activepeak.com neither participates in nor condones the practice of sending unsolicited bulk e-mail, also called spamming.  We have a zero-tolerance to spam, and anti-spam strategies practiced by activepeak.com include the following:-

• Opt-in site newsletter based on email authentication
• Authenticated email address membership process
• Prompt removal of spammed forum posts
• IP blocking of spammers
• Membership blocking of spammers
• Use of public blacklist

By registering at activepeak.com or subscribing to our newsletter - you accept that we will contact you from time to time with important site updates and other information.  We do not send email with the pure purpose of advertising affiliate program products - although 3rd-party advertising may be included in our newsletter articles.

Site members who engage in spamming activities will have their membership terminated, their details will be added to our public blacklist, and they will be blocked from future access to JustJoomla and any of our other sites.

activepeak,com's Phishing Advisory

"Phishing" is an attempt by fraudsters to collect sensitive personal or financial information from recipients of fake emails.  For members of  any website - this activity may take the form of a fake email supposedly sent by activepeak.com.  The intent of these fraudsters is to fool you into thinking your membership account has a problem - and that you must reconfirm your login details - prior to your account being suspended.  All members of activepeak.com should be aware that we DO NOT send these types of email requests.  We do require new site members and newsletter subscribers to validate their email address in relation to new membership applications and newsletter subscriptions - but this DOES NOT involve the entry of any information.

To protect the integrity of your membership account, please remember the following safety measures:-

• Login to your account only from the activepeak website.  Do this by opening up a new browser window.
• Do not follow any links contained in emails that ask you to reconfirm your login details (this is different to validating your membership request or newsletter subscription).
• View your email in text view, as this will reveal the actual URL you would be taken to - rather than that which is displayed in HTML view.

Failure to protect your login details may result in fraudsters spamming our site using your online identity.  If you do get fooled by a "phishing" exercise, please do the following:-

• Immediately login to your account and change your username and password.
• Contact us and report the incident.  We will then advise you of any necessary follow-up actions required.

Failure to notify us could result in blacklisting according to our Anti-Spam Policy - as these fraudsters may use your online identity to spam our site.