At EduCap Inc®
("EduCap"), protecting the privacy of your personal information
is very important to us. This notice describes our practices,
policies and how we protect your non-public personal information
(information not from a public source). Rest assured, these
practices and policies will continue to protect your information
even after our relationship with you ends. The practices and
policies set forth below replace any previous notices or statements
from EduCap on the same subject matter.
Collecting
Information
We collect and maintain survey and registration
information to serve you better and customize your experience
with our site. The information that we collect may be required
for us to comply with laws and regulations that apply to verification
of age or affiliations. We do not collect any non-public information
about you.
Information Security
So you can feel safe, we impose strict standards
of security and confidentiality and maintain physical, electronic
and procedural safeguards that comply with federal regulations
to guard any information you share with us. We continually assess
new technology for protecting information and upgrade our systems
when appropriate. Our employees, contractors and agents are
required to protect the confidentiality of your information
in compliance with our established policies, and we endeavor
to restrict access to nonpublic personal information to our
employees, contractors and agents who have a business reason
for access. Employees who violate our privacy policies are subject
to our normal disciplinary process.
With Whom Do We Disclose
Your Information?
EduCap does not share or otherwise disclose
your personal information to any other entities except as required
or permitted by applicable law, specifically the Gramm-Leach-Bliley
Act. Therefore, we only share your information as follows (examples
to follow):
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when you explicitly instruct
and authorize us to, and |
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as otherwise permitted or required by law. |
Joint
Marketing Agreements.
In addition to the examples set forth above,
we may disclose any of the information we collect to companies
that perform marketing services on our behalf pursuant to a
joint marketing agreements. Rest assured, however, that through
these joint marketing agreements, we require these companies
to comply with our strict privacy and data security requirements
and thereby keep your information confidential and usable only
to provide the specific services that we have requested therein.
Modifications to this
Privacy Policy.
We may amend this privacy policy from time
to time. The practices and policies in this disclosure replace
all previous notices or statements on the same subject matter.
Online
Advertising Note
Live to Learn takes our role as responsible
corporate citizens very seriously, and we insist on the highest
standard of conduct for ourselves and our partners. While we
advertise online to promote our products and services, we do
not and will not knowingly engage in predatory advertising practices
such as parasitic software, un-closable pop-ups or spyware.
If you find an online advertisement for Live to Learn that does
not meet this standard, we want to know about it as soon as
possible. Please send a priority email message to alertbox@livetolearn.com.
How to know where a pop-up is coming
from
If possible, right-click on the pop-up window, select "Properties"
from the drop down menu and include the url address that you
see, so we can investigate the source of the pop-ups. You should
also include your email address and phone number so we can contact
you if necessary.
Removing pop-ups
If you are experiencing pop-up advertisements generated by one
of these malicious programs, you may want to remove the pop-up
program from your computer. Reputable programs that attempt
to detect and to uninstall pop-up programs are freely available
on the Internet. We do not have a relationship with any purveyors
of such software, however, and do not endorse or vouch for any
such software.
Filing a complaint
If you feel you were deceived when you installed a program on
your computer (for example. the program caused the creation
of pop-ups on your computer without asking you), you may also
want to take action. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) handles
complaints about deceptive or unfair business practices. To
file a complaint, visit: http://www.ftc.gov
and click on "File a Complaint Online," call 1-877-FTC-HELP,
or write to: Federal Trade Commission, CRC-240, Washington,
D.C. 20580.
Contact Us
Should you have any questions concerning Privacy
Policy issues, please forward them to the following email address:
support@livetolearn.com
Revised 12/04
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