Newsletter terms & conditions
Newsletter Terms and Conditions
By subscribing to our newsletter you agree to receive email from us. The aim of our newletter service is to keep our customers and visitors updated about new hardware and software releases or new information about Software Defined Radio, Satellite reception, and more. The subscription to our newsletter service is not mandatory.
1. Frequency
The frequency of the newletter issues will be once per quarter, with an occasional extra newsletter sent for new product updates, etc.
2. Limited Liability
We reserve the sole right to either modify or discontinue the newsletter, at any time with or without notice to you. We will not be liable to you or any third party should we exercise such right. Any new features that augment or enhance the then-current services on this site shall also be subject to these Terms of Use.
We reserve the sole right to unsubscribe users/visitors from or newsletter service, without notice. We will do so with any subscriber we deem registered with fake data, aka SPAM.
3. Double opt-in
We require all subscribers to confirm their email address upon registration. You will therefore receive an email message with a link you’ll have to click in order to confirm the email address and your willingness to subscribe.
4. Privacy policy
We will not communicate/spread/publish or otherwise give away your address. You’ll be able to change your subscription settings or to delete it completely at anytime. Clicking the unsubscribe will remove your name and information from our servers.
I hate to have to be so serious about this, but in some places it is required, and since USRadioguy is international, well, there it is.
Here’s the light version:
So, you wanna sign up for our newsletter, huh? Great! You’re about to embark on a thrilling journey into the wonderful world of the invisible spectrum. We’ll only bombard your inbox about once every three months with mind-numbing details about stuff you’re interested in, like new gadgets and that weird radio thing.
We can stop the newsletter whenever we feel like it, without so much as a ‘hey, we’re outta here.’ And don’t even think about suing us if you get a paper cut from opening one of our emails. That’s your problem.
Oh, and we’re not total jerks. We’ll make you confirm your email address twice. Because, you know, we’re just that paranoid about real people and worried about spam. And don’t worry, we promise not to sell your email to Nigerian princes or anyone else who might want to rob you blind.