Our policies and procedures for handling customer information have been created with the understanding that there continues to be constant change in internet technologies. With this change also comes change in internet business methods to keep up with the technological changes. As a result, WHARTON CURTIS’s policies and procedures are subject to change.
As we strive to provide the services requested by our clients, we constantly, collect, accumulate and store information and communications that may be deemed private or sensitive to certain individuals and/or bodies. Some of this information – such as the customer’s name, address, telephone number, and credit card data – is provided to WHARTON CURTIS by its customers in order to establish service. Other information – such as the customer’s account status, choice of services, and customer logs – is created and maintained by WHARTON CURTIS in the normal course of providing service.
Data Security
WHARTON CURTIS will protect the confidentiality of its customers’ information, account information and personal communications to the fullest extent possible and consistent with the law and the legitimate interests of WHARTON CURTIS, its partners, its employees and other customers of WHARTON CURTIS’s services. To protect the loss, misuse, and alteration of information that is collected from customers, WHARTON CURTIS has necessary physical, electronic, and managerial procedures in place.
Opt Out & Modifications
Customers may opt out of receiving notices of new or upgraded products from WHARTON CURTIS and WHARTON CURTIS partners by sending a request to admin@whartoncurtis.com. In this request to admin@whartoncurtis.com. Customers must identify: service purchased from WHARTON CURTIS, domain name (if applicable), contact information, and the date the service was purchased. However, customers may not opt out of receiving information from WHARTON CURTIS, which is essential for maintaining or updating customers’ accounts or system information.
Disclosure of customer information and communications
WHARTON CURTIS will not otherwise disclose its customers’ personal and account information unless WHARTON CURTIS has reason to believe that disclosing such information is necessary to identify, make contact with, or bring legal action against someone who may be causing harm or interfering with the rights or property of WHARTON CURTIS, its customers, or others, or where WHARTON CURTIS has a good faith belief that the law requires such disclosure.
WHARTON CURTIS also will not, except for reasons stated below, disclose to third parties the contents of any electronic mail or other electronic communications that WHARTON CURTIS stores or transmits for its customers. The circumstances under which WHARTON CURTIS will disclose such electronic customer communications are when:
- it is necessary in order to provide service to the customer;
- it is necessary to protect the legitimate interests of WHARTON CURTIS and its customers;
- it is required to cooperate with interception orders, warrants, or other legal process that WHARTON CURTIS determines in its sole discretion to be valid and enforceable; and
- it is necessary to provide to a law enforcement agency when the contents are inadvertently obtained by WHARTON CURTIS and appear to pertain to the commission of a crime.
WHARTON CURTIS disclaims any intention to censor, edit or engage in ongoing review or surveillance of communications stored on or transmitted through its facilities by customers or others. WHARTON CURTIS will, however, review, delete or block access to communications that may harm WHARTON CURTIS, its customers or third parties. The grounds on which WHARTON CURTIS may take such action include, but are not limited to, actual or potential violations of WHARTON CURTIS Terms and Conditions.