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Paxfire Privacy Policy
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Paxfire takes privacy very seriously. This Privacy Policy describes the principles and practices that apply to information collected from end-users, whether directly or through an Internet Service Provider.
The Paxfire Service:
Paxfire works with Internet Service Providers and other partners to provide relevant search results when a user makes a query that is not resolvable. A non-resolvable query occurs when a user clicks on a link that does not work or enters an incomplete or incorrect web address into the address bar of their browser. Paxfire and its third party search providers provide suggestions to help in the form of links to sites on the Internet. When users click on one of these links, Paxfire and its suppliers are not responsible for such third party sites. Users should review the privacy statements of any other sites they visit, because those privacy statements will apply to visits to such other sites.
Collection of Personal Information:
Paxfire does not collect or capture any personally identifiable information. Paxfire may collect anonymous information related to use of the Internet, which may include current IP address, queries, or the IP address to which a query was directed. Paxfire takes appropriate security measures to protect against unauthorized access to, or disclosure of collected information. In no event will Paxfire use or sell information which relates to a user’s personally identifiable use of the Internet.
How Paxfire uses the information collected:
Paxfire uses information collected to improve our services, develop new services, diagnose technical problems, improve and deliver content, allocate the resources of our systems, and audit compliance with our contractual obligations.
To whom Paxfire discloses information:
From time to time, Paxfire may disclose collected information:
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To organizations that perform services for or on behalf of Paxfire, which may include research, marketing, data processing, or to measure the use of our services.
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To protect ourselves against liability or prevent fraudulent activity; or where it is necessary to permit us to pursue available remedies or limit any damages that Paxfire may sustain, to effect a corporate transaction, in connection with the sale, merger, spin-off, or other corporate reorganization of our corporation, where the information is provided to the new controlling entity in regular course of business.
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To a user’s Internet Service Provider.
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Where the information is public.
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To our insurers, regulatory agencies, to comply with a subpoena, warrant or court (or similar) order.
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To a person who needs the information because of an emergency that threatens the life, health, or security of an identifiable person or group, or where necessary to collect monies owing to us.
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Protective Measures for End-Users:
Paxfire will not, at any time, request credit card information, Member ID, login password, or national identification numbers. For more information about the practice known as "phishing," and to learn how to protect themselves in online transactions, users may want to visit the Federal Trade Commission at http://www.ftc.gov/.
Changes to this Privacy Policy:
Paxfire may change or supplement this Privacy Policy from time to time. Paxfire may also undergo a change of ownership. Paxfire will post an appropriate notice of changes to the Privacy Policy and changes or ownership at Paxfire.com. Privacy Policy changes will apply to the information collected from the date Paxfire posts the revised Privacy Policy at Paxfire.com, as well as to existing information held by Paxfire.
Contact Information:
For questions or concerns about the collection or use of information by Paxfire, please contact our Privacy Officer at:
Privacy Officer
Paxfire Inc.
45665 Willow Pond Plaza
Sterling, VA 20164
E-mail: legal@paxfire.com
Phone: (703) 435-6375
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