1. Agreement to the Terms
These Terms of Service govern access to and use of joseph.anthony.camp, B!RANDED!, T!EXTED!, the Un-Ordinary inbox, synchronized mailbox features, hosted browser views, suppression tools, and forensic reporting services.
By creating an account, accepting an order, or using the service, the customer agrees to these Terms, the Privacy Policy, and the Acceptable Use Policy. A person accepting for an organization represents that the person has authority to bind that organization.
2. Eligibility and account administration
- Users must be at least 18 years old and legally capable of entering a binding agreement.
- Registration information must be accurate, complete, and kept current.
- Account credentials may not be shared outside authorized personnel.
- The customer is responsible for every action taken through its accounts, API credentials, connected mail accounts, and registered devices.
- The customer must promptly notify support of suspected unauthorized access or credential compromise.
3. Service description
The service provides tools for composing, queueing, sending, synchronizing, receiving, preserving, and reporting communications. Features may include connected SMTP and IMAP accounts, Android SMS devices, recipient lists, attachments, templates, signatures, browser views, tracking pixels, tracked links, suppression records, unsubscribe processing, transport diagnostics, raw-message preservation, and cumulative reports.
The service is not a law firm, compliance auditor, internet service provider, telecommunications carrier, or guarantor that a message will be delivered, opened, read, accepted as evidence, or lawful in a particular jurisdiction.
4. Customer responsibilities
The customer must:
- Use the service only for lawful, authorized purposes;
- Maintain a documented lawful basis and required permission for recipient data and communications;
- Provide legally required notices, sender identification, disclosures, and physical-address information;
- Keep consent, permission, and suppression records accurate;
- Honor opt-outs, unsubscribe requests, STOP requests, objections, and privacy rights promptly;
- Configure sending intervals, account limits, devices, domains, and connected providers responsibly;
- Review message content, recipient selections, attachments, links, and settings before sending;
- Obtain all rights needed for content uploaded to or transmitted through the service.
5. Communications and anti-abuse compliance
The customer is solely responsible for determining which laws apply to each communication. Depending on the recipient, content, location, and purpose, applicable requirements may include consent, prior authorization, sender identification, advertising disclosures, a valid postal address, working unsubscribe mechanisms, prompt suppression, calling or texting restrictions, quiet hours, and recordkeeping.
The platform may require a campaign permission attestation and may block suppressed recipients. Those features do not transfer legal responsibility from the customer and do not establish that any recipient permission is valid.
6. Tracking, browser views, receipts, and reports
The service may provide optional or default-selected open tracking, hosted browser views, receipt requests, delivery notifications, tracked links, and unsubscribe controls. The customer must disable optional features when their use would be unlawful or inconsistent with the customer's notices or recipient choices.
Technical observations may be affected by privacy relays, automated scanners, security products, caching, forwarding, proxy services, disabled images, recipient software, and network configuration. Reports describe system-observed events and are not a guarantee of identity, authorship, human readership, intent, legal service, admissibility, authenticity, or outcome.
The customer is responsible for how reports are interpreted, disclosed, exported, submitted, or relied upon. The platform may preserve hashes, earlier report versions, and audit records to maintain report integrity.
7. Connected and third-party services
SMTP, IMAP, mailbox, domain, DNS, tunnel, hosting, cloud, Android, carrier, and other third-party services are governed by their own terms, limits, security requirements, and availability. The platform is not responsible for their conduct, blocking, filtering, throttling, outages, data loss, policy enforcement, or changes.
The customer authorizes the platform to interact with connected providers as necessary to perform requested functions.
8. Plans, fees, limits, and taxes
Features, list capacities, sending limits, support levels, and pricing may depend on the selected plan or a separate order. Unless an order states otherwise, fees are due in advance, non-refundable except where required by law, and exclusive of taxes.
Application list capacity is not a promise that a connected provider will permit the same delivery volume. The customer remains subject to provider, device, carrier, network, and legal limits.
9. Customer content and platform rights
As between the parties, the customer retains its rights in customer content. The customer grants the platform a worldwide, non-exclusive, limited license to host, copy, transmit, transform, display, secure, back up, and otherwise process customer content only as reasonably necessary to provide, protect, support, and improve the service or comply with law.
The platform and its licensors retain all rights in the software, interface, reports, documentation, design, trademarks, and service technology, excluding customer content and customer-owned marks.
Feedback may be used without restriction or compensation, provided it does not identify confidential customer information.
10. Security, support, and administrative access
The platform may access an account when authorized by the customer, required to provide support, necessary to protect the service, or permitted by law. Customer-facing support history may identify the support administrator, reason, reference, and time of access while restricted security data remains available only to authorized platform personnel.
The customer must maintain appropriate backups and export important reports or evidence. Support does not include legal, evidentiary, compliance, or forensic-expert testimony unless separately agreed in writing.
11. Suspension and termination
The platform may limit, suspend, or terminate access when reasonably necessary to address nonpayment, security risk, unlawful activity, abuse, excessive load, provider complaints, legal process, policy violations, or harm to recipients, third parties, infrastructure, or reputation.
