Anti-Spam Policy

email (including bulk, transactional-disguised, and one-to-one cold email);

SMS, MMS, RCS, and other mobile messaging;

WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, iMessage, and similar messaging platforms;

direct messages, connection requests with promotional payloads, and unsolicited replies or mentions on social platforms (X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Discord, Slack communities, Reddit, and others);

comment spam, forum spam, guestbook spam, wiki spam, trackback and pingback spam, and automated blog commenting;

newsgroup, Usenet, and mailing-list postings outside a group's stated charter or rules;

automated voice calls, robocalls, ringless voicemail, and voicemail drops;

faxes; and

any messaging channel or protocol developed in future that serves a functionally equivalent purpose.

Send any message to a recipient without prior express consent from that recipient.

Use purchased, rented, borrowed, traded, scraped, or harvested contact lists.

Use address-harvesting software, directory-harvest attacks, or dictionary attacks to generate recipient addresses.

Import contacts from a third party's list, CRM, or database without confirming that valid consent was obtained for our messages specifically.

Continue messaging a recipient after they have unsubscribed, opted out, replied "STOP", marked a message as spam, or otherwise indicated they no longer wish to be contacted.

Falsify, forge, or obscure header information, sender names, return paths, reply-to addresses, or originating IP addresses.

Use deceptive, misleading, or irrelevant subject lines.

Fail to clearly identify the message as a commercial communication.

Omit a functioning, free, and easily accessible unsubscribe mechanism, or fail to honour opt-out requests promptly.

Omit an accurate physical postal address for the sender where the applicable law requires one.

Relay messages through third-party mail servers, open relays, open proxies, or compromised systems without permission.

Use throwaway domains, redirect chains, link shorteners, or cloaked URLs to conceal that a message advertises kamal.ai.

Register domains, subdomains, or accounts using false identifying information for the purpose of sending promotional messages.

Operate bot networks or automated accounts to distribute promotional content at scale in violation of a platform's terms of service.

Engage any third party, agency, or contractor to do anything listed above.

Promote kamal.ai in any message that itself violates this policy, even if the message primarily advertises something else.

consent was obtained through a clear, affirmative, opt-in action — not a pre-ticked box, not an inference from a purchase, and not bundled into unrelated terms;

a record of that consent is retained, including the date, time, source, and method by which it was given, and can be produced on request;

the sender is clearly and accurately identified;

every message contains a working one-click unsubscribe or equivalent opt-out;

opt-out requests are actioned within the shorter of the legally required period or five (5) business days, across all sender systems and lists;

suppression lists are maintained permanently and checked before every send; and

the content of the message matches what the recipient consented to receive.

immediately terminate the participant's account and programme membership;

void and forfeit all unpaid commissions, credits, bonuses, and referral fees;

reverse or claw back previously paid commissions attributable to the breach;

recover from the participant any costs, fines, penalties, damages, blacklisting-remediation expenses, or legal fees we incur as a result;

suspend or terminate any kamal.ai service accounts held by the participant;

report the conduct to relevant platforms, hosting providers, mail providers, anti-abuse organisations, and regulatory or law-enforcement authorities; and

cooperate fully with any resulting investigation or proceeding.

New Zealand — Unsolicited Electronic Messages Act 2007;

Australia — Spam Act 2003;

United States — CAN-SPAM Act of 2003; Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA);

Canada — Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL);

European Union — GDPR and the ePrivacy Directive (2002/58/EC) as implemented in member states; and

United Kingdom — UK GDPR and the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 (PECR).

the full message, including all headers (for email, use "show original" or "view source" rather than forwarding);

the date and time you received it;

the sending address, phone number, or account handle;

any links, tracking codes, or affiliate identifiers contained in the message; and

the address or number at which you received it.