This Acceptable Use Policy (“AUP”) defines activities that are prohibited when using shared hosting services provided by Big Brand Marketing. This Policy forms part of BBM's Terms & Conditions.
Customers must use BBM hosting services lawfully, responsibly, and in a manner that does not negatively affect BBM, its infrastructure, other customers, or third parties.
Customers are responsible for all content, applications, scripts, files, emails, and activities operated through their hosting account.
The following activities are prohibited:
Hosting must not be used to facilitate or conduct activities prohibited under applicable law.
Customers must not use BBM infrastructure to knowingly host or distribute content that infringes third-party intellectual property rights.
Hosting accounts must not be used for prohibited adult/pornographic content or gambling-related services.
Cryptocurrency mining or similar resource-intensive mining operations are prohibited on shared hosting infrastructure.
Operating public proxies, VPN services, anonymization infrastructure, or similar high-resource network services is prohibited unless expressly authorized by BBM.
Hosting or operating torrent trackers, unauthorized file-sharing platforms, or infrastructure primarily intended for unauthorized distribution of copyrighted material is prohibited.
Shared hosting is designed for normal website and business use.
Customers must not consume resources in a manner that negatively impacts server stability or other customers.
Excessive use of CPU, RAM, processes, storage, inodes, bandwidth, email resources, database resources, or other server resources may be treated as resource abuse.
Depending on the nature and seriousness of a violation, BBM may take one or more of the following actions:
Customers whose services are suspended or terminated due to serious or confirmed violations of this AUP will not be eligible for a refund under the 30-day money-back guarantee.
BBM may investigate suspected violations and may take reasonable measures to protect its infrastructure, customers, and third parties.
Where legally required, information may be provided to appropriate authorities.
Customers are responsible for securing their websites, applications, scripts, plugins, passwords, databases, and other software running on their hosting account.
Customers should regularly update software and maintain independent backups of important information.
BBM may update this AUP when services, infrastructure, security requirements, laws, or industry practices change.
The latest version published on this page will govern use of the services.