Spam Policy

Policy against advertising our website using unsolicited email messages

We require that all e-mails promoting Step One or its products are sent only to clients who have agreed to receive such messages. We prohibit any advertising of our brand and Web site using unsolicited email messages. Not complying with this policy will cause partnership termination and/or affiliate account termination. If you feel you’ve been sent unsolicited emails promoting our brand or website and would like to register a complaint, please contact our abuse department. We will immediately investigate all allegations made related to unsolicited messages.

• Your email address is safe with us.
• We never sell or share your email addresses with other companies.
• You can un-subscribe at any time.
• We require that each e-mail message sent out from stepone.life includes an easy way for subscribers to remove themselves via an un-subscribe link.

If you receive a newsletter or email and decide you don’t like it, simply click the unsubscribe link at the bottom of the email.

Definition of spam

Spam is unsolicited email sent in bulk. Any promotion, information or solicitation that is sent to a person via e-mail without their prior consent, where there is no pre-existing relationship between the sender and the recipient, is spam.

Examples of spam

• Any e-mail message that is sent to a recipient who had previously signed up to receive newsletters, product information or any other type of bulk email but later opted-out by indicating to the sender that they did not want to receive additional email, then that email is spam.
• Any e-mail message that is sent to recipients that have had no prior association with the organization or did not agree to be e-mailed by the organization is spam.
• Any e-mail message that is sent to a recipient without a way for a person to opt-out or request that future mailings not be sent to them, is spam.
• Any email message that does not have a valid email address in the From Line is spam.
• Any email message that contains any false or misleading information in the header, subject line or message itself is spam.
• Any email message that promotes an adult web site is spam, unless the recipient has specifically requested information from that web site.
• Any message that is sent to e-mail addresses that have been harvested off of web sites, newsgroups, or other areas of the Internet is spam.