Privacy Policy

Cordial Software Systems Understands How Important Privacy Is to Our Members

We are committed to protecting your privacy and want to make sure that you understand how your membership information is used. We also want you to be aware that you have choices about how we use this information.

What Information We Collect

When you apply for membership, we ask for basic information such as your name, contact information, and date of birth. We keep track of your participation in Cordial Software Systems activities and member services so we can understand our members' interests and evaluate the effectiveness of our offerings. All of this information helps us better serve our members and improve our programs.

Information Sharing

We share your personal information only with companies we have selected to provide official Cordial Software Systems member services or support Cordial Software Systems operations. Some of the providers of Cordial Software Systems member services, pay a fee for access to our membership list. Our contracts with these companies require them to keep the member information strictly confidential, and allow them to use the information only to offer the contracted services to Cordial Software Systems and Cordial Software Systems members.

Finally, we may release personal member information on the rare occasions when we are required to do so by law, or when necessary or appropriate to comply with legal process or to protect or defend Cordial Software Systems and its members. We do not sell or rent member information to telemarketers, mailing list brokers, or any other companies that are not offering Cordial Software Systems-endorsed services or benefits.

For More Information

For more detailed information about our privacy practices, and about privacy on cordialnet.com, please review the frequently asked questions below. To exercise your choices, or ask questions about your membership information, please contact us online, by e-mail at info@cordialnet.com

For more information about online privacy issues generally, we encourage you to visit the Web sites of the Federal Trade Commission, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and the Electronic Privacy Information Center.