PRIVACY POLICY
INFORMATION COLLECTION AND USE
| We respect each site visitor's right to personal privacy. To that end, we collect and use information throughout our website only as disclosed in this Privacy Policy. This statement applies solely to information collected on this website. | |
| For each visitor to our website, our web server automatically recognizes no information regarding the domain or e-mail address. | |
The information we collect is:
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This site collects cookies. (Definition of Cookies)
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In order to use this website, visitors and/or members are not required to complete our registration form.
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During registration a user must give certain contact information, but we never sell or give away this information. It is only gathered to contact the user about services on our site for which s/he has expressed interest. It is optional for the user to provide demographic information (income level, gender, etc.), and unique identifiers (username, password, etc.). Giving additional information helps provide a more personalized experience on our site, but is not required.)
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Registration is not required to enter our site.
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We require information from the user on our order form. A user must provide contact information (such as name, email, and shipping address). If we have trouble processing an order, we use the information to contact the user. This information is used:
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When we transfer and receive certain types of sensitive information such as financial or health information, we redirect visitors to a secure server and will notify visitors of this feature through a pop-up screen on our site.
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NOTIFICATION OF CHANGES
If we decide to change our privacy policy, we will post those changes to:
- this privacy statement.
CONFLICT RESOLUTION
We are committed to resolving disputes within 24-48 hours.
If problems arise, users may contact us by
- email.
- telephone.
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