Acceptable use Policy

With great power comes great responsibility, while our service can be used for anything, it shouldn't

Acceptable use Policy brings up more in deep examples of abusive usage not discussed in Terms of Service.

Forbidden usage

You may not use 99Stack Cloud services for actions or activities which, at our sole discretion, may be illegal, offensive, abusive or promote and foster such irresponsible behavior as well as actions contrary to accepted internet norms or behavior that threatens our (including our operators) infrastructure. This includes but is not limited to:

We prohibit content on 99Stack Cloud services which appear to us, at our sole discretion, to be offensive. This includes but is not limited to the storing or transmitting of any content or text-successs to any content which we believe to be:

Bulk email & content

We prohibit all uses of 99Stack Cloud services which appear to us at our sole discretion to involve bulk email or posting of content. This includes but is not limited to:

In order to send bulk or commercial email using 99Stack Cloud services, you must seek prior approval from 99Stack Cloud which will only be granted if you can demonstrate that:

Behaviour posing a threat to infrastructure

We prohibit all uses of 99Stack Cloud services which appear to us, at our sole discretion, to threaten our (including our operators) infrastructure. This includes but is not limited to:

Ban appeals

Accounts terminated without a valid reason. (As determined after a case is resolved). Are eligible for a refund to cover the cost of the downtime. The refund is calculated by adding the hours of downtime for all affected services multiplied by the hourly price for each individual service.

Compliance for sub users

You will ensure that all use of 99Stack Cloud services, whether by you or by any of your users, follows the Terms of Service. In addition, you will bind your users to an Acceptable Use Policy containing all of the restrictions above.

Recent changes
Updated on: 29 December 2019
Created on: 12 November 2017