Anti-Spam & Unsolicited Messaging Policy
Marquee Equity is committed to responsible communications. We do not permit the advertising or promotion of [marquee-equity.com] using unsolicited messages (“spam”). This policy applies to email, SMS, messaging apps, social direct messages, and any other electronic communications used to promote our services.
1. What we consider spam:
“Spam” includes (but is not limited to):
– Messages sent without the recipient’s consent or a legitimate, relevant relationship
– Use of purchased, rented, scraped, or harvested contact lists
– Bulk or automated messaging campaigns that do not meet applicable legal requirements
– Deceptive subject lines, sender identities, or misleading content
2. Permission-based communications
We only send marketing communications to recipients who have explicitly opted in, or where there is an existing relationship and the message is directly relevant. We provide a clear method to unsubscribe from marketing emails and honor opt-out requests promptly.
3. Allowed messages
Legitimate communications from Marquee Equity may include:
– Transactional and account-related emails (verification, receipts, password resets)
– Support responses to inbound requests
– Product updates/newsletters only to opted-in subscribers
4. Third parties and affiliates
We do not authorize any third party (including affiliates, partners, lead generators, or marketing agencies) to promote [marquee-equity.com] via unsolicited messages. If we learn that a third party is advertising our site through spam, we will require them to stop immediately and may terminate the relationship and take further action.
5. Reporting abuse
If you believe you have received an unsolicited message advertising [marquee-equity.com], please report it to:
Please include the full message with headers (if available) and any relevant links. We investigate credible reports and take appropriate corrective action.
6. Enforcement
Violations of this policy may result in suspension or termination of accounts or partnerships, disabling of campaigns, blocking of abusive sources, and reporting to relevant service providers or authorities where appropriate.