The customer may stop using the service or request account closure. Provisions that by their nature should survive termination will survive, including payment obligations, intellectual-property provisions, disclaimers, liability limits, indemnity, suppression obligations, and rights relating to retained audit records.
12. Disclaimers
To the maximum extent permitted by law, the service is provided “as is” and “as available.” The platform disclaims implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, non-infringement, uninterrupted operation, accuracy, deliverability, admissibility, and error-free performance.
No statement, report, dashboard status, receipt, open observation, location result, hash, or support response creates a warranty not expressly stated in a signed agreement.
13. Limitation of liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, the platform operator and its suppliers will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages; lost profits, revenue, goodwill, opportunities, or data; delivery failures; provider actions; recipient claims; or reliance on reports.
Except for liability that cannot lawfully be limited, aggregate liability arising from the service will not exceed the amount paid by the customer for the service during the six months preceding the event giving rise to the claim.
14. Indemnity
To the extent permitted by law, the customer will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the platform operator and its personnel from third-party claims, losses, penalties, costs, and reasonable legal fees arising from customer content, recipient data, communications, tracking choices, connected accounts, violation of law, violation of these policies, or infringement of another person's rights.
15. Governing law and disputes
A signed order or separate written agreement controls any stated governing law and dispute process. In the absence of such an agreement, these Terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Colombia, without regard to conflict-of-law rules, and disputes will be submitted to the competent courts in Bogotá, D.C., unless mandatory law requires another forum.
Before filing a claim, each party should provide written notice and a reasonable opportunity to resolve the dispute informally, except where urgent injunctive or protective relief is necessary.
16. Changes and general terms
These Terms may be updated for legal, security, operational, or product reasons. Continued use after an updated effective date constitutes acceptance where permitted by law. Material changes may be announced through the service.
If a provision is unenforceable, it will be modified to the minimum extent necessary and the remaining provisions will continue. Failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver. The customer may not assign the agreement without written consent; the platform may assign it in connection with a reorganization or transfer of the service.
Contact and policy questions
Contact the platform operator through the support channel available in your account dashboard. Privacy requests should clearly identify the account, the request being made, and the jurisdiction or right relied upon.
Short URLs, transparent pixels, observations, and administrator responsibility
T!RACKED! permits authorized organization administrators to create compact redirect URLs and transparent image pixels on organization-controlled hostnames. The administrator is responsible for the destination, deployment context, required notice or consent, lawful basis, and compliance with the rules of any site, service, email provider, or platform where the URL or pixel is used.
Observations may preserve UTC time, requested hostname and path, query string, method, redirect response, referrer when supplied, user agent, browser/operating-system/device classification, language, network prefix, a salted visitor hash, Cloudflare Ray ID, country and other Cloudflare location/network headers when supplied, and optional full IP retention selected by the administrator. T!RACKED! does not use canvas, audio, font, or cross-site fingerprinting.
Observation and generated-report rows are immutable. Email and PDF notices created by T!RACKED! are sent through B!RANDED! and retain their normal queue, message, attachment, tracking, receipt, and evidence records. T!RACKED! may not be used for unlawful surveillance, credential theft, deceptive destinations, malware, harassment, evasion of platform controls, or undisclosed tracking where disclosure or consent is required.
C!HATTED! identity, privacy, content, and records
Profiles begin private. C!HATTED! provides no complete public user directory, and username search exposes only user-authorized public fields. External participants are labeled. Verification marks are identity classifications rather than endorsements, and company flair remains controlled by the applicable company.
Employees access only conversations in which they participate, subject to the documented senior-administrator oversight model for employee-related chats, diagnostics, and reports. One-time invitations expire or become invalid after use. A sender may remove their own message from participant-facing chat at any time. The original content, deletion actor, timestamp, attachment manifest, and link manifest remain preserved in an immutable forensic record.
Supported images, video, audio, PDFs, and documents must comply with these policies and applicable law. All C!HATTED! links—including internal dashboard URLs—open in a protected new tab. Diagnostics and PDF records may be retained for security, administration, and evidentiary continuity.
Public biographies, community content, tracking, and company authority
L!INKED! pages may publish company or employee biographies, contact information, social destinations, images, audio, video, approved embeds, custom HTML, comments, and reviews. Page owners and organizations are responsible for having authority to publish every identity, claim, image, work sample, testimonial, and destination.
Public visits, comments, reviews, and tracked exits may preserve available IP address, private hashes, browser and device information, referrer, country indicator, Cloudflare metadata, campaign parameters, timestamps, destination URLs, and related technical evidence for security, analytics, moderation, and reporting. Public forms disclose this metadata collection.
Company administrators may manage their organization’s L!INKED! pages and review company-scoped analytics. Comments may be moderated by authorized page managers. Only God Admin may change a review between public and private status or delete a review. External destinations open in protected new tabs through tracking-hash redirects.