Privacy Policy

Effective April 21, 2000 for all websites in which children under the age of 13 may be in the general audience, there is a new law called COPPA. Childrens online privacy protection act. You may find more information at KidsPrivacy.org or the full story at FTC.gov

At Netctr.com, it is our policy to respect and protect the safety and privacy of our visitors. We ask our visitors to follow our safety rules, especially those regarding privacy and their personal information. We also adhere to strict behavior rules in order to protect the privacy of all viewers.

This site does not itself use cookies which are usually used for tracking purposes.

We do not collect nor save any information of any personal sort other than what is posted on any of the viewable pages like the guestbook. Here users may leave a comment, home page link and an email address if they like. It is all optional.

If a person wishes to write an email to us, typically asking "where can I find...", then we will try to provide a response however we do not save any of this information.

We do not sell nor give anyones personal information to anyone outside of this organization.

We do collect ip address, page visited, time, browser type and referring site. This is the general server log files and are the same information that all web sites collect whether they admit it or not. This data, by itself, cannot in any way be used to determine anyones personal information. We use this for the purposes of system administration and to report only aggregate information to our advertisers/sponsors (which at this time there are none and have never been any).

We do not personally market anything to anyone. We do have a book buying page however they only report aggregate sales information and nothing more to me.

All email addresses that are posted on this site are invalid as-is to protect users from email gathering robots.

Additionaly Google now requires me to state that third parties may be placing and reading cookies on your users’ browser, or using web beacons to collect information, in the course of ads being served on this website. Further information on this and user options for cookie management can be found at Googles own privacy page.

Children: Here are some important things to know about surfing, privacy and your personal information:

1. Never give out your last or family name, your home address or your phone number in chat rooms, on bulletin boards, or to online pen-pals.
2. Don’t tell other kids your screenname, user ID or password.
3. Look at a website’s Privacy Policy to see how the site uses the information you give them.
4. Surf the Internet with your parents. If they aren’t available, talk to them about the sites you’re visiting.
5. Talk about the site’s Privacy Policy with your parents so that you and your parents will know what information the site collects about you and what it does with the information.
6. Websites must get your parent’s permission before they collect many kinds of information from you.
7. If a website has information about you that you and your parents don’t want it to have, your parents can ask to see the information – and they can ask the website to delete or erase the information.
8. Sites are not supposed to collect more information than they need about you for the activity you want to participate in. You should be able to participate in many activities online without having to give any information about yourself.
9. If a site makes you uncomfortable or asks for more information than you want to share, leave the site.

For further information or to have any personal information removed from the site please contact us through this form.