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Information We Collect About You

We will collect various kinds of data from and about the users of the Site. This includes the information described below.

Personally Identifiable Information

Within the Privacy Policy, personally identifiable information is defined as data that will identify a particular individual. This includes name, mailing address, e-mail address and telephone number. This does not include a screen name or user name that is provided to us through the Site. Situations that would allow us to collect personally identifiable information from you include:

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  • Participating in online surveys;
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We may collect personally identifiable information about you from other sources, including forums, blogs, instant messaging services, other users of our services and products and business partners. Use of any function on Site allowing you to send content to a friend, be aware that: (a) we may display your email address to friend; and (b) we may use provided data about your friend to facilitate the communication as otherwise set forth in Privacy Policy.

Non-Personally Identifiable Information

We may collect demographic data about you such as zip code, gender, and birth date, and data about your preferences and usage. This type of data is not personally identifiable information. However, if we link said data with personally identifiable information in a manner which identifies a certain individual, we then treat such information as personally identifiable information for purposes of Privacy Policy.

We can collect non-personally identifiable information about you through various technical methods, including:

  • Collection of Usage Details & IP Address. We may collect details of your Site visits, including but not limited to traffic data, location data, the resources that you access, logs, and data about your pc and internet connection, including IP address, browser type and operating system. This information may be used for system administration and to report aggregate data to advertisers and business partners.
  • Collection with Cookies. “Cookies” are pieces of data sent from a website to your computer while you view a website. We may set and access cookies on your pc to track and store preferential information. You consent to placement of cookies on your computer. Note that many Internet browsers allow you to prevent cookies from being stored on your computer and to remove cookies stored on your computer. Choosing to do so may restrict your use of some portions of this Site.
  • Collection with Web beacons. “Web beacons” are electronic images, scripts or tags which permit a website to access cookies and track general patterns of usage of visitors to a website. Web beacons will recognize specific kinds of data, including cookies, page view time and date, and details of the page where Web beacon is located. We can use Web beacons to compile data regarding Site use.

Collected information through these technical methods cannot determine identity as stand-alone data. When combined with personally identifiable information, however, it can reveal your identity. Should this happen, we will regard all the combined information as personally identifiable information.

How Your Information is Used

We use your data, including personally identifiable information for such things as:

  • Confirming and completing transactions requested by you;
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  • Understanding and anticipating needs and preferences;
  • Contacting you to verify information you provided to us;
  • Ensuring this Site is interesting (including customization of content and advertising) and helping us better understand your use of Site;
  • Conducting internal reviews of Site and administering Site’s systems;
  • Protecting the security and integrity of Site;
  • Complying with, monitoring compliance of and enforcing Privacy Policy, User Agreement and any other specific agreements and policies;
  • Managing our business and operations;
  • Meeting legal and regulatory requirements;
  • Developing, enhancing and marketing products and services of ours or of 3rd parties;
  • Providing you with promotional materials, offers and personalized data;
  • Using User Generated Content as permitted in User Agreement;
  • Providing administrative communications to you;
  • For other purposes as disclosed when you submit personally identifiable information.

Disclosure of Personally Identifiable Information

Typical Disclosure

Personally identifiable information may be disclosed:

  • To any person who, at our discretion, is authorized to accept personally identifiable information as your agent (for example, your attorney);
  • To third party vendors for being able to provide support to internal and business operations, including the handling of data processing, surveys, data storage, research, internal marketing, delivery of transaction and promotion materials, and Site’s maintenance and security;
  • To third parties when you (i) engage in particular activities on Site that are sponsored by said third parties, such as purchasing services or products offered by a third party, electing to get data or communications from a third party, or participating in contests, games, sweepstakes or other programs sponsored in full or party a third party, and/or (ii) response to any promo materials from us and authorization of a third party to use your personally identifiable information for such things as sending you additional promotional materials, providing you a service or product, or entering you into a sweepstakes. When we disclose personally identifiable information to third parties, your personally identifiable information becomes permanently subject to the information use and sharing practices of the third party. The third party will not be required to follow this Privacy Policy with respect to use and further sharing of your personally identifiable information;
  • As required by law or ordered by a court, administrative or regulatory agency;
  • If requested by authorities of local, regional or national emergency in the event of any act of terrorism or instance;
  • As deemed necessary, in our sole discretion, if we question you violating any applicable law, rule or regulation, or otherwise interfering with another user’s property or rights, including, without limitation, our property or rights;
  • To enforce and protect our rights;
  • To enforce User Agreement, Privacy Policy, and any other agreements and policies;
  • In affiliation with a Business Transfer, as defined below (see Business Transfers below);
  • To our affiliated companies (i.e., companies under common control or management of/with us).

