Suppression Lists Sample Clauses

A Suppression Lists clause defines the requirements and procedures for maintaining and using lists of contacts who should not receive certain communications, such as marketing emails or calls. Typically, this clause outlines how parties must update, share, and honor these lists to ensure that individuals who have opted out or unsubscribed are not contacted in violation of their preferences. Its core practical function is to ensure compliance with privacy laws and regulations, reduce the risk of unwanted communications, and protect the reputations of the parties involved.
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Suppression Lists. Company agrees that it will endeavor to make available to Publisher a list of all e-mail addresses and/or domains associated with unsubscribe (opt-out) requests (“Suppression List”) that it receives. With respect to any Suppression List generated in connection with Publisher’s participation in the Program, Publisher agrees to: (i) download Suppression Lists from the “Suppression Data” area of the Website not less than every seven (7) days; (ii) use any such Suppression List, and the individual Recipient’s records, solely for the suppression purposes set forth herein, even after expiration or termination of this Agreement; (iii) use any such Suppression Lists to remove all e-mail addresses and/or domains contained therein from future E-mail dissemination; (iv) not use any such Suppression Lists for purposes of e- mail marketing (or provide the Suppression List to any third party for said purposes) and not send, or cause to be sent, any E-mails to any e- mail address and/or domain appearing on any such Suppression List; (v) not use any such Suppression Lists for purposes of e-mail appending in any manner whatsoever; (vi) hold any such Suppression List in trust and confidence and use the same solely for the suppression purposes set forth herein; (vii) not retain a copy of any such Suppression List following the expiration or termination of this Agreement; and (viii) not disclose any such Suppression List to any employee, consultant, Sub-Publisher, or third party individual, corporation or entity without first ensuring said party’s written agreement to be bound by this Agreement. Such agreement shall be immediately forwarded to Company, upon request. Company reserves the right to withhold its authorization to such disclosure and may within its sole discretion, accordingly bar the disclosure of any such Suppression List. All Suppression Lists provided by Company are deemed to be Confidential Information of Company, as defined herein. Publisher agrees that Suppression Lists may NOT be used by Publisher for any purpose other than to comply with applicable laws regulating e-mail marketing. Publisher further agrees that: (a) it has downloaded and removed the domains located on the Federal Communications Commission’s (“FCC’s”) wireless domain names list (▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇/cgb/policy/DomainNameDownload.html) from any and all current data used in connection with its participation in the Program; and (b) any and all new data that it acquires, regardless of its source,...
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Suppression Lists. (a) Email. To the extent that Company provides an opt-out or unsubscribe list (the "Suppression List") to Affiliate in connection with any Campaign, Affiliate shall regularly scrub its email database against such Suppression List no less than every three (3) days and shall not at any time send any commercial emails to any individuals on such Suppression List.
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