the industry-standard and CAN-SPAM Act meanings, e.g., unsolicited commercial e-mail, unsolicited mail, mass e-mail, or junk email, or a message that advertises goods that you send to someone without their prior consent or in the absence of a previous relationship (including newsgroup, IRC channel, or message postings unrelated to the topic of discussion of the particular channel, or message board).

What will happen to my account if I get caught spamming?

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Payment Logic will not tolerate spam and will terminate the account of any member that Payment Logic believes is violating any Anti-SPAM policy or regulation. All account privileges will be null and void including your referrals, rewards earned, and any unpaid money owed on your account. After a review, any monies that you directly deposited into your account that are found to be owed to you will be mailed to you.

What is so bad about Spam?	Top
Spammers are not welcome in our Payment Logic community. Nobody appreciates receiving junk mail. Payment Logic is no different. Spam slows down internet performance and can cause computer connections to crash.

Is sending unsolicited email still considered spam if I pay the recipients?	Top
Yes, purchased lists are still considered unsolicited.

How do I report spammers?	Top
Payment Logic encourages their members to help keep their community secure. One way to do this is for you to only invite good people into your community. If you feel someone spammed you, please contact us at abuse@paymentlogic.com. Don't forget to include a copy of the email with full message headers. Also include any other information that can be used to identify the parties involved.

How does Payment Logic want me to make referrals?	Top
You can verbally tell someone your ID and direct them to PaymentLogic.com, or email your friends and family your ID link. There is also an invite page available once you log in to your Payment Logic account to assist you with the specific wording of your messages.

Who should I tell?	Top
The Payment Logic community is exclusively for good people who want to transact securely online. Please tell your friends, family or co-workers who you think could benefit from the many services Payment Logic provides.

How should I tell someone about Payment Logic?	Top
You can verbally tell someone your ID and direct them to PaymentLogic.com, or email your friends and family your ID link. There is also a Refer-a-Friend or Invite function available on the Payment Logic website to assist you with the specific wording of your message.


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