Aggregation and De-Personalization

We are permitted to use personally identifiable information and make it non-personal by aggregating information with the information of others or through removing characteristics (like name or address) that makes it personally identifiable. By de-personalizing your data, this data can be shared with third parties in any manner without notifying or compensating you in any way.

Business Transfers

In connection with a Business Transfer, we reserve the right to disclose, sell, assign, lease or transfer personally identifiable information collected from Site and its databases to third parties. A “Business Transfer” is referred to as a sale, consolidation, acquisition, merger, reorganization, bankruptcy or other corporate change involving us and/or affiliates.

This includes if the Business Transfer is being contemplated or whether it related in whole or in part to the business. Our ability to transfer all or part of the business will not be interfered with as a result of anything in this Privacy Policy. Should we wish to transfer a portion of our business, assets or equities (including this Site) to a third party or affiliate at any time, we can do so without limitation, notice or compensation to you.

Requests for Quotes and Services from Requested Service Providers

You may be allowed to request services, information or quotes from third parties in some areas of the Site. These are to be listed as “Requested Service Providers”. Any personally identifiable information submitted on the Site to request services, information or quotes from any Requested Service Providers may be shared, loaned, sold or rented to affiliates, third parties or to those Requested Service Providers that we have matched against your request.

Further, the Requested Service Providers may be further able to disclose, share and otherwise use personally identifiable information in pursuant to your Request (clicking “submit”, “get quotes”, etc. are defined as “Request”). Should you not want to share your personally identifiable information, you are advised not to submit a Request.

SUBMITTING A REQUEST MEANS THAT REQUESTED SERVICE PROVIDERS ARE ALLOWED TO CONTACT YOU DIRECTLY VIA TELEPHONE, EMAIL AND FAX WITH QUOTES. TELEMARKETING CALLS MAY BE RECEIVED AS A RESULT OF SUBMITTING A REQUEST ON THIS SITE. IF YOU ARE ON THE NATIONAL ‘DO NOT CALL’ LIST, YOU MAY STILL RECEIVE THE CALLS.

You consent to allowing Requested Service Providers to conduct necessary research to provide you with quotes if you are matched with Providers per your Request. Requested Service Providers may share personally identifiable information in order to conduct research. If a request is submitted for insurance quotes, consumer reports could be potentially ordered to go with the insurance application. The reports would be used for determining eligibility, used for updates, renewal and more. Further, insurance companies can use third parties to develop an “insurance score” on your behalf. Should you not want research conducted by Requested Service Providers, then you are advised not to submit a Request.
If you submit a request, information will be shared in conjunction with Request. You may not have an opt-out opportunity for disclosure of information in conjunction with said Request.

Sweepstakes

When you submit information to us within a sweepstakes entry, we hold the right to loan, rent, share or sell the data submitted with and to our third parties and other affiliates. Refer to the official rules and privacy policies of each sweepstakes for details of the information sharing policies pursuant to the particular sweepstakes entry you are involved in.

Circumvention of Security Measures

We take reasonable security measure to protect your personally identifiable information, however we cannot guarantee that it will only be described as detailed in this Privacy Policy. We may be required to disclose said information to third parties under particular situation or to the government. Further, third parties may unlawfully access or intercept transmissions, private communications or servers. User Agreement, Privacy Policy and other agreements or policies, the Site is to be used at your own risk. We make no promises or guarantees that personally identifiable information will remain private at all times. Therefore you should not expect this to happen. In the event that an unauthorized third party circumvent our security measures, we cannot be held responsible for any direct or indirect damages caused by their ability to view, disseminate or use personal data obtained.

