Wilson, Washburn & Forster

What Information Does WWF Collect?
Data collected in general
Disclosures to Third Parties.
Credit Card Account Information.
How Does WWF Use Cookies?
What Privacy Issues Arise With Links To Other Sites?
What Means Of Redress Are Available?

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WWF fully respects the privacy of its customers and other visitors to our Web site. WWF is committed to the fact that if electronic commerce and online activities are to flourish, consumers must be assured that information provided online is used responsibly and appropriately. To protect your online privacy, WWF has implemented the following policy.
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What Information Does WWF Collect?
Most of the data WWF collects is used only to help WWF better serve its clients. It is our general policy to only collect and store personal information that our clients and visitors knowingly and voluntarily provide. If our privacy policies change, we will notify all users by e-mail or a special announcement placed on the Web site.

Data collected in general.
WWF does collects limited personal and confidential information from users browsing our Web site for the purpose of providing quotes for property, liability and vehicle insurance. Anyone who doesn’t feel comfortable providing information over the website, should call WWF to provide similar information over the phone or in a face to face meeting.

Disclosures to Third Parties.
WWF only discloses member contact information to insurance companies that we work with when it is necessary to secure coverage for our clients. All information is maintained in accordance with the law and kept in the strictest confidence. WWF does not provide any information to third parties outside of the insurer/insured/agent relationship for marketing purposes, marketing research, sales databases, or any other reason.

Credit Card Account Information.
WWF does not collect any credit card information via the website.

How Does WWF Use Cookies?
Cookies are files that contain information created by a web server that can be stored on a User's hard disk for use either during a particular session ("per-session" cookie) or for future use ("persistent" cookie). WWF from time to time might use cookies only to facilitate automated activity, store and track passwords, determine appropriate solicitations, and review navigation patterns. Cookies are not used to disseminate significant information about Users over the Internet or to analyze any information that Users have knowingly or unknowingly provided. Users may instruct their Internet browsers to opt out of accepting a "persistent" cookie and rather accept only a "per-session" cookie, but will need to login each time they visit the site to enjoy the full benefits. If the user declines the attachment of any cookie, the user may not have access to the full benefits of the website. Registration enables the site to better determine members' interest areas and provide the most relevant information.

What Privacy Issues Arise With Links To Other Sites?
This Web site contains links to other web sites. WWF has no control over and is not responsible for the privacy policies or content of such sites, and the users of the WWF Web Site “click through” at their own risk.

What Means Of Redress Are Available?
If any User suspects WWF has handled its personal information in a manner that does not comply with this privacy statement, please contact us by e-mailing pyanan@wwfins.com or by calling (305) 666-6636.