Anti-Spam Policy

Montanez Legal Group works hard to support responsible commerce on the Internet, and these efforts include doing everything we can to combat “spam” a slang term that refers to the sending of unsolicited email, instant messaging or other communication to a large group of people at once. “Spam” variations can include off topic, promotional messages on bulletin boards, guestbooks, Usenet newsgroups, or chat rooms. Spam is strictly against Montanez Legal Group policies and Terms of Service, and will result in the immediate disablement of any partners who are found to have used spam in conjunction with their Montanez Legal Group advertising agreements.

Our Anti-Spam Measures

We implement the following measures to prevent and address spam:

• Content Moderation: We monitor and review user-generated content, such as comments and reviews, to identify and remove spam.
• User Reporting: We provide users with the ability to report spam or suspicious activities on our website.

User Responsibilities

Users are prohibited from engaging in any form of spam activities on our website, including but not limited to:

• Sending unsolicited promotional messages.
• Posting irrelevant or repetitive content.
• Using automated tools to send bulk messages.
• Harvesting email addresses or other personal information for spam purposes.

Consequences of Violating This Policy

Users who violate this Anti-Spam Policy may face the following consequences:

• Policy Enforcement: Violations may result in corrective actions such as content removal, service limitations, or other enforcement measures.
• Legal Action: We may take legal action against users who violate anti-spam laws and regulations.
• Reporting to Authorities: We may report spam activities to relevant authorities and cooperate with investigations.

Mailing Practices

1. Preferred partners/vendors must not modify the headers of any message in such a way that purposefully obfuscates the origin of the message.

2. Undeliverable addresses must be removed from all future mailings after no more than 5 bounces.

3. Preferred partners/vendors are responsible for the practices of any affiliate program members they work with, as if they were hiring an outside advertising agency.

4. Preferred partners/vendors using either outside advertising companies or third-party mailing programs must abide by the same policies and practices as those using Montanez Legal Group own bulk mailing list tools.

5. All mailings must provide clear and simple to follow instructions for opting-out of future mailings, and all reasonable attempts must be made to facilitate the removal of a mailing list subscriber at their request.