• Privacy Policy

We at Critter's Sporthaven Charters are aware of the ever growing concern of Internet users regarding the widespread distribution of their personal information.We have taken measures to protect our customers and visitors privacy. Under no circumstances do we sell or redistribute our email lists to third parties or spammers (bulk email marketing services).

All information submitted to this web-site, whether it is a purchase,  download of a demo product, or simply joining our mailing list, remains confidential. Any information given is for our records only. We keep this information  to notify customers of product upgrades, announcements, and new releases. If a user does not wish to receive this information, they need only check the appropriate box on our form(s), and they will not be included in any future mailings. Also, users can manually request to be removed from any of our mailing's simply by sendingt mail to us.

In order to further protect customer information, certain forms on this web site are run on a secure server, utilizing encryption technology to safeguard all transactions (credit card/online purchases) from unauthorized viewing. We use SSL encryption, with a certificate from VeriSign.

These measures, along with our belief that it is up to the individual to determine who receives and what may be done with their personal information, insure that any information submitted to this web-site will be kept completely confidential. If you have any questions or concerns regarding this matter, please contact us.

• Tips for Secure Web Shopping

Get the basics. Be sure to obtain a mailing address and telephone number for any online business you purchase from. This contact information will come in very handy should any problems arise with your order.

Check the sources. If you have questions about a merchant, call the Better Business Bureau in the city where the merchant is located. You'll find local BBB phone numbers at http://www.bbb.org/bureaus. Also contact Internet Fraud Watch by telephone (800) 876-7060 or via the web, http://www.fraud.org and ask if it has received any complaints about the merchant.

Be security-savvy. Check your browser connection at the selected e-commerce site, make sure a "Padlock" or "Key" symbol (depending upon browser) is displayed, signifying that the merchant incorporates SSL encryption into its order process This symbol will be present on the status bar of your favorite browser.

Always use a credit card. Buying with a credit card lets you contest charges if goods aren't delivered or fall short of claims. Worried about credit card fraud? Federal law generally limits your liability to $50 for purchases made with stolen information.

Report your troubles. The Federal Trade Commission's Web site  http://www.ftc.gov includes an online complaint form for consumers who suspect they've been victimized by online merchants. Internet Fraud Watch maintains a list of Internet-based scams, along with an online complaint form, IFW staff members forward complaints to many participating law-enforcement agencies.

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