Privacy Policy
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WE COLLECT
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Your name |
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An email address |
We ask for the minimum amount of information to
communicate with you. As we develop a relationship we might need other
information, such as your address, but this is stored in a computer
which
is not linked in to the web.
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Check the OECD privacy
guidelines
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SECURE LINKS
When you pay for one of our Services the data requested
passes via a secure link on the Worldpay site. The only data we receive is the transaction
reference number and the amount received. You can check the privacy
policy of Worldpay but, rest assured, it is as watertight as technology
permits.
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You can keep track of, and contribute to, the global
debate on privacy on the web. See Policing
Privacy
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TRANSFER OF INFORMATION TO THIRD PARTIES
We do not trade your information. But this statement
is not quite as absolute as it appears. You can link from our site to
an unrelated site or to one of our partners. Please be vigilant if you
stray from our site. Our partners have their own terms and conditions
and privacy policies. We suggest that if you visit their sites you
should look at these.
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We keep our privacy policy under review. We look at it each
month. If you want to have an input send us some feedback. |
COOKIES
We do not use cookies to track usage patterns or details
of visitors or users. We do have access to this information via our site
statistics provider, but this does not identify individuals. We use a
company to display ads on our site. The ads may contain cookies but we
do not have access to this information.
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REVIEW
This policy is regularly reviewed to take
account of the many changes in electronic security, legislation and
codes of practice. The policy will reflect these changes.
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| Read up on your own
privacy policy and how you can make your files as secure as
possible. Are you worried about your personal privacy on the
web? Getting to know you
shows you just what we do know about you - and how little it is.
Did you know that 88% of websites have no discernible traffic? If
you're interested in reading up on search engines, Spying
on us gives an insight into how things work on the web. |
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