User Generated Content

Any content, including personal data, contributed for publication or to be displayed (“posted”) on Site, or transmitted to other users on Site (“User Generated Content”) is your responsibility. Your User Generated Content is submitted at your own risk. We are unable to control actions taken by other Site users with whom you make the choice to share your content with. Further, we are not to be held responsible for the circumvention of privacy settings or security measures on Site. Unauthorized persons may view your User Generated Content. We cannot be held responsible for this. Copies of your User Generated Content could be viewable in archived or cached pages even after removal. They may have also been stored or copied by Site users. Our User Agreement govern the proper access and use of data provided on our Site.

Network Advertising

We may occasionally participate in or use advertising networks including ad agencies, technology vendors, research firms and 3rd party advertising servicers. These will be used for marketing, promotions and advertising as well as to provide you with advertisements. The ad networks will often gather consumer data who view advertisements to associate interests and preferences of a consumer, allowing them to deliver targeted advertisements. This practice is referred to as “online behavioral advertising”. The data collected from these third-party ad networks can include IP address, date and time of website access, type of browser used and much more. Should you wish to prevent the collection of information, view our “Choices About How We Use and Disclose Your Information” section below.

Choices About How We Use and Disclose Your Information

We aim to provide you with choices regarding the personal data you send to us. Below are a few mechanisms that provide you with some control over specific data:

  • Cookies. If you do not want us collecting cookies, set your browser to deny cookies, or create an alert when cookies are sent. If you do so, note some parts of Site may be inaccessible or may not work properly.
  • Email Offers from Us. You can opt-out of receiving email messages from us (other than emails related to registration, completion, correction of user data, change of password and other communications essential to transactions on Site) by using the unsubscribe button at the bottom of the email if you do not want to receive newsletters or email offers from us.
  • Accessing and Correcting Personal Information. If Site allows you to create an account s, then you are able to review and update personal information by logging into Site, visiting account profile page and submitting changes.
  • Online Behavioral Advertising. Some third-party advertising networks may deliver behavioral advertising are members of the Network Advertising Initiative (“NAI”). You can deny NAI member companies from collecting preference information about you by clicking and following the NAI’s directions. If you opt out through the NAI, you may still receive advertising. Further, if you opt out of the NAI and later delete your cookies, buy a new computer, or use a different browser, you will need to renew choices for opt-out.

Information You Disclose to Third Parties

In connection with the Site, you can be presented with opportunities to receive data and/or third party marketing offers. The information you disclose will be subject to the third party privacy policy. We will not be held responsible for privacy policies of third parties. As such, you need to review the privacy policies of said third parties before disclosing any personal data to them. Should you decide later that you do not want to receive communications from a third party, that party will need to be contacted directly.

Data Retention

Your information will be retained for the length of time your account is active or as long as necessary to provide you with necessary services. You may contact us at privacy policy to request your account be cancelled or to request we no longer use your data to provide services. We will only retain and use personal data as long as necessary to comply with any legal obligations, enforce agreements and resolve disputes.

Operation of this Site in the United States

The Site you are on is operated inside of the U.S.A. If you are located in the EU, Canada or anywhere else outside of the U.S.A, your data provided will be transferred to the U.S.A. You consent to this transfer of data by using the Site.

Links to Third-Party Websites

This Site and e-mail message sent regarding the Site may contain third party links beyond our control. If you click on a link to apply for a credit card or other product, you may be linked to a 3rd party for application completion. Third party links are not endorsed by us in any way, including their websites, products, services or practices. We will not be held responsible for terms and conditions, privacy policies, or other content of third parties and their websites. Third parties may send their own cookies and collect their own data. Should you visit a website linked from us, view their terms and conditions and privacy policies separately to learn how personally identifiable information is handled. Questions or concerns regarding a third party needs to be sent to the third party directly as we are not affiliated with them.

Changes to this Privacy Policy

The Privacy Policy can be amended at any time. Amendments may take place immediately once they have been posted on the Site. We are not required to inform you of changes to the Privacy Policy. Above the Privacy Policy, the date of the last update will be disclosed. To review changes that have been made, we encourage you to visit the Privacy Policy frequently.

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Requests for privacy rights of California must include the following reference: “REQUEST FOR CALIFORNIA PRIVACY INFORMATION” on the subject line as well as in the message body. Further, to send our response, e-mail address or mailing address must be included in order for us to send a response. The request can be made no more than one time in a calendar year. Additionally, we reserve the right to not respond to submitted requests that go to an address other than the one included in this paragraph.

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