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Privacy Policy


We value the privacy of our clients.  We will not sell your information or otherwise use the information you provide us except as directed by you.  Our mailing list is set up to inform you of travel specials and news from our website.  If at any time you want to unsubscribe from our mailing list, you may do so at our email registration site or by emailing us at info @seamaidentravel.com 

Anti-Spam Policy

We comply with the CAN-Spam act.

What is the CAN-Spam Act?
The CAN-Spam Act, effective January 1, 2004, preempts all State spam statutes and places a series of requirements on commercial email, "the primary purpose of which is the commercial advertisement or promotion of a commercial product or service." The act requires companies that send or initiate commercial email to:
  • Refrain from using a misleading subject heading
  • Provide in each message a valid return email or Internet-based reply address
  • Provide in each message a physical postal address in the text
  • Provide a conspicuous notice that it is an advertisement or solicitation
  • Include a notice explaining how recipients can prevent the transmission of future messages by using the sender's return email address or Internet-based reply address and honoring such requests within 10 days
  • Refrain from selling or exchanging the email address of any recipient who has made an "opt-out" request
Businesses are permitted to send "transactional or relationship messages to facilitate, complete or confirm a commercial transaction that the recipient has previously agreed to enter into." This is intended to be a very narrow exception and would include warranty, recall, safety or security information regarding a product previously purchased, periodic account statements and the like. "Transactional or relationship" messages may also contain content promoting a product or service unrelated to a previous transaction if ancillary to the primary purpose of the communication.

A safe harbor exists for companies that have reasonable compliance practices and make good faith compliance efforts. The Act also requires the FTC to study the creation of a nationwide "do-not-email" registry similar to its "do-not-call" list.