In order to provide you with interactive computer investments services, Crate Trade collects, uses, and shares certain information about you. This policy explains what we collect, with whom we share it, and how you can interact with Crate Trade in order to ensure the accuracy of the data we collect, use, and share.

A. The information Crate Trade collects from you helps Crate Trade better serve the online community by continually personalizing the electronic investments services Crate Trade provides. Crate Trade collects and maintains the following data:

1. Information that you provide to us: Crate Trade receives and stores all information that you enter on our website and our transfer pages. This includes; (a) sign-up page: your e-mail address, your first name, your last name, your address, your city, your state or region, your post or zip code, your country, and your agreement to be bound by Crate Trade's terms and conditions; (b) Transfer page: your account name, Recipient account name, amount, your e-mail address, your first name, your last name, your date of birth, your phone number, your street address, your city, your state, your post or zip code, the name of the person on the account, your agreement to be bound by Crate Trade's terms and conditions. You are obligated to provide Crate Trade with accurate and up-to-date information, and failure to provide Crate Trade with such information could void any Agreement between you and Crate Trade. We use the information that you provide for such purposes as processing your purchase request, responding to customer service inquiries, loss prevention, improving our service, communicating with you, and allowing our clients to provide customer service and fulfill their obligations to you.

2. Information that we automatically receive: Crate Trade receives and stores certain information whenever you download web pages, or send us e-mail or forms. