Privacy Policy

Your Privacy Is Important to Us

We are committed to safeguarding the privacy of people who contact us for product and service information and for purchases. By using our site and services, those people acknowledge that the below-described data about them may be collected and processed in accordance with this privacy policy.

General Contact Information

As standard operating procedure, we typically record the names, agencies, email / postal addresses, phone numbers of inquirers and why they contacted us, for customer service purposes. We do not publish such data except as described under "Customer Testimonial & Case Study Data," below.

Purchase Order & Transaction Data

When orders are placed and transacted with us, we collect information such as shipping address, telephone number, payment and invoicing information; also bank account/card numbers, billing addresses, bank card expiration dates, bank card security codes and tax form data.

We may also collect personal data relating to prospective purchasers’ financial situations, creditworthiness or any criminal or fraudulent activities provided to us by them or third parties, including information that establishes identity (such as driving licenses, passports and utility bills), information about transactions, credit ratings from credit reference agencies, fraud, offenses, and suspicious transactions. We will not publish this information, will keep it confidential and will delete it after the intended transactions are completed.

Customer Testimonial & Case Study Data

When customers voluntarily provide product, service information and images that we publish, we credit their statements and images with their names, agencies, what they said and when they said it. We do not publish their email addresses or phone numbers.

Customer Testimonial

Installing Mount Mitchell's Information Radio Antenna
Arguably the Highest Radio Antenna East of the Mississippi

Photo Courtesy of NC Parks

Mount Mitchell State Park in North Carolina's radio broadcast is all about safety, advising upbound patrons of service limitations before they climb the steep 1400-foot access road. Weather at the top can be sharply colder with snow and fog that some visitors don’t plan for before they start upward. The winding access road is also traveled by bikers and hikers that drivers need to keep an eye out for.

The Friends of Mount Mitchell’s IT manager Alan Orovitz: “[The broadcast] provides critical safety information. If there are severe weather conditions expected we definitely don’t want people to start out on the trail system.”

With the Mount Mitchell station, North Carolina State Parks join hundreds of outdoor venues that have installed Information Radio Stations to inform visitors as they approach – the optimum time to reach out to refresh details they might think they know from the web.