Interlink Terms of Service (TOS)
Terms of Service have been written in order to protect our valued clients and ourselves to ensure we deliver a stable, reliable product and quality network. We ask that you read our policies so that you can assist us in keeping our servers and network free of abuse, which will ensure quality performance for everyone. When you sign up for any of our services, you are agreeing to our terms of service. Although we will do our best to work with our customers in the event of a breech of policy, we will also take a firm line when necessary to protect our other customers and network. Clients of Interlink Hosting, including but not limited to Virtual Account Clients, Interlink Green Bundle Pack Clients, Interlink Affiliates/Resellers, and Interlink Domain Registration Clients, are required to agree and conform to the following terms of service (TOS) and acceptable use policies. Violations of these policies may result in loss of service and/or other disciplinary action.

Our TOS includes the following categories. You can click on each individual area to be taken to the individual pages or review and click on the next button to progress through the complete TOS.

Terms and Conditions of Use
These general terms define the basis of Interlink Hosting service and the responsibilities of our Clients.

Privacy Policy
Your privacy is very important to us.

Acceptable Use
Interlink Hosting has developed an Acceptable Use Policy ("AUP"), which supplements and explains certain terms of each customer's respective service agreement and is intended as a guide to the customer's rights and obligations when utilizing Interlink Hosting services. 

UCE / Spam
Strictly forbidden on our network and includes all product lines. We have zero tolerance for spam due to the risk it causes our whole network. Read this section for details regarding opt-in-lists and what is acceptable and what is not.

Resource Abuse 
Shared Virtual servers share server resources. Everyone needs to play nice and use only their fair share. This includes disk space, bandwidth, CPU usage and memory. We allow CGI scripts on our shared servers, however, CGI scripts can be resource intensive. Any process that continually runs is not suitable for a shared hosting environment, including background running processes.