For the Internet to operate in a manner that satisfies the majority of its users, all users need to observe rules and etiquette governing their use of it.

It is a contractual requirement of the Freedom255 service for our customers to adhere to this Acceptable Use Policy (AUP). A failure to do so may result in suspension or even termination of the end user’s account.

It is important for all our customers to read and understand this AUP.

The terms of this AUP govern access to and use of our web sites at www.solutions-inc.co.uk and www.freedom255.com

GENERAL
Use of our web sites is governed by the terms and conditions of this AUP and you agree to be bound by them each time you access the web sites. The material on our web sites is provided purely for your information and you should seek further guidance and make independent inquiries before relying on it. We may make alterations to the web sites at anytime. You will be deemed to accept such alterations when you next use the website following any such alteration. By using our web sites you accept the terms of our privacy policy.

We may add to or change the terms and conditions of this AUP from time to time. You are deemed to have accepted such changed or additional terms and conditions when you access our web sites following any such change or addition.

The information on our web sites is updated from time to time. Whilst we make every effort to ensure the accuracy and completeness of information on our web sites, we make no representations or warranties whatsoever, express or implied, as to the quality, accuracy or completeness of such information.

We may without notice modify, suspend or discontinue the web sites or any part of them at any time without any liability to you or any third party.

All representations, conditions, warranties or other terms implied by statute or common law, are hereby excluded to the fullest extent permitted by law.

To the full extent permitted by law, we accept no liability in contract, tort or otherwise (including liability for negligence), for loss or damage of any kind including without limitation, direct or indirect loss or damage, loss of business, revenue or profits, corruption or destruction of data, or any other consequential loss or damage arising out of your use or inability to use the websites (or other sites linked to the web-sites) or in connection with any computer virus or system failure and we exclude any such liability even if we are expressly advised of the possibility of such damage or loss.

Where you have dealings with third parties through our web sites this is your responsibility and we exclude all liability for any charges, expenses, losses, or damage suffered by you arising from your dealings with third parties.

You will use the web sites for lawful purposes only. You will indemnify us against all costs, losses, expenses or other liabilities incurred by us arising from the use of the web sites by you.

Our web sites include links to third party web service providers. We do not represent or warrant that any information that may be obtained through any link to or from this site is accurate, complete or current. We do not accept any responsibility for any loss that may arise as a result of relying upon such information. Material contained in any third party website or page accessed from our web sites is outside our control and will be subject to third party intellectual property rights, separate terms of use and policies covering data use and privacy. You are advised to read applicable terms and policies before use of this web site or any other.

Without our written permission, you may not (whether directly or indirectly including through the use of any programme) create a database in an electronic or other form by downloading and storing all or any part of the pages from our web sites. Without our permission, no part of this website may be reproduced, transmitted to or stored on any other web site, disseminated in any electronic or non-electronic form, or included in any public or private electronic retrieval system. Any request for such permission may be sent to us by e-mail.

Misuse or reproduction of any trademark, service mark, logo or any other intellectual property right contained on our web sites is strictly prohibited. You agree not to use the web sites in any way which infringes, or is likely to infringe, any trademark, service mark, logo, copyright or any other intellectual property rights belonging to us or belonging to any third party and you will not knowingly permit any other person to do so.

You are responsible for ensuring that any information you provide to us upon registration is accurate, complete and your own. If we have any reason to believe that any information you have supplied is false, inaccurate, incomplete or not your own, we may remove your ability to log-in to our web sites and may prohibit you from using these web sites.

These AUP terms and conditions are governed by English law and you agree that the English courts shall have exclusive jurisdiction to determine any matter or dispute arising out of or in connection with use of our web sites and these terms and conditions.

Nothing in this AUP confers on any third party any right to enforce any of its provisions pursuant to the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999.

Each web site is provided as a free service to enable users to access information contained in such web sites. If you wish to register for any of our services our current terms and conditions for such services will apply.

Use of our web sites may not be allowed in countries outside the United Kingdom where such use may be contrary to local law or regulation. If you access information on the web sites it is your sole responsibility to ensure compliance with any applicable laws or regulations in any other country. Any use of the web sites outside the United Kingdom is your responsibility and we accept no liability whatsoever in connection with such use.

We have the right at any time to terminate or suspend access to, or use of, our web sites where we reasonably believe you have infringed these terms and conditions.

