KidzBorders.com Privacy Policy

KidzBorders.com respects your right to privacy. When you visit our site, you may be providing information to us on two different levels about your visit:

• Anonymous statistics collected as you browse the site and,
• Personal information you knowingly give us.

• Collect personal information from you unless you provide it to us.
• Provide or sell the names and addresses of our customers [site users] to outside vendors.

• Safeguard customers' information from unauthorized access.
• Collect, maintain and use customer information as necessary to provide the most helpful and targeted products and services to meet customers' needs (e.g. customer care or new products or services.)
• Honor customers' requests to remove their names from our e-mail solicitation lists. (Just contact us.)
• Maintain confidentiality of customer information when undertaking projects with other companies.

KidzBorders.com values your privacy, and we reinforce this belief throughout our organization. Your information will be protected as described, unless a specific web page says otherwise.

Information this Site Gathers/Tracks

Statistics about your visit

As you browse the site, KidzBorders.com's Web servers collect information about your visit, not about you personally. Via Web server logs, we monitor statistics such as:

• How many people visit our site
• Which pages people visit on our site
• From which domains our visitors come (e.g., "mindspring.net" or "aol.com")
• Which browsers people use to visit our site

While we may gather this information, none of it is associated with you as an individual. We use these statistics to improve our Web site, to monitor its performance, and to make it easier for you and other visitors to use.

If you have any questions about our Privacy Policy, please do not hesitate to contact us.

KidzBorders.com Security Policy

Secure Transactions - How you can tell it is secure.

Using Netscape:

• Your Location Bar should show a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) that uses an https: address, as opposed to an http: address.
• The security lock icon (in 3.0 versions it's a key and in 4.0+ versions it's a padlock in the lower left corner) should be a complete key or a lock in the locked position.

Using Internet Explorer:

• Your Location Bar should show a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) that uses an https: address, as opposed to an http: address.
• A security lock icon is displayed on the status bar at the bottom of your screen.

• Your name
• Address, phone number and e-mail address
• Personal information
• Your credit card number

Netscape Navigator Version 2 and 3 Users

• Download the latest copy of Netscape from http://www.netscape.com. (Recommended, as it provides the most up to date and feature rich browser from Netscape. This load takes between 1 and 2 hours depending on your connection speed.)