YOUR CALIFORNIA PRIVACY RIGHTS
(As provided by California Civil Code Section
1798.83)
A California resident who has provided personal
information to a business with whom he/she has
established a business relationship for personal,
family, or household purposes ("California
customer") is entitled to request information
about whether the business has disclosed personal
information to any third parties for the third
parties' direct marketing purposes. In general, if
the business has made such a disclosure of
personal information, upon receipt of a request by
a California customer, the business is required to
provide a list of all third parties to whom
personal information was disclosed in the
preceding calendar year, as well as a list of the
categories of personal information that were
disclosed.
However, under the law, a business is not required
to provide the above-described lists if the
business adopts and discloses to the public (in
its privacy policy) a policy of not disclosing
customer's personal information to third parties
for their direct marketing purposes unless the
customer first affirmatively agrees to the
disclosure, as long as the business maintains and
discloses this policy. Rather, the business may
comply with the law by notifying the customer of
his or her right to prevent disclosure of personal
information and providing a cost free means to
exercise that right.
As stated in our Privacy Policy, we do not share
information with third parties for their direct
marketing purposes unless you affirmatively agree
to such disclosure -- typically by opting in to
receive information from a third party that is
participating in a sweepstakes or other promotion
on one of our sites. If you do ask us to share
your information with a third party for its
marketing purposes, we will only share information
in connection with that specific promotion, as we
do not share information with any third party on a
continual basis. To prevent disclosure of your
personal information for use in direct marketing
by a third party, do not opt in to such use when
you provide personally identifiable information on
one of our sites. Please note that whenever you
opt in to receive future communications from a
third party, your information will be subject to
the third party's privacy policy. If you later
decide that you do not want that third party to
use your information, you will need to contact the
third party directly, as we have no control over
how third parties use information. You should
always review the privacy policy of any party that
collects your information to determine how that
entity will handle your information.
California customers may request further
information about our compliance with this law by
e-mailing
webmaster@webtac.com . Please note that we are
only required to respond to one request per
customer each year, and we are not required to
respond to requests made by means other than
through this e-mail address.
USAGE POLICY
On our website we collect only information that
you voluntarily provide us for specific products
and/or services. We do not use this personal
information for any other business purposes.
stgeorgetravelguide.com nor any website operated
or owned by Webtac, LLC does not use automated
information collection systems "Cookies"
UNLESS YOU SPECIFICALLY SEND US YOUR NAME,
ADDRESS, ETC... WE HAVE NO ABILITY TO, NOR DO WE
ATTEMPT TO, OBTAIN PERSONAL INFORMATION CONCERNING
VISITORS TO OUR SITE.
For statistical purposes we are able to obtain
information concerning the following:
Page visits, views, k-bytes used, referring and
accessing urls, keywords used in searches to find
our sites, type of web browser, and operating
system platforms. (None of this divulges personal
information) Third Party Websites
If you enter or choose to leave our website via
links to other third party sites (including those
of our advertisers, content providers, vendors,
and independent websites), your visits to those
sites are not covered by this Internet Privacy
Policy.
Effective Date
This Internet Privacy Policy is effective as of
January 1, 2011
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