This Policy was updated on
07/28/2007
Privacy Overview
A Place of Honor is committed to protecting any personal
information that you provide to us by any means, whether
it is submitted on the A Place of Honor website, submitted
via email, or provided via telephone.
We will never sell or disclose any information you provide
to any third party, ever.
All information collected by A Place of Honor will be
stored on a secure server, which only authorized personnel
have access to.
A Place of Honor may update this policy from time to
time. If and when we do, we will post a temporary notice
on the front page of this website.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding our
privacy policy, please call us at 281-432-0153 between
the hours of 8 a.m. and 8 p.m., or fill out the form
on our contact page, and we will get with you as soon
as possible.
General Statement
1. We are committed to protecting
your privacy. We will only use the information that
we collect about you lawfully.
2. We do not collect any information
without your consent. Any personally identifiable information
that is sent to us via email or contact form(s) from
users over the age of thirteen is keep on file, but
will not be redistributed or posted online. Non-personally
identifiable information (testimonials, stories, comments,
questions, etc.), may be redistributed online, and shared
as we see fit.
3. We use technology to track the
patterns of behavior of visitors to our site. We use
"cookies" which are stored on your browser
only to allow us to track usage patterns, and for interactive
capabilities on this site.
Read our Terms of Use and Disclaimer
Children's Privacy Policy
1. We do not knowingly collect personally
identifiable information from children under the age
of thirteen. If we become aware that we have inadvertently
received personally-identifiable information from a
user under the age of thirteen, we will delete such
information from our records. If we change our practices
in the future, we will obtain prior, verifiable parental
consent before knowingly collecting any personally identifiable
information from children under the age of thirteen.
2. Because we do not collect any personally
identifiable information from children under the age
of thirteen, we also do not knowingly distribute such
information to third parties.
3. Non-personally identifiable information
(testimonials, stories, comments, questions, etc.),
may be redistributed online, and shared as we see fit.
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