Privacy Policy

StateRepresentatives.org is committed to protecting the privacy of our users. We regard our clients' privacy as one of our most important values. We want you to know how we protect client information and what choices you have about its use. We believe The StateRepresentatives.org Privacy Policy should give you confidence whenever you use StateRepresentatives.org
 -- 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days of the year.

We want to provide a safe, secure user experience. We will use our best efforts to ensure that the information you submit to us remains private, and is used only for the purposes as set forth herein.

The following reflects our commitment to you:

Information submitted is kept confidential and email lists are not sold to any outside sources. Cookies -We do not use Cookies for your added security

We have organized our policy into three parts:

(1) Our core commitment to protect your privacy.

(2) We explain how we implement each principle. You can click on any principle to read the policy.

(3) We provide Helpful Tips on how you can better protect your privacy in cyberspace.

The StateRepresentatives.org

 PRIVACY COMMITMENT:

We are committed to protecting your personal privacy. Below we summarize and clarify that commitment: how we safeguard your privacy, how we treat personal information, and what choices you have. We understand that for you to take full advantage of the benefits of this interactive medium, we must do everything we can to ensure that your privacy is secure.

We do not use any information about where you personally go on StateRepresentatives.org
 or the Web, and we do not give it out to others.

We take extra steps to protect the safety and privacy of children young people need special safeguards and privacy protection. We realize they may not understand all the provisions of our policy or be able to make thoughtful decisions about the choices available to adult clients.

We use secure technology, privacy protection controls and restrictions on employee access in order to safeguard your personal information.

We will keep you informed, clearly and prominently, about what we do with your personal information.

TIPS TO HELP YOU PROTECT
YOUR PRIVACY AND SECURITY ONLINE

You can take the responsibility to protect your personal privacy online. Here is a checklist that will help safeguard your privacy and protect the integrity of your computer and StateRepresentatives.org
 account. We urge you to print these tips and post them near your computer for you and your children.

_____ (1) Never give your password to anyone online. Never give your billing information except to facilitate a purchase.

_____ (2) Your computer cannot catch a virus by opening a piece of e-mail. But if the e-mail asks for a password or billing information, or contains a file attachment from someone you don't know, notify us immediately

_____ (3) Never download files unless you know what they are and who sent them to you. Computer viruses and destructive programs that could cause your computer to divulge personal information are often transferred in cleverly disguised files.

_____ (4) When you leave the The StateRepresentatives.org environment to go on the Web, you may want to check the sites you visit to see if they have a privacy policy. Take special care to protect your personal information and your screen name, since the operators of Web sites are not bound by StateRepresentatives.org privacy policy.