Abuse Policy - Zero Tolerance

Sending email to people who have not specifically requested it is "spam". AWeber accounts may not to be used to spam! Spamming is a serious offense that AWeber does not permit.

Abusive Usage Includes:

Sending email to people who have not specifically requested information from you.
You may not use email lists that are purchased, rented, leased, or in any way bought from a third party.
Batching or in any way trying to script the addition of new subscribers to the web form subscribe methods.
Sending unsolicited email thru third parties that then references an account here either in the email or on a landing page of a website.
Newsgroup or discussion forum postings to off topic newsgroups that prohibit those types of posts.

Service Agreement Violations:
Concerning spam, the AWeber Systems, Inc. Service Agreement reads:

"Spamming, or the sending of unsolicited email, using an email address, URL that is maintained on an AWeber Systems machine, or directing traffic to a web page that contains any reference to AWeber Systems is STRICTLY prohibited. AWeber Systems will be the sole arbiter as to what constitutes a violation of this provision. This action WILL RESULT in immediate termination of your account without refund. Any service interruptions as a result of subscribers spamming will be billed to the subscriber at $50.00 per hour until service is restored. Subscriber will also be in violation of the AWeber Systems Service Agreement and subject to legal action."

AWeber's Zero Tolerance Policy:
If an AWeber account is reported or caught violating these terms of service it will be immediately terminated. The customer will not be issued a refund, and will not be given access to any data in the terminated account.

Questions?
There's more to spam than just sending e-mail. For more information about unacceptable uses of AWeber accounts, check the Spam section of the AWeber FAQ or contact us directly.

Help AWeber Stamp out Spam:
If you have received an unsolicited e-mail from an AWeber account, tell us. Forward the message you received, including the mail headers, to [email protected]. Include a note letting us know that the message is spam, and that you did not specifically request to receive information from the sender.