What is Transactional and Bulk Email?
Transactional Email
Transactional email messages are sent in direct response to user activities. Examples include:
- Written responses to client emails.
- Payment receipts.
- Account sign-ups.
- Password resets.
- Communications with service providers.
- Correspondence with business partners.
Bulk Email
Bulk email messages are sent without being triggered by user actions. Examples include, but are not limited to:
- Marketing campaigns.
- Promotional offers.
- Newsletters.
- Invitations.
- Monthly calendars.
- Product updates.
- Service updates.
- Announcements of important changes.
- Outreach email.
- Email for solicitation purposes.
- Group and / or mailing list email messages.
Note: Bulk email is not permitted under any account services. If you plan to send bulk emails, you must use a dedicated bulk email platform. We suggest exploring the following bulk email services:
Email Policy - No Spam Policy
Unsolicited Commercial Email (UCE) or Unsolicited Bulk Email (UBE), as well as solicited bulk email, originating from our network or associated with a BlogLogistics server, is strictly prohibited.
Prohibited Activities Include:
- Solicited bulk email or commercial email.
- Unsolicited bulk email or commercial email.
- Any email promoting websites hosted on a BlogLogistics server but sent from an email address not associated with a BlogLogistics client account.
- Email sent from an address associated with a BlogLogistics account that promotes unrelated websites.
Clients Must Not Use BlogLogistics Services For:
- Chain letters.
- Junk mail.
- Bulk email.
- Mailing lists.
- Multi-recipient email messages.
- Mail-merge email messages.
- "Cold call" or introductory email messages.
- Any form of marketing email.
- Any use of distribution lists.
If a client requires bulk email services, including marketing email (singular or bulk emailing), such email services should be sent from third-party bulk mailing providers. BlogLogistics reserves the right to deactivate or terminate any account(s) upon any indication of such activity using BlogLogistics servers, without notice.
