U.S. Privacy Statement for
Innovative Pest Management Associates, Inc. (Last updated)  1/Apr/20

Innovative Pest Management Associates, Inc. (IPMA) takes safeguarding online privacy very seriously. Please read the following to understand IPMA's privacy practices.

From time to time, IPMA may need to change it's privacy statement because of changes in its business, or in it's attempts to serve your needs better. IPMA will use reasonable efforts to publish any changes to its privacy statement.

What information does IPMA gather?
There are times when IPMA may need to gather specific information from you such as your name and address, among other personal information. Information that is essential for IPMA to provide the products that are requested by you is generally designated as "Required". Additional information that would allow IPMA flexibility in providing its products, and may be used for internal statistical studies or market research, is generally indicated as "Optional". The choice of how much personally identifiable information you disclose to IPMA is completely at your discretion. It is never mandatory for you to answer any question, although it may limit the products that IPMA is able to offer.

How does IPMA use personal information?
When you submit personal information to IPMA, you understand that you are agreeing to allow IPMA, it's subsidiaries, and its affiliates, access to, storage of, and use of, the data in any of the countries where IPMA, its subsidiaries, and its affiliates, do business, whether inside or outside of the United States. IPMA may use the personal information you submit for any purposes related to IPMA's business, including, but not limited to, generating statistical studies, conducting market research, improving its products and services, sending you surveys, and notifying you of product upgrades and updates, new products, special offers, and conventions and any other changes within IPMA that may affect you.

What choices do you have about how your personal information is used and what is IPMA's commitment to data quality and reliability?
IPMA respects your privacy and realizes that not everyone likes to receive special offers or information. If you would like your name deactivated from IPMA's lists, or if you would like to unsubscribe from IPMA's e-mail bulletins, please use the contact information below to request that IPMA deactivate you from its lists. Be sure to include your name, postal address, telephone number, information contained in your IPMA mailer, and/or other necessary information requested for deactivation. If you believe that IPMA may not have your correct and current personal information, you may update your information any time by using the contact information below to inform IPMA of changes in your personal information. IPMA will use reasonable efforts to honor your requests, but we appreciate your patience in allowing us a reasonable amount of time for processing.

Does IPMA share the information that it gathers with third parties?
No.

Does IPMA share the information that it gathers with government agencies or law enforcement?
IPMA reserves the right to monitor, and disclose to, government officials or law enforcement, without your consent, any communications and personally identifiable information, whenever prompted to do so, by legal authorities, even when you have requested that your information not be disclosed to third parties.

What is IPMA's commitment to data security?
IPMA recognizes your concern for security, and will use reasonable efforts to establish secure connections with you and to limit access to databases containing personal information to authorized personnel only.

Does IPMA use "cookies"?
"Cookies" give users a unique, random ID by storing small text files onto a user's computer hard drive with the user's browser. Cookies enable a web site to track a user's activities on a web site. For example, a cookie could be used to save users time so they do not have to choose a country site each time they visit IPMA's web site. At this time IPMA does not use cookies, but, IPMA may, however, use cookies on its web site in the future.

What are IPMA's contact procedures?
If you believe IPMA has not adhered to its privacy statement, if you would like to be deactivated from IPMA's lists, or if you would like to update your personal information, you may notify IPMA by e-mail. IPMA will use reasonable efforts to promptly resolve any issues.

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