Illegal Activities
You must not, by using the service, possess or transmit illegal material. You should be aware that as the Internet is a global network, some activities/material which may be legal in the US, may be illegal elsewhere in the world and vice versa. When you visit a website, a copy of the visited pages is stored on your pc in the web browsers' cache files. Storage of illegal material in this way may well be a criminal offence, as well as contravening this AUP.

If you are in any doubt as to the legality of anything, don't do it and take independent legal advice before proceeding.

You must not gain or attempt to gain unauthorized access to any computer systems for any purpose, including accessing the Internet. As well as being in breach of your contract for the particular service, such hacking or attempted hacking is a criminal offence.

Forging Addresses
You must not send data via the Internet which has forged addresses or which is deliberately constructed to adversely affect remote machines.

You must not configure your pc as an open relay system.

Port Scanning
You must not run "port scanning" software which accesses remote machines or networks, under any circumstances. PremoWeb will investigate users who are suspected of “port scanning” and may suspend or terminate user’s account.

Spam or Unsolicited Email
You must not participate in the sending of unsolicited bulk email or any other form of email or Usenet "abuse". This applies to material which originates on your system as well as third party material which passes through your system.

What Action Will PremoWeb Take?
Compliance with this Acceptable Use Policy is a contractual requirement. If you fail to do so, your service may be suspended or terminated.

Customers who engage in abusive behavior will be notified that their behavior is unacceptable and may have their accounts suspended or terminated.

Account Restoration
A suspended account may be restored at PremoWeb’s discretion, upon receipt of a written undertaking by the abuser not to commit any future "abuse". All cases are, however, considered by PremoWeb on their individual merits.

Abusive Emails
It is not always obvious whether an activity is innocent, inadvertent, or intentional but as a general rule, email users should be aware that what is unacceptable (and possibly illegal) offline (oral or written), applies equally online. As with telephone calls, you must not send any emails which cause annoyance, inconvenience or needless anxiety. You should not send false messages likely to cause distress (e.g. advising the recipient that a relative has been in an accident when they have not), or any other material which is distressing, grossly offensive, indecent, obscene, menacing or in any other way unlawful. Particular care should be taken to avoid any material which is offensive to people on grounds of gender, race, colour, religion or other similar categorization. Always be sensitive to the fact that children might have access.

Spam (Unsolicited Bulk emails)
You must not use PremoWeb’s email system to send unsolicited emails, bulk or otherwise. The sending of such emails is an abuse of the service and you will be in breach of the relevant terms and conditions.

What Action Will PremoWeb Take?
Compliance with this Acceptable Use Policy is a contractual requirement. If you fail to do so, your service may be suspended or terminated.

Customers who engage in abusive behavior will be notified that their behavior is unacceptable and may have their accounts suspended or terminated if such behavior continues.

Account Restoration
A suspended account may be restored at PremoWeb’s discretion, upon receipt of a written undertaking by the abuser not to commit any future "abuse". All cases are, however, considered by PremoWeb on their individual merits.