Privacy Policy

Overview

At Secure Strategies, protecting the privacy and security of the visitors to our website is a top priority. For this reason, we have adopted the following simple, straightforward policy:

Information Gathered From Website Visitors

We gather no information from anyone that visit our website.

Cookies

We do not place “cookies” on anyone’s computer for any reason.

Your Information

We will not sell, rent, lease or give away your personal information to anyone.

Some Simple Tips to Keep You Safe Online

Even the best policy can't protect your online privacy and security in all circumstances. Unscrupulous advertisers, hackers, and scam artists are constantly searching the Internet looking for new targets. Your best protection is to understand the limits to privacy on the Internet and use common sense in all of your on-line activities.

Be aware that e-mail is an inherently insecure form of communication. Remember that third parties are sometimes able to illegally intercept your unencrypted messages. Anytime you visit a chat room or post a message to an on-line bulletin board, your e-mail address can be accessed by advertisers looking to compile lists for unsolicited commercial e-mail (also known as spam). Be sure that you only disclose your e-mail address in circumstances in which it is safe to do so.

Beware of scams in which persons unknown to you request your screen name, password, or credit card information. Make sure you verify the identity of anyone asking for personal information. Always monitor your children's on-line activities and educate them on the rules for safe Internet use. For more information, click here for the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. They do a great job at providing information to parents and kids about safe Internet practices. 

To minimize the spam you receive, try doing what we do on our website; instead of using your email address (which can be picked up by spammers with automated search software called “harvesters” or “spiders”) use the word equivalent of your address.  As an  example:

Your email address:         david72@hotmail.com

How you should write it on your web page, myspace page or similar:    

                                   david seventy two at hotmail dot com

Writing your email address that way will prevent spiders and harvesters from copying your address and sending you spam.