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| InfoStreet's
Privacy Policy
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Since its inception, InfoStreet, Inc. has provided the highest quality
products and services, with a level of integrity that is second to
none. Our Online Privacy Policy serves as our corporate guide for
collecting, storing and using information that can or potentially
could personally identify an individual user of the any of our services.
Such information is commonly referred to as Personal Information.
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We collect, monitor and store the following information, which
is commonly referred to as "traffic pattern" information:
(1) The domain name that has accessed our Web site (for example,
if you subscribe to America Online, we would know that someone from
AOL has accessed our site, but we would not know which of the millions
of AOL users actually accessed our Web site); (2) The date and time
our Web site has been accessed; (3) The number of visits we have
to our Web site; and (4) The Internet address of the last Web site
displayed on your screen prior to accessing our Web site.
Additionally, we value and welcome your comments and suggestions.
If you do decide to e-mail
us, it is important for you to know that it is likely that you
will intentionally, or perhaps inadvertently, send Personal Information.
This information will allow us to respond appropriately, if a response
is in fact necessary.
Also, if we collect, any information, such as name, e-mail address,
postal address, phone number and other domain-related information
not mentioned above, you will always know when we are collecting
this information, and disclosure is always voluntary.
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First, and most importantly, we do not trade, sell, rent, lease,
or otherwise share Personal Information with outside parties.
Second, any Personal Information that is disclosed is done so voluntarily.
Occasionally when we collect names, postal addresses, phone numbers
and domain-related information we use this information for our own
internal business purposes and to support your personal usage of
various products and services.
Third, we do not send unsolicited e-mails or online direct marketing
materials.
Finally, if you identify yourself or provide Personal Information
by submitting a comment or sending us an e-mail message, we use
this information to respond to your comments, concerns, suggestions,
questions or requests for information. Additionally, we may also
use this information for our own internal business and marketing
purposes.
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A "Cookie" is a message given to your Web browser by
a Web server. Your browser stores this message in a file created
by your browser (the name of the cookie file is dependent on the
browser you are using). The message is then sent back to the sending
server each time you visit an InfoStreet web site.
The main purpose of a cookie (or cookies as they are commonly referred
to) is to identify users for the purpose of preparing customized
Web pages. For example, if you have voluntarily given us Personal
Information, and we send a cookie to your browser, we can then provide
you with custom information each time you visit one of our Web sites.
Most Web browsers automatically accept cookies, but you can usually
change the settings on your browser to prevent cookies from being
accepted. If you do choose to prevent us from sending cookies to
your browser, you can still use some of the features on our Web
site, but may be unable to use features enabled by cookies.
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| Will
InfoStreet.com disclose the information it collects to outside parties? |
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InfoStreet does not trade, sell, rent, lease, or otherwise share
Personal Information with outside parties, unless directly involved
with marketing InfoStreet ot producs offerd by InfoStreet.
Notwithstanding the above, we reserve the right to disclose Personal
Information if required to operate or maintain our systems, or pursuant
to a court order, subpoena or similar request.
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| Security
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InfoStreet uses its best efforts to promote the security, integrity,
and privacy of any Personal Information that you disclose. Unfortunately,
no computer system or data transmission over the Internet can be
guaranteed to be 100% secure. As a result, while InfoStreet strives
to protect your Personal Information, InfoStreet.com cannot guarantee
the security of any information you transmit to us.
We cannot vouch for the security of information sent over and through
computers that we do not administer. We do promise to protect your
Personal Information while it is stored in our computers. We also
promise to do our best to protect your Personal Information while
it is in transit to our computers. Our best efforts and keeping
up with industry standards is our pledge to you.
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| Anti-Spam
Policy |
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InfoStreet.com has a strict anti-spam policy. In the very unlikely
event that you feel that you are receiving unsolicited e-mail, please
let us know of the problem by e-mailing us at support@InfoStreet.com,
and include copies of the unsolicited e-mails you are receiving, including
all header information from the e-mails, and the matter will promptly
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| Changes
to the InfoStreet.com Internet Privacy Policy |
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InfoStreet.com may, at its discretion, review and, if appropriate,
revise this Privacy Policy and its Web operations. If we ever do revise
our Privacy Policy, revisions will be posted prior to becoming effective.
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| Tell
us what you think |
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InfoStreet.com welcomes your questions and comments about privacy.
Please send e-mail to support@InfoStreet.com.
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