Laurie & Chris Glockler www.LaurieAndChris.com
	Privacy Information

Privacy is very important to glockler.com and the visitors to this web site. This privacy policy outlines the information that is collected through this web site from visitors. This policy was first published on 10/19/02.

Information we collect

glockler.com may collect information from visitors through a variety of means, such as e-mail forms, guestbook entries, or logged page visits. Visitor options on the startup page are stored in cookies on your computer; We do not have access to this information unless it is specifically given to us.

How we use information

We use the information received for statistical tracking, to identify and block abusers of the web site. The information that we collect through the web site or that is given to me by clients will not be sold or given to anyone for any reason, nor will your e-mail address be added to any mailing lists.

Cookies

Cookies are simple text files stored by your web browser to provide a means of distinguishing among users of this Web Site. The use of cookies is a standard practice among Internet Web Sites. Many pages on glockler.com use "session cookies" to enhance or customize your visit to this Web Site. Session cookies can be created automatically on the device you use to access this Web Site. These session cookies do not contain personal information and do not compromise your privacy or security. A session cookie is erased during operation of your browser or when your browser is closed.

You are also assigned "persistent cookies" in some cases, that are stored on your computer for a specified number of days. This persistent cookie will allow the Web Site to recognize you when you visit the web page again. As of 7/23/2007, glockler.com only uses persistent cookies in the shopping cart.

Unsolicited Bulk E-mail (SPAM)

Glockler.com does not send unsolicited bulk e-mail to anyone, nor does anyone at glockler.com sell e-mail addresses. Occasionally spammers will use someone else's e-mail address as the from address to a spam message, so it looks like Glockler.com sent you the message. We assure you that this is not the case. To help determine who actually sent the message, you must learn how to read e-mail headers. :( Here are a few pages that might help you with that:

• stopspam.org
• mail-abuse.com
• pobox.com
• Google.com search
• AntiSpam software

Glockler.com privacy policy, v0.92 - 1/17/2004