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Policy Updated on:
February 2, 2009
We Respect Your Privacy
At TrainLiquidators.com, we value your trust. The purpose of
this document is to communicate how we
collect, use and protect information about our online
visitors and customers. For example, we collect information when you place an order, send
us an e-mail or if you call us.
This Information may
Include:
Your name, your
mailing address, your e-mail address, your phone number, your credit card number along with any other
personal or preferential information you provide us with.
Does TrainLiquidators.com use
Cookies?
Yes, we currently employ the use of cookies on our store
site. Any changes to this policy will be updated here, on our
privacy policy page.
Do we Share Information
Submitted by Customers?
No. We never share your information with any
third parties (other than credit card companies and banks who process your payment).
What About Links to and
from Other Web Sites?
Our web site does offer links to other sites. Other sites
have their own privacy policies. If you visit one of these sites you may want to review their privacy
policy. Additionally, you may have linked to our site through a different site. In such cases,
the site you linked from may collect information from people who
click on the link or banner. Please refer
to the privacy policy on those sites to see how they collect and
use this information.
Security
Commitment:
The computers which run our web site and databases employ
appropriate physical, electronic and procedural security safeguards to protect
and secure the information we collect.
Secure Sockets
Layering:
This TrainLiquidators.com site uses Secure Sockets Layering
(SSL) to encrypt your personal credit information, including your credit card
number, before it travels over the Internet. SSL technology is the
industry standard for secure online
transactions. Because we use SSL, placing an order online through
our site is just as safe as giving your
credit card number over the phone.
Safe
Shopping:
Our security measure are designed to prevent anyone from
stealing and using your credit card number. In addition, consumer protection laws protect you against the
unauthorized use of your credit card. Under the Fair Credit Billing Act, if your credit card is used
without your authorization, your liability for those fraudulent charges cannot exceed $50. So
if someone steals your credit card or credit card number, your
liability is limited to $50 no matter how
much the thief charges to your account.
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