- Occasionally we may use your or others IP addresses to manage our site and identify any problems with our server. This information is securely protected to help prevent any misuse of the data collected.
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- Children's safety is very important to us. We do not collect personally identifiable information from children. Protect your children and make sure they understand that they need to ask a parent for permission before they send any personal information to anyone online.
- This site links to other sites with their own unique terms and policies. This website, it's owner, or anyone involved in the content, design, creation, or operation of this site are not responsible for the content, products, services, practices, or anything in whole or in part of other web sites. Please read their policies and terms upon visiting them.
- We reserve the right to change or update this Privacy Policy at any time. Please read it often.
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Are Cookies Harmful?
Only if baked beyond recognition :-) Seriously... they are an essential part of many small and large sites that use them to remember key information for you to make surfing easier. An example would be a shopping site where you place a few items in a shopping cart. Then if you are disconnected from the Net or you leave that site, when you return, a cookie would help the shopping site reload that information so you don't have to search for the items again.
Some Internet users disable cookies and therefore restrain their ability to enjoy many sites. To the best of our knowledge, cookies do not pose a security risk to your PC. If you're looking to tighten up your PCs security... your time would be better spent protecting your inbox with a good quality anti-virus solution and using a firewall for more secure surfing.