General

Curacao Webhosting customers must not, nor permit or assist others with authorized or unauthorized access to their sites, abuse or fraudulently use our facilities, products, and/or services. This includes, but is not limited to, the following activities:

• Obtaining or attempting to obtain unauthorized access to any account or computer resource not belonging to that user (e.g., spoofing).
• Obtaining or attempting to obtain service by any means or device with intent to avoid payment.
• Engaging in unauthorized access, alteration, destruction, or any attempt thereof, of any information belonging to any Curacao Webhosting customer or end-user by any means or device.
• Knowingly engaging in any activity causing a denial-of-service (e.g., synchronized number-sequence attacks) to any customer or end-user.
• Using our products and/or services to interfere with service to any user, host, or network, including flooding networks, deliberately attempting to overload a service, and/or attempting to crash a host.
• Using any program, script, or command, or sending messages designed to interfere with a user’s terminal session, whether locally or via the Internet.
• Transmitting on or through our service any material that is unlawful, obscene, harassing, threatening, abusive, libelous, or hateful, or encouraging conduct that constitutes a criminal offense, gives rise to civil liability, or violates any law, including direct or indirect threats of physical harm or child pornography.
• Transmitting, distributing, or storing any information, data, or material violating local, state, national, or international laws, including copyrighted, trademarked, or proprietary material without consent, except under the Fair Use Doctrine.
• Violating personal-privacy rights of others, including collecting and distributing information about Internet users without permission, except as permitted by law.
• Intentionally omitting, deleting, forging, or misrepresenting transmission information, such as headers, return addresses, or IP addresses, to cloak identity or contact information.
• Directly or indirectly violating laws or regulations in any jurisdiction where we operate or where violations occur, including export-control laws for software and technical information.
• Storing and/or distributing security-breaching materials or tools, including viruses, Trojan horses, or tools for compromising security, collecting email addresses for bulk email, or sending bulk mail.

Policy on Spam

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• Users may not send unsolicited e-mail messages (e.g., bulk commercial advertising, charity requests, petitions) that could adversely impact Curacao Webhosting, including using our network to send spam or promote a hosted site, directly or indirectly. Users may not use our network to:
• Send excessive or harassing e-mails, especially after a recipient requests to cease.
• Use an account to collect responses from unsolicited bulk or commercial e-mail sent from other providers.
• Forward or propagate chain letters, whether soliciting money or not, regardless of recipient consent.
• Continue sending e-mails to recipients who have indicated they do not wish to receive them.
• Send e-mail with forged or missing TCP/IP packet-header information.
• Engage in “mailbombing” (sending large quantities of unwanted e-mail to individuals or multiple accounts).
• Send or receive e-mails violating the recipient’s Internet Service Provider’s policies.

Inappropriate Software, Products, and Services

Users may not transmit, promote, or make available any software, product, or service that is illegal or designed to violate this policy, including spamware, denial-of-service tools, mailbomb programs, or programs for unauthorized network access.

Usenet

Users posting to Usenet newsgroups must comply with any written charter or FAQ. Regardless of such policies, users may not:

• Post the same or similar messages to multiple newsgroups (excessive cross-posting or multiple-posting, also known as “Usenet SPAM”).
• Post binary files to newsgroups not designated for that purpose.
• Solicit mail for addresses other than your Curacao Webhosting account, where it would harass others.
• Post messages threatening, harassing, or intimidating others.
• Post messages infringing personal or property rights (e.g., privacy, copyrights).
• Cancel messages not originated by you, except by official newsgroup moderators.
• Post messages with forged packet header information.
• Post excessive or annoying messages, including chain letters, pyramid schemes, or make-money-fast schemes.

Security

Curacao Webhosting customers are solely responsible for any misuse of their accounts, even if caused by others. Customers must protect account access with secure passwords (at least six characters, mixing upper and lower case, avoiding personal information like birthdates or social security numbers).

Users may not:

• Share passwords or account access with unauthorized users.
• Use or attempt to use an account to breach another account’s security or gain unauthorized access to networks or servers.
• Attempt to obtain another user’s account password.
• Circumvent user authentication or security of any host, network, or account, including accessing unauthorized data or probing security.
• Use or distribute tools designed for compromising security, such as password-guessing programs, cracking tools, or network-probing tools.
• Attempt to interfere with service to any user, host, or network (e.g., denial-of-service attacks, flooding networks, or crashing hosts).

Violations and Remedies

WARNING: Users violating systems or network security may face criminal or civil liability. Curacao Webhosting will fully cooperate with investigations of security violations, including with law enforcement for criminal matters.

We reserve the right to suspend or terminate any account failing to comply with this policy. We may take equitable actions, seek legal remedies for damages, and enforce our Internet Services Agreement and Rules and Regulations as needed.

Customer Responsibilities

Each customer is responsible for their subordinate customers or end-users’ activities and must ensure compliance with this policy by accepting our service.

Complaints about customers or end-users will be forwarded to our IDC manager for action. If violations persist, services may be suspended, terminated, or otherwise addressed without notice, at our discretion.

It’s your responsibility to check our website for updates or modifications to this Acceptable Use Policy.

Indemnification

Customers will defend, indemnify, and hold Curacao Webhosting and its affiliates harmless from liabilities, costs, and expenses, including reasonable attorney’s fees, related to any violation of this policy by you or users of your account, or in connection with service use or Internet activities.

Monitoring Obligations

Customers acknowledge we have no obligation to monitor services unless specified by contract, but we may monitor to satisfy laws, regulations, or protect our subscribers. We won’t intentionally monitor private e-mail unless required by law. We reserve the right to refuse or remove information violating this policy, at our discretion.

Report policy violations to our support desk.

We reserve the right to modify this policy at any time without notice. It’s your responsibility to check our website for updates or modifications.

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