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PRAIRIE FIRE
PRIVACY POLICY
Prairie Fire Press, Inc., wishes to assure you that we
have taken precautions concerning the privacy and protection of your personal
information.
What personal information is collected?
We collect your name, street address, city, province/state,
postal/zip code. On occasion (such as when you enter our contests) we
collect email addresses and phone numbers so that we may contact you.
If you used your credit card to pay for a subscription we collect that
information as well and use it only for the transaction you have requested.
Why do we collect your personal information?
Prairie Fire Press collects your personal information foremost to
fulfill your subscription(s) to Prairie Fire, or to fulfill gifts of same you may give to others.
Prairie Fire Press also collects this information so
that we may send you subscription billings, renewal notices, other subscription
information/offers, readership surveys, donor letters and announcements
of upcoming events.
By subscribing to the magazine, your consent to the foregoing
is implied.
Personal information and third-parties
We may disclose
your name and address to independent contractors such as a mailing house
in order to assist us in fulfilling your subscription.
Occasionally, we make our list available to other like-minded
magazines or umbrella organizations such as Magazines Canada or the Manitoba
Magazine Publishers' Association for the purposes of direct marketing.
If you DO NOT wish to receive such information,
please let us know by mailing, e-mailing, phoning or faxing us.
This opt-out option is present on our masthead under
the banner, "Mailing Preference." You will also find it on our
renewals and a variety of other forms used by Prairie Fire Press.
How do we store your personal information?
Your
personal information is stored on a database that is accessible by one
member of our staff and is accessed by personal password by that individual
only. There are no paper copies made of the mailing list. Subscription
cards with your personal information are stored securely.
How long do we keep your personal information?
The Canadian
Customs and Revenue Agency specifies that we may keep your personal information
for up to seven years.
How do we destroy your personal information?
Electronic
contact information is deleted. Any subscriber cards or other forms with
your personal information are destroyed and recycled.
How you can keep your information current
If your personal
information has changed, please contact us by writing, phoning, faxing,
or e-mailing us with the new information. This will ensure that your personal
information is kept up-to-date and that you receive prompt service.
Privacy Officer
The Privacy Officer for Prairie Fire Press is Janine Tschuncky.
You may contact her if you have any questions.
(26/06/07)
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