Privacy Policy
This statement explains our practices regarding personal information you may supply to us when visiting the Polytron, Inc. web site, herein after referred to as the Polytron site.
Personal Information
You can visit the Polytron site without telling us who you are or revealing any information about yourself. However, there are times when we may request information from you. Some web site functions may require you to complete a registration form. Most information requested is limited to name, company and email address for purposes of downloading certain Polytron materials.
We also may ask you to voluntarily provide us with personal information for purposes of registering attendance at a Polytron sponsored event. That information may either be solicited and/or retained by Polytron directly.
Information also may be collected by way of “cookies” created when accessing our site. Our goal in collecting and using this information is to offer you a more personalized browsing experience or to facilitate attendance at an Polytron sponsored event.
Any information you may provide will not, at any time, be shared with any other third party, company or organization.
Information Security
We conduct our business in compliance with applicable laws on data privacy protection and data security and take reasonable precautions to keep all information obtained from our online visitors secure against unauthorized access and use. If needed to conduct electronic commerce, provided credit card numbers will be used only for payment processing and will not be disclosed to any other third party.
Other Web Sites and Public Forums
Our web site may contain links to other third-party web sites. Polytron is not responsible for the privacy practices of those web sites. We also may make available forums, message boards and news groups to our customers. Please remember that any information disclosed in using those facilities may become public information or may be subject to separate disclosure and use rules, and you should exercise caution when deciding whether to disclose personal information.