Privacy Policy
Our Privacy Policy
About our Internet Transmission Logs
Our Position on Junk e-mail (SPAM)
To Mass Marketers
California Electronic Law
Internet Resources
The MADD Orange County web site does not use cookies nor do we
attempt to obtain information about any individual that visits our site
without their permission.
If you chose to sign up for a mailing list,
you will be added to our database for newsletters and other occasional
mailings. We do not sell our mailing lists to outside individuals
or organizations.
If you become a member of MADD, you will receive notifications that
go to members of MADD and an annual reminder to renew your
dues.
On any of the online forms, you must type in your e-mail address.
It does not
come to us automatically.
If you use the online credit card option to
pay for membership or make a donation, your credit card or checking account information stays with the bank that handles the transaction. We
DO NOT receive any of your personal information.
We provide a form that can be easily
printed if you would like to make a donation or become a member of MADD
by sending a check through the U.S. mail.
We do not list the names of children who participate in our essay
contest, our t-shirt design contest or any other youth programs on the
website. Nor do we list the names of people involved in drunk
driving crashes.
The website is on a separate server from our office records so there
is no way anyone can access any of our files through the Internet.
Our transactions logs show only the IP address of people who visit our site and which
pages are visited. For example, if you visit us via America Online, the
only IP address we see
is for AOL not your individual screen name.
We do not collect e-mail addresses or any other personally identifying
material via our transaction logs. In fact, they cannot be determined by our web hosting
service. The logs help us gauge interest and activity for our various web site
pages as well as help us
plan for future improvements.
We do not send unsolicited spam mail.
To mass marketers: DO NOT send us junk mail, e-mail or fax of any kind without our
permission! We are doing
everything we can to stop the misuse and abuse of the Internet by junk mailers.
We expect and appreciate the same courtesy from others.
Marketers please note:
We send ALL spam to the Federal Trade Commission
(uce@ftc.gov) for investigation as well as to
the ISP
service used.
The State of California has enacted a law effective January 1, 1999 regulating
electronic transmissions (e-mail and fax) of advertising messages to residents of the
state.
AB
1676, Chapter 805 (Debra Bowen, D-Marina del Rey) requires senders of unsolicited
e-mail advertisements ("spam") and fax messages to provide a toll-free
telephone number or e-mail address to be removed
and prohibits the sender from
sending additional spam if the recipient asks the sender to stop. Senders may incur significant
fines if they refuse to obey the law. The US Congress is considering
similar laws.
 The
Privacy Partnership
The Campaign
to Stop Junk E-mail
The Internet Free Speech Online Blue Ribbon
Campaign
This page is http://www.maddorangecounty.org/privacy.htm Page
updated: August 13, 2005
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