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Acceptable use

What you may and may not send with Scrisly: business email to business addresses, honest content, opt-outs honoured, no sensitive data.

Acceptable use

Draft. This text describes how Scrisly works today. A lawyer reviews it before public launch, so it may still change. Highlighted passages are details still to be filled in.

Scrisly is for one relevant business email to the right person. These rules protect the people you write to, the mailboxes you send from, and every other customer who shares the platform's reputation.

Allowed

  • Email to business addresses, about something that person's business could plausibly want.
  • Content that is true about you and your offer, under your real name and postal address.

Not allowed

  • Writing to personal addresses, or to anyone who has opted out, by any route around Scrisly's suppression lists.
  • Sending to countries where the law needs prior consent you do not have. Germany and Austria are skipped by default for that reason.
  • Deceptive content: false identities, fake replies or invoices, misleading subject lines, phishing, malware or links that hide where they go.
  • Sensitive data in campaigns: health, religion, politics, sexual life, criminal records or similar.
  • Illegal products or services, harassment, and content that targets children.
  • Uploading lists you have no right to use, or bought lists of personal addresses.
  • Getting around limits: several accounts to collect free credits, or sending above the daily limits and warm-up of your mailboxes by other means.
  • Probing, overloading or attacking Scrisly or the sites it reads.

What happens if the rules are broken

Scrisly pauses a mailbox on its own when bounces or complaints run high. We may stop a campaign, suspend an account or end it, and we keep the opt-outs it caused. Report abuse to [abuse contact address].