Spam, including unsolicited commercial, unsolicited bulk, mass, and junk email or SMS messages, is a message that advertises goods or services that is sent to someone without prior consent or in the absence of a previous relationship. In one respect, spam is the electronic equivalent of the junk mail you receive in your postal mailbox every day.

Sending of unsolicited email or SMS messages using our network is STRICTLY prohibited. The account sending spam may be suspended or terminated without refund.
We reserve the right to refuse or cancel service to known spammers.

It is important to always make sure you (our customer) stay legally compliant. Here is an overview of what the legals state:
The ICO (Information Commissioners Office) state that organisations may not send a text message if the recipient has not agreed to it, unless;

• the sender has obtained your details through a sale or negotiations for a sale;

• the messages are about similar products or services offered by the sender; and

• you were given an opportunity to refuse the texts when your details were collected and, if you did not refuse, you were given a simple way to opt out in all the text messages you received.

• Be careful who you give your contact details to.

• Don’t advertise your contact details, for example by putting it on the internet.

• Check privacy policies and marketing opt outs carefully. Use them to tell the organisation not to contact you by text.

If you are unsure who the message comes from or if the message does not come from a company you are familiar with you should not respond to the message as this may confirm your contact details are correct. If you know who the message is from, you can try to opt out from further messages by following the opt out instructions in the message.