Information Exchange Network wants to help you maintain your privacy.
It's important to Information Exchange Network to help its visitors retain their privacy
when they take advantage of all the Internet has to offer.
Information Exchange Network has created this privacy statement in order to demonstrate our
firm commitment to privacy. The following discloses our information gathering and dissemination
practices for this web site. If you have any questions about this Web site, you can contact
INEX Administrator.
Information You Explicitly Provide
Via order Form:
To process your credit applicatiuon, we require your name, and billing address. We use
this information solely to process your request and, if any problems should arise, to contact you.
We share this information, and only that information which is absolutely necessary, with third
parties that are involved in the processing of your order. Information Exchange Network will divulge information
only as necessary to comply with state and federal laws.
Via our Contact Form:
Should you decide to contact us, we need your name
and email address and will only use that information to send you a reply.
Information We Automatically Collect
Cookies:
Upon visiting our site, we assign you a unique temporary cookie. This cookie is used to keep track
of your session during your visit.
IP Address:
We record IP addresses to help diagnose problems with our server, and to administer our Web site.
IP addresses are logged to track a user’s session. This information gives Information Exchange Network an idea
of which parts of our site users are visiting. We do not link IP addresses to anything personally
identifiable. This means that you will remain anonymous.
External Links:
We may include links to other sites and if you decide to follow those links, we can not be
responsible for the privacy policies and content of those sites.
Changes:
To make any changes to your account, please use Your Profile and Your Password AFTER you login.
If you arer experiencing problems with logging into the site, either
We use industry standard SSL encryption when accepting your credit card information during
our online checkout process. It encrypts all of your personal information, including credit
card number, name and address, so that it cannot be read as the information travels over the Internet.
In addition, we use the same encryption standard when transferring your credit card data for approval.
Glossary of Terms
Cookies
Cookies are pieces of information that a web site stores in your computer. Temporary cookies
only last as long as your browser is running. Persistent cookies are stored on your hard disk (they
take up very little space). Sites often use cookies to identify repeat visitors and offer them
personalized services.
IP Address
When you are connected to the Internet, your computer has a unique Internet ID called an IP address.
Most people that connect through a dial-up service, such as America Online, get a different IP address
each time they login. Others might have a permanently assigned IP address called a static IP address.
It is difficult or impossible for a web site to collect personal information about you (i.e., your name,
email address, etc.) from your IP address alone, though a static IP address makes this easier.
SSL Encryption
A method by which information transmitted across the Internet is scrambled to the point where it
is virtually indecipherable by anyone who should intercept the data before it reaches its destination.
Most reputable online stores make use of SSL encryption to request credit card information and other
sensitive data from their customers. Web pages where SSL encryption is activated are typically
identified with a lock or key symbol displayed somewhere in your browser. Refer to your browser’s
documentation for the specific symbol and location.
For more information about our privacy statement, see the following
Frequently Asked Questions.
How do Information Exchange Network sites collect Personal Information?
Personal Information is collected by specifically requesting it from you. Generally this
occurs when you register at a site, or request a service. [Back]
What about Cookies?
Cookies are pieces of
information that a Web site transfers to your computer's hard disk for
record-keeping purposes. Cookies can make the Web more useful by storing
information about your preferences on a particular site, such as your
preferred chart settings for Big Charts. The use of cookies is an industry
standard, and many major Web sites use them to provide useful features for
their customers. Cookies in and of themselves do not personally identify
users, although they do identify a user's computer. Most browsers are
initially set to accept cookies. If you'd prefer, you can set yours to
refuse cookies. However, you may not be able to take full advantage of a
Web site if you do so. [Back]
Does that mean Information Exchange Network sites sell my Personal Information
to other companies?
No, Information Exchange Network does not sell customer lists. However,
Information Exchange Network may partner with businesses to provide special
services to our customers. This type of use of Personal Information is
called a "Secondary Use" because it is not necessary to the operation of
the business or site. For example, a site may offer discount coupons for
services or related products. In many cases these discounts would be an
added benefit to our customers. [Back]
Does Information Exchange Network site collect other forms of information
about its users?
In addition to the use of Personal Information to
operate Information Exchange Network, Information Exchange Network may also gather anonymous information,
which may be used by Information Exchange Network or shared with third parties. This is
information which does not personally identify you, but which may be
helpful for marketing purposes or for improving the services we offer. For
example, Information Exchange Network might tell its advertisers how many users visited a
particular advertisement, and for how long, so they can measure whether
the advertisement was effective. This information is also used to generate
advertising rates. Generally this information is collected through
"traffic data" and may entail the use of "Cookies" "IP addresses" or other
numeric codes used to identify a computer. [Back]
How do I correct or change Personal Information that
I have given to Information Exchange Network?
Information Exchange Network operates pages that allow you to review and update the Personal Information
you
have submitted. Elsewhere, you are simply given the option of
unsubscribing to the service for which you signed up. In all other cases
where you need to correct Personal Information you have submitted to
Information Exchange Network, please contact
INEX Administrator.
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Is my Personal Information secure from others using
the Information Exchange Network site?
Personal Information collected by Information Exchange Network is stored
in secure operating environments that are not available to the public. In
many instances, such as in the case of credit card numbers, the Personal
Information is encrypted before you conduct your transaction. [Back]
How else might someone learn of my Personal
Information while visiting Information Exchange Network?
In addition to directly
providing information to Information Exchange Network, you might also provide Personal
Information through chat sessions, e-mail exchanges or bulletin board use
made available to you on Information Exchange Network. The Statement of Privacy does not cover this
type of transfer of your Personal Information. You should always be
careful when distributing your Personal Information in this manner. [Back]