EMAIL

Introduction
Exchanging emails with others generally involves using common sense regarding the content material and being polite and courteous. The vast majority of Freedom255's customers understand what is appropriate when sending or receiving emails. Regrettably, there are occasions when individuals or groups of people exchange emails or involve in online activities, which are considered to be unacceptable by the Internet community. This is described by the generic term of "abuse".

Our email AUP is based on current "best Internet industry practice" and draws on the collective experience of email users and service providers across the Internet community.

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 categorisation. Always be sensitive to the fact that children might have access.

Spam (Unsolicited Bulk emails)
You must not use Freedom255'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 Freedom255 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 behaviour will be notified that their behaviour is unacceptable and may have their accounts suspended or terminated if such behaviour continues.

If we find out that you are using our service for illegal purposes, we may involve Freedom255’s E-crimes and Investigations team and we may ultimately notify the police. If we receive a Court Order requesting us to reveal your identity to someone complaining that you have used this service in an abusive manner we will do so.

Account Restoration
A suspended account may be restored at Freddom255's discretion, upon receipt of a written undertaking by the abuser not to commit any future "abuse". All cases are, however, considered by Freedom255 on their individual merits. Our decision in all cases shall be final.

WEBSPACE

Introduction
The following contains rules governing the use by customers of Freedom255 webspace services.

It is based on current "best Internet industry practice" and draws on the collective experience of webspace users, service providers and the owners and administrators of computer networks which are connected to form the world wide web.

Freedom255 cannot and does not proactively monitor content on its customers websites and therefore cannot and does not guarantee that all such websites are free of illegal material or other content considered unacceptable (abusive) by the Internet community.

Illegal Activities
You must not have illegal material on your website or link to content that is illegal. You should be aware that as the Internet is a global network, some activities/material which may be legal in the UK may be illegal elsewhere in the world and vice versa, and you could risk being prosecuted in another country if you publish what is illegal in that country. If you are in doubt, don't do it and take independent legal advice before proceeding.

You must not incite disorder or publish any material which would amount to instructions concerning illegal activities.

You must not publish content, or link to content in which you do not own the rights, without the permission of the owner of the relevant rights.

Unacceptable Behaviour
It is not always obvious whether an activity is innocent, inadvertent, or intentional, but generally web space users should be aware that what is unacceptable (and possibly illegal) offline (oral or written), applies equally online.

Avoid content that may offend. If you have any doubt about the suitability of your content to others, in particular to children, you must give a warning page before reaching the content. If in doubt, don't do it and take independent legal advice before proceeding. In particular, you must not use expressions that are offensive to others on grounds of gender, race colour, religion or other similar categories. Freedom255 will not make any logs or details of who visited your site available.

You must ensure that your index.htm file (the first to be viewed on a site) does not contain any material liable to offend. A clearly readable warning page must be displayed before any adult material is displayed.

You must not use your web space to cause annoyance, inconvenience, offence or needless anxiety.

You must not publicise the personal details of others without their consent.

You must not use your web site to advertise, distribute (or link to another web page containing) virus creation software, e-mail spamming software, port scanning software or hacking tool (warez).

Your homepages site may not be used to distribute or advertise any of the following:

1. Software for sending SPAM (excessive news postings, bulk emails etc.).
2. Software for port scanning, virus creation, hacking or any other illegal or antisocial activity.
3. Lists of email addresses except where all the addressees have given their explicit permission.
4. Any collection of personal data other than in accordance with all applicable data protection legislation and regulation.
5. Links to websites hosting illegal content, including adult material
6. Content designed to offend or cause needless anxiety to others.

You must not advertise your Homepages (web sites), or cause another person to advertise them, by techniques that would be classified as abuse, e.g. bulk emailing and excessive news posting.

Security
You must not share the password for your web space. Your passwords are your responsibility, and must not be disclosed to any third party. This is also important for your own protection.

What Action Will FREEDOM255 Take?
Compliance with this Acceptable Use Policy is a contractual requirement. If you fail to do so, your service may be suspended or terminated.

Offending material may be removed without prior notice/explanation. Customers who engage in abusive behaviour will be notified that their behaviour is unacceptable and may have their accounts suspended or terminated.

If we find out that you are using our web space service for illegal purposes, we may involve Freedom255’s E-crimes and Investigations team and we may ultimately notify the police. If we receive a Court Order requesting us to reveal your identity to someone complaining that you have used this service abusively, we will do so.

Account Restoration
A suspended account may be restored, at Freedom255's discretion, upon receipt of a written undertaking by the abuser not to commit any future "abuse". However, Freedom255 will consider all cases on their individual merits. Our decision in all cases shall be final.