How Omni sends email
Omni (omni.contact) sends email only when it helps someone settle something: a sign-in code, a reminder about a matter, and a message from one person to another named person. We send no advertising or newsletters, and we never buy address lists.
What we send
Sign-in codes
Only when a person asks for a code in the sign-in form.Reminders about matters
To people with an account, before the deadline of a “silence means yes” matter they have not answered yet. Everyone can switch them off in Omni (You, “Reminders by e-mail”).Messages from an Omni user
A question, the result of a matter, or an invitation to a chat. An Omni user sends it to one named person, only after clicking “Send”. The message says who sent it and why, and has no advertising.
To whom and how many
Only a user who has confirmed their e-mail address or signed in with Google can send a message to a person outside Omni. One person can send at most 10 such messages per day. A human types the address; we never import or buy addresses.
How to unsubscribe
Every message to a person outside Omni has a link at the bottom, “Do not want more emails from Omni?”, and works with the “Unsubscribe” button in your mail app (one click, no sign-in). After you unsubscribe we never write to that address again.
Bounces and complaints
If the recipient reports a message as unwanted, or messages bounce from the same address twice, the address goes on our block list and gets no more emails from Omni. An account that sent a message reported as unwanted, or from which three messages bounced within a week, loses the ability to write to people outside Omni until we have looked into it. The author sees in Omni that the message was not delivered.
If within an hour someone reports a message from Omni as unwanted, or more than 5% of messages bounce (at least two), Omni itself pauses cards and invitations to everyone outside Omni. After 800 emails within a day, cards, invitations and reminders wait, while login codes still go out.
Reporting abuse
Write to abuse@omni.contact (abuse), postmaster@omni.contact (delivery problems) or contact@omni.contact (anything else). A person reads these mailboxes.
Email from omni.contact is signed (DKIM) and protected by SPF and DMARC records.
Who sends it
Omni is operated by FUTURE PROOF sp. z o.o., ul. Wielicka 40/U1, 02-657 Warszawa, Poland (KRS 0000996785, NIP 5213987731). Personal data is described in the privacy policy, and the rules of use in the terms.