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We take your personal privacy considerations very seriously.
We will never release, lend, sell or by any other means give another party access to any
of your personal information without explicit permission from you. We do not use email
marketing lists from other sources nor will we ever put your information into one.
What personally identifiable information is collected?
In order to provide you with quality service Slackline Express may gather the following personal information: salutation, name (first and last), billing and shipping addresses, company name (if applicable), email address, phone/fax number (if applicable), payment type (VISA, Check, Cash, etc.), credit card type/number/expiration date. How this information is used and how we protect information collected from online purchases is explained below.
How is the collected information used?
Slackline Express uses your personally identifiable information with the sole purpose of providing quality customer support which includes: to process, fulfill and track online orders; bill your credit card for purchases; respond to your customer service inquiries or requests; provide requested services such as custom built equipment and warranty coverage. We offer the ability to sign up for newsletters to those who wish to use it if we decide to create them. Anyone who signs up for these newsletters will have the option of immediately opting out as a link at the bottom of any newsletter.
How do we use cookies and technology in our website?
Our ecommerce site sets a cookie on your computer to record certain information during your online visit (session). No personally identifiable information is stored within this cookie. The benefit to you is the ability to save items added to your shopping bag and store them on our server for future reference (up to 30 days). These cookies do not gather sensitive information like your name, address, credit card number, etc., if you do not specifically give that information to us voluntarily. If you have given us that information, cookies enable us to recall it (and save you the trouble of entering it all over again) each time you visit our site.
Our web server collects the addresses of the web sites that visitors came from before visiting our site, which browser was used to view our site and search terms entered on our site. Without making use of any personally identifiable information, we may track the pages visited to help us understand how customers use our site. This helps us make decisions on how to create a better experience for you in the future.
At your option, if you delete our cookies, you will limit our ability to personalize the site for your next visit. However, deleting a cookie will not prevent you from visiting our site and making purchases.
How do I opt in/out of online emails?
To subscribe or unsubscribe from e-mail notifications for newsletters visit the following address: Email Notifications, or use our Contact Us page.
How do we protect the security of your order information?
are concerned about your privacy and the security of your important personal information. We always use industry standard encryption technologies when transferring and receiving any data that you exchange with our site. We employ the same industry-standard Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) technology that is used by major banks and stock brokerage firms to conduct business via the Internet. This encryption procedure "scrambles" the information you send us and makes online transactions extremely safe. Please visit our Web Site Security site for complete details.
It is worth noting that all US retailers must allow for the following exception. The USA Patriot Act
On December 13th 2003 US President George W. Bush signed into law portions of the expanded USA Parriot Act (Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2004). The Act included a simple, yet insidious, redefinition of "financial institution," which previously referred to banks, but now includes stockbrokers, car dealerships, casinos, credit card companies, insurance agencies, jewelers, airlines, the U.S. Post Office, and any other business "whose cash transactions have a high degree of usefulness in criminal, tax, or regulatory matters." In other words, even though I claim that you have privacy, the US Federal government can demand that I supply your information to them at any time, without a warrent, and that I can not tell you or I will face criminal prosecution (yes, those are really the rules). Actually, if you read the law you have no privacy at all from the goverment. We just wanted to make sure that you were aware of it and that we have no control over it at all. So, besides that, we will continue to do all we can to protect your privacy in every other way.
It is not likely that any goverment agency will ever demand to see our records for selling slacklines, but we have to put this in there. Obviously we're not thrilled with the aspect either. |
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