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Standard Features

• 24x7 monitoring
• Weekly full backups
• PHP 5
• MySQL 5
• SSH Access
• CGI-BIN Access
• Perl & Sendmail
• Webalizer & Awstats reports
• RealAudio streaming via HTTP
• System CGI (Counters, form Mail, Date / Time and more)
• Online Control Panel to manage FTP accounts, e-mail, file permissions and much more
• FTP Access
• Anonymous FTP
• Shared SSL or custom certificate
• Custom error pages
• Access to raw server logs

1. Customers of FreeRange Creative are forbidden from partaking in an "abusive practice." The following is a list of current abusive practices. FreeRange Creative reserves the right to add to or modify this list at any time.

Sending unsolicited commercial e-mail with your account. Also, a violation is incurred if any unsolicited email is reported relating to your domain with us in any way, regardless of what SMTP (outgoing mail server) was used to transmit the message.
Upload, posting or reproducing in any way materials protected by copyright without the permission of the copyright holder.
Participating in an abusive practice will lead to an immediate account termination without prior notice or refund of any pre-payment.

2. This agreement is not assignable or transferable without the express written consent of FreeRange Creative.

3. FreeRange Creative's hosting services may only be used for lawful purposes. Transmission of any material in violation of any U.S. or any state regulation is prohibited. This includes but is not limited to: copyrighted material, material legally judged to be threatening or obscene, or material protected by trade secret.

The client specifically agrees to indemnify and hold harmless FreeRange Creative from any claim resulting from a breach of these terms, and/or the use of the service which damages another.

Spam / UCE Policy

Recent growth of the Internet has brought about more possibilities for abuse of this new communications medium. Thus, FreeRange Creative has developed the following policies regarding abuse of Internet services. These policies were established to protect you, our customer, form Internet harassment and intrusions of privacy.

"Netiquette" is a term which has come to receive widespread use on the Internet. Netiquette is generally defined as the standards or practices an individual or organization engages in to engender responsible Internet citizenship on their behalf, as well as refraining from standards or practices which would impose undue financial, time, or social constraints on other users of the Internet.

The Internet has no single governing body. There is no Internet Management to complain to when things go wrong. Every facet of the Internet is overseen by individual organizations (such as FreeRange Creative) whose networks are interconnected to form the Internet. Additionally, every user of the Internet is responsible for his/her own behavior.

Due to the decentralized system of responsibility, the Internet has managed to retain a sense of "community". Even though many large, commercial entities have recently come online, most of the information on the Internet is made available through the efforts of Internet citizens around the world who have a desire to simply share information with other people.

Because the Internet is simply an interconnected set of similar networks, each entity using the Internet assumes some liability for the cost associated with traffic and storage. When the costs of storage space and transmission are all figured together, a single newsgroup posting can cost the collective Internet thousands of dollars! There are similar costs associated with the bandwidth required to transmit e-mail. Therefore, someone using e-mail or news postings for abusive purposes can create a large financial impact on the individual networks involved.

Aside from the financial costs, individuals who have fallen victim to some sort of Internet abuse have other costs including decreased effectiveness of the Internet. For example, someone besieged by SPAM e-mail (a massive bulk e-mail message to subscribers who did not indicate any desire to receive such e-mail) spends additional time downloading and responding to e-mail which was not requested in the first place. A newsgroup subscriber may see their favorite newsgroup overrun with meaningless off-topic advertisements; thus, obscuring any effective information still remaining in that newsgroup.

Because of the potential consequences of this type of activity, FreeRange Creative disapproves of this type of behavior by its customers. Any FreeRange Creative customer who abuses the resources of the Internet in any of the following ways will lose their access to the FreeRange Creative network permanently. This includes:

1. Excessive posting of e-mail to Internet users who previously have not indicated a desire to receive such e-mail;

2. Posting messages to multiple Internet newsgroups which are not immediately relevant to the topics of the newsgroups;

3. Posting advertisements on groups that don't specifically permit advertising. (How do you know? Watch the group for a while before you post blindly. If other people are advertising openly, then you are pretty safe doing the same. Don't advertise unless you are sure.)

4. Using the FreeRange Creative network for any illegal purpose.

There are literally thousands of advertising and marketing resources that are effective and are available for low or no cost. These include classifieds on every one of the thousands of malls on the Internet, your free JTL Networks web space, registering with search engines, appropriate USENET postings. This is not to say that advertising on the Internet is not allowed. It simply means that FreeRange Creative reserves the right to cancel the account of any subscriber who advertises inappropriately especially through the use of unsolicited mass mailings and spamming using USENET.

If the subject of Internet abuse is still unclear, please see one of the following URLs:

http://marketing.tenagra.com/rfc1855.html
http://www.oak-ridge.com/ibbch4p1.html
http://www.vix.com/spam/

Any subscriber who violates the SPAM policies of FreeRange Creative will be charged $125.00 per hour for the time it takes to "clean up" the SPAM. This shall include but not be limited to the time required to answer mail from recipients of your SPAM and/or repair any damage to the server due to the "mail bombing" or other actions of the recipients in response to the SPAM.

FreeRange Creative will turn provide the name and personal information of any person found to be in violation of any laws to the appropriate state and/or federal officials for further legal action.