E-Mail Policy
If you have received an unwanted e-mail from one of our accounts, then send the message you received, including the mail headers, to donotmail@RealEstateDatalyst.net. If you want to be removed from all of our lists and do not wish to receive any future e-mails please send a message to globalsuppression@RealEstateDatalyst.net. Our services are for Business to Business Commercial E-mail Advertisements Only. The Can-Spam Act of 2003 does not make unsolicited e-mail unlawful - it regulates it. Please read the FTC information HERE.
If you are not sure if an e-mail complies with the law see a comparison HERE.
U.S. Department of Justice:
To Report Unsolicited Commercial E-Mail: Many consumers receive a variety of unsolicited commercial e-mail (also known as "spam") in their offices or at home. While people don't always like getting spam, much of it has a legitimate business purpose. Unsolicited e-mails, however, are often the initial means for criminals, such as operators of fraudulent schemes, to contact and solicit prospective victims for money, or to commit identity theft by deceiving them into sharing bank and financial account information.
The following information, e-mail addresses and contacts noted below are provided for your reference if you have received a particular type of fraudulent unsolicited e-mail and would like to report or forward it on to law enforcement authorities.
Internet Fraud Africa-Based Investment Schemes:
An increasing volume of spam consists of e-mail from a person who represents himself or herself as having some African affiliation, and who is soliciting you to help him or her transfer illegally obtained or questionable funds out of a nation in Africa. (Some more recent e-mails purport to involve moving money out of Afghanistan.) These solicitations are fraudulent, and may violate one or more federal criminal laws. Do not send any money or financial account information if you receive one of these e-mails (or a letter or fax of a similar nature).
If you have responded to one of these online solicitations and have lost money, please contact the Internet Crime Complaint Center, a joint venture of the FBI and the National White Collar Crime Center, and use the ICCC's online complaint form.
Medical Products and Devices:
To report e-mail that involves possibly fraudulent claims about medical devices or products (for example, so-called "miracle" cures) please e-mail the Food and Drug Administration at webcomplaints@ora.fda.gov.
Financial Investments:
Forward investment-related spam e-mails to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission at enforcement@sec.gov.
General:
If you want to report other possible online crime, including online fraud (for example, "get-rich-quick" schemes or online auction fraud) whether or not you have lost money, please use the ICCC's online complaint form.
Other Types of Unsolicited Commercial E-Mail:
For more information about reporting unsolicited e-mail that does not fall into any of the above categories, see the Federal Trade Commission's Spam E-mail web site. If you have received spam of any type, but have not responded to it, you can send a copy of it to the FTC at uce@ftc.gov.
For more information about privacy and security, see the Department's information page.
Datalyst Marketing Systems is growing. We've done it by listening to our customers, and by treating them exactly the way we would like to be treated ourselves. So when we built the state-of-the-art e-mail Datalyst Marketing Systems platform, which allows users to take control of their business efforts through B2B commercial e-mail marketing, we kept our customers in mind for the design, programming and configuration of our entire system from top to bottom. Our goal is to continue to enhance and provide this outstanding product/service of superior value and service well into the future.
You may have received e-mail from us in the past, if you are on one of our current lists, you may also receive occasional mailings informing you about new products and important legislation involving our services. ALL e-mail messages we send out contain a link so that customers can choose for themselves if they do not want to receive them. If you ever have any problems, please report this to us at systemadmin@RealEstateDatalyst.net at once.
We send e-mail for our satisfied customers. We may seek personally and non-personally identifiable information about future marketing recipients from our marketing partners, where they have given consent or where such information is otherwise publicly available, modeled based on such voluntarily provided or publicly available information. Such information may include postal, demographic or transactional information. We do not give out our customer's e-mail addresses to be added to someone’s lists. We hope that you will be completely satisfied with our products/services, our guarantees and also with how we treat your confidential information.
Changes to our E-Mail Policy:
If we decide to change our E-Mail policies, we will post those changes on this page, and/or update the E-Mail Policy
modification date below.
This policy was last modified on January 1, 2012.