Privacy Policy
We are committed to providing our visitors with a
web site that respects their privacy. This page summarizes
the privacy policy and practices on the Peterborough Mens Oldtimers Soccer League (PMOSL) website.
PMOSL will not, under any circumstances
or in any manner, provide your name, mailing addresses,
postal codes, e-mail address or any other personal
or identifying information
to any third party, except as required by law.
We do not automatically gather any personal information
from you, such as your name, phone number, e-mail or
address. This information is only obtained if you supply
it voluntarily, usually through contacting us via e-mail,
or registering with a form on our site.
Any personal information you do provide is protected
under the federal Privacy Act.
We use software that receives and records the Internet
Protocol (IP) address of the computer that has contacted
our Web site. We make no attempt to link these addresses
with the identity of individuals visiting our site.
We do not utilize cookies.
Visitor information is collected solely to respond
to inquiries and to send promotional messages
only to those who've expressly opted in.
Visitor information is not disclosed to anyone except
World Wide Webdesign.ca personnel who need the information,
e.g., to respond to a request.
We do not want to send you e-mail that you do not
want to receive. We maintain opt-in e-mail lists for
communicating general announcements, but you will not be added to any
of these lists by visiting our web site unless you
choose to do so.
Please be sure to send the e-mail from the address
you wish to have deleted or if sending from a different
email address, be sure to include the e-mail address
you want us to delete.
This site contains links to other sites.
PMOSL is not responsible for their
privacy practices or their content.
For questions or comments regarding this policy or
for additional information about the administration
of the Privacy Act at Industry Canada, contact us by
e-mail or call (705) 741-0566.
If you are not satisfied with our response to your
privacy concern, you may wish to contact the Office
of the Privacy Commissioner. |
