You need to know that the email addresses in the database are not "opt-in" or permission based.

The emails contained in our data are 'found' contact details, that is everything we know about  a particular business, which may include email addresses, fax numbers, ABN numbers &  more. They were collected from business directories and public records.

Sending purely factual email messages

Purely factual messages are 'designated commercial electronic messages' and are partially  exempt under the Act.

These messages do not have to meet the consent or unsubscribe  conditions of the Act. However, all factual messages must meet the identified condition of the  Act.

To fall within the factual information exemption, a message can only contain factual  information, directly related comment (of a non-commercial nature), and the following limited  'commercial' information:

• The name, logo and contact details of the person who authorised the sending of the message, or the name and contact details of its author.
• The name, logo and contact details of the author's employer, organisation, partnership or sponsor.

Australia’s Anti-Spam Laws

You should be aware of Australia’s Anti-Spam Laws put in place to prevent abuse of email  marketing. The ACMA manages this in Australia, here is a link to them where you can get more  information:

http://www.acma.gov.au/Industry/Marketers/Anti-Spam

Please note that by purchasing a list from us, does not give you permission to Spam people.  You, as the sender should be aware of the rules concerning bulk emailing.

We accept no responsibility for the messages you send and will not be held liable.

When sending emails

Three rules to adhere to when sending emails.

• Identify yourself (Company name, ABN, physical address etc).
• Make it easily possible to unsubscribe (and actually unsubscribe them).
• Have consent to send your material.

Express consent v inferred consent