Relevant Recognizes an E-mail as Spam if:

• The recipient is unable to easily unsubscribe from the e-mail list.
• The transmission contains invalid or forged headers, invalid or non-existent domain names, or other means of deceptive addressing.
• In the opinion of the recipient, the transmission and reception of the message appears to give a disproportionate benefit to the sender

How Relevant Prevents Spam
Relevant hopes that individuals find its e-mail communications informative and helpful, but Relevant respects the recipient's requests for either receiving or not receiving e-mail communications from us. As a result, we have adopted the following as procedures for all of our e-mail distribution communications:

Valid addressing: The e-mail communication will be sent to a single recipient with the intention of it being received by only one individual. The sender address will be a valid e-mail address that is monitored by a Relevant Business Systems employee, and will be relevant to the content of the message being sent.

Valid subject lines: The e-mail communication will always have a header or subject description that is appropriate to the content provided in the communication. The header or subject description will not be used inappropriately or give a disproportionate benefit to the sender.

Valid contact information: Any Relevant Business Systems’ contact information in the e-mail communication will be legitimate and authentic.

Valid opt-out/unsubscribe option: Relevant's website will always provide information describing how to opt-out/unsubscribe to any of its e-mail distributions.

Opt-Out / Unsubscribe

Beneficial information for the recipient
Relevant Business Systems, Inc. attempts to provide honest information about our company, solutions, products, services, or other information which we feel will be in some way significant and beneficial to the recipient.

If you have any questions about Relevant Business Systems' anti-spam policy, please contact us at relevant@relevant.com.