Consumer Mailing Lists a subsidiary of Consumer Awareness Products
Privacy Statement.
Information obtained from our customers is never sold or given to outside parties.
Your Internet privacy is of the utmost importance to
us.
Because we gather certain types of information about our visitors,
we feel you should fully understand the terms and conditions
regarding the capture and use of that information. This statement
discloses what information we gather, how we use it, and how to
change or delete it. It also includes our policy on correcting and
updating personally identifiable information.
Contacting the Web Site
If you have any questions about this privacy statement,
the practices
of this site, or your dealings with this Web site, you can contact:
Joseph Iorio
Consumer Mailing Lists
1358 Hooper Ave Suite 312
Toms River NJ 08753
Phone 732-929-8225
Submit inquiries via email at: Contact Us
We respond to all inquiries within 24 hrs.
Order Form
Our order form is located in a secure area and any
credit card
information submitted to us, is kept in the strictest confidence.
Usage tracking
Consumer Mailing Lists tracks user traffic
patterns throughout all of our sites.
However, we do not correlate this information with data about individual users.
Consumer Mailing Lists does break down overall usage statistics according to a
user's domain name,
browser type, and MIME type by reading this information from the browser string
information
contained in every user's browser.
Consumer Mailing Lists occasionally tracks and catalogs
the search terms entered
in various search engines but this tracking is never associated with individual
users.
Links
This site contains links to other sites. Consumer
Mailing Lists is not responsible for the privacy practices or the content
of such Web sites. However if any legitimate complaint is brought to our
attention concerning one of our links, we will investigate and if we find
allegations to be true we will remove
link.
Cookies
Web sites use cookies to simulate a continuous connection
to that site. This makes it more convenient for users by
allowing them to visit pages within a site without having to
reintroduce themselves with each mouse click. Contrary to
popular fears and misconceptions, cookies were not created
to spy on or otherwise invade the privacy of Internet users.
Cookies contain only information that users volunteer, and
they do not have the capability of infiltrating a user's hard drive
and sneaking away with personal information. The simple
function of a cookie is that of helping the user navigate a web
site with as little obstruction as possible.
Cookies are small data structures used by a web site (server)
to deliver data to a web client (user); request that the client
store the information; and in certain circumstances, return the
information to the web site. Web sites can thus "remember"
information about users to facilitate their preferences for a
particular site and allow the use of user passwords. The web
site may deliver one or more cookies to the client. The client
stores cookie data in one or more flat files on its local hard
drive.
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