Jonas Clark Communications, Inc. Privacy Policy
THE VOICE Magazine is published by Jonas Clark Communications, Inc.. We respect your privacy and we are committed to protecting the information that you provide us when you download from The Voice magazine web site and when you make purchases from us.
Your Information
Your information consists of personally identifiable information collected or received about you when you download, make purchases from us, when you register with us, or otherwise interact with The Voice magazine products and services. Your information may include (a) registration-related information (such as name, address, telephone and fax numbers, email address); (b) transaction-related information (such as credit card or other preferred means of payment, or a history of products purchased through us); (c) information about your visits to TheVoiceMagazine.com or our other web sites, pages and services; (d) your responses to our offerings and advertisements; (e) information about the features or offerings you use from us; (f) your billing and shipping information; (g) customer service information; and (h) other information specifically related to your use of a particular feature or offering.
How Your Information is Used
Your information is used to operate and improve the features, offerings and content presented to you by us; to personalize the content and advertisements provided to you; to fulfill your requests for products, programs, and services; to communicate with you and respond to your inquiries; to conduct research about your use of our products; and to help offer you other products, programs, or services that may be of interest.
Your information will not be shared with third parties unless it is necessary to fulfill a transaction you have requested, or in other circumstances in which you have consented to the sharing of your information. We may use your information to present offers to you on behalf of Jonas Clark Communications, Inc. business partners and advertisers.
From time to time you may receive e-mail or hard copy mail from us notifying you of articles or offers we believe will be of interest to you and your company. Any e-mails that you receive will provide an option to remove your name from future mailings.
Security
We make available a secure page for entering sensitive information, protected by industry-standard SSL encryption technology. This technology encrypts your information prior to transmitting it over the Internet.
We maintain the confidential information you provide us in a secure database. Except for those data elements that are necessary for authorizing credit card purchases, your confidential information is not retransmitted. Data elements needed to authorize credit card purchases are transmitted via our secure SSL-encrypted link to Verisign. Please keep in mind that while we have established safeguards to help prevent unauthorized access to or misuse of you information, we cannot guarantee that your personally identifiable information will never be disclosed in a manner inconsistent with this Privacy Policy (for example, in the event of unauthorized acts by third parties that violate applicable law or our policies).
Questions
If you have further questions or concerns that have not been addressed in this statement, please send your inquires to:
Jonas Clark Communications, Inc.
27 West Hallandale Beach Blvd.
Hallandale Beach, Florida 33009
Please be sure to include your name, address and daytime phone number so we can contact you.
Changes to this Policy
This Privacy Policy may be updated from time to time, so you should review this policy periodically.
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