All Products and Services on ResourceRealizations.com
are made available subject to this Privacy Policy.
By using our Products and Services, you agree, without
limitation or qualification, to be bound by this Privacy
Policy and to receive any required legal notices regarding
our privacy practices through the continuous posting
of a clear and conspicuous link to the current version
of this Privacy Policy throughout ResourceRealizations.com
near the bottom of most pages. If you become an inactive
user, we will adhere to the policies and practices
as described in this Privacy Policy, which may be
revised from time to time.
Please note that ResourceRealizations.com
contains links to other sites. Web sites that are
linked to ResourceRealizations.com or carry
the Resource logo for CO-branding or marketing purposes
may have privacy policies which differ from that of
ResourceRealizations.com.
The ResourceRealizations.com Privacy Policy
discloses our privacy practices and contains detailed
information about the following:
- What information of yours
does ResourceRealizations.com collect?
- What organization is collecting
the information?
- What are "cookies"
and how does Resource use them?
- How does ResouceRealizations.com
use the information?
- With whom does ResourceRealizations.com
share the information that is collected?
- What can you do to better
protect yourself on the Internet?
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What information
of yours does ResourceRealizations.com collect? |
Information collected online by Resource
Realizations is defined as being either anonymous
or personally identifiable. Personally identifiable
information would be your name or street address or
any other information you provide us. Anonymous information
can be your Internet protocol, your browser type,
the web site referrers so that our web site will best
suit the majority of users.
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What organization
is collecting the information? |
Resource Realizations, Inc. is the organization that
collects the information and stores it in a database.
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What are "cookies"
and how does Resource use them? |
A cookie is a small text file containing a unique
identification number that is transferred from a Web
site to the hard drive of your computer so that the
site administrator may identify your computer and
passively track its activities on the Web site. A
cookie will not allow a Web site to learn any personally
identifiable information (such as your real name and
address) that you have not otherwise disclosed.
Session variables are also considered cookies by
a web browser. Session variables last for about 20
minutes and contact small amounts of information raging
from your username to your Internet protocol to web
browser. These session variables allow the web site
to cache information for quick access.
ResourceRealizations.com uses session variables for
login reasons and restricting access to certain areas
of the web site.
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How does ResouceRealizations.com
use the information? |
Resource Realizations, Inc. values privacy and confidentiality.
Your information is used for reason's specified by
the individual user providing the information.
- Your e-mail information is never given out to
third parties.
- Credit card information is used for verification
purposes and it not stored in our databases at all.
This information is transmitted to Authorize.net
to process your card with a 40-bit SSL Encryption
certificate.
- Your contact information such as address, phone
number, and city are all stored in a database and
used for correspondence reasons. None of your information
is sold or displayed over the internet.
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With whom
does ResourceRealizations.com share the
information that is collected? |
Resource Realizations, Inc. has a business relationships
with various other companies. Any information collected may be
shared with such business relationships based on relevancy to you.
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What can you
do to better protect yourself on the Internet? |
Know the risks.
Meeting new people in an online community (chat room,
forum, newsgroups, message board, Web page, etc.)
is one of the best things about the Internet, but
you should always be careful about disclosing personal
information such as an actual name, member name, e-mail
address, and so on. This information may be collected
and used by others within the online community to
send unsolicited e-mail messages from other parties.
Some of the messages you receive may be useful to
you, but some may not.
Educate yourself.
Search the Web for as much information as you can
about how to protect your privacy. Look for a privacy
policy on the Web sites you visit. A good place to
start is TRUSTe -- an independent, non-profit organization
with a mission to build trust and confidence in the
Internet. The Federal Trade Commission has a great
Web site with useful information on being a Savvy
Internet Traveler along with other privacy initiatives.
Additional privacy resources can be found at by clicking
on any of the following links
Department
of Education: Parents Guide to the Internet
Electronic
Frontier Foundation - non-profit dedicated to protecting
public interest in online privacy.
EPIC.org
(Electronic Privacy Information Center)
Georgetown
Internet Privacy Study
Net Nanny - child
safety software that filters potentially harmful Web
sites
NetCoalition.com
Network
Advertising Initiative
Online
Privacy Alliance
The
Privacy Rights Clearinghouse
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