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Privacy Policy
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The following Privacy statement details the practices
and policies of TrafficG.com, owner and operator of TrafficG.com Website:
TrafficG.com may collect any or all of the following information:
IP address / browser type - Used to help diagnose problems, to log user visits,
and to administer our Web site;
Email Address - Used to provide a least one form of contact. Users may opt-out
of receiving any regular mailings;
Country - Used for targeting purposes;
Demographics/Interest profile - Provided optionally, and used for targeting
advertisements and searches.
TrafficG.com will never give or sell any of the above information to a third
party without prior consent. We use this data to tailor the visitor's experience
at our site to content that most closely matches individual interests. This
information is shared with others only in the form of aggregate statistics.
TrafficG.com may require the use of cookies to store login session information.
Optional interest profiles may also be included in cookies. TrafficG serves
as a directory of other web sites and is not responsible for the privacy practices
or the content of such Web sites.
Security / Financial Informtion
Financial information that is collected is used solely to bill the user
for products and services. Credit Card and Bank Account information is collected
only over secure SSL Encrypted internet connections. No personal financial information
is stored on TrafficG web servers.
Opting-Out
Any TrafficG users may opt-out of receiving regular e-mails by one of the following
methods:
Responding to the email using the unsubscribe option provided;
Unchecking the box on the Personal Info page in the members area;
Contact support at: support@trafficg.com
This site gives users the following options for changing and modifying information
previously provided.
by logging into the members area and modifying the Personal Info page:
Contact support at: support@trafficg.com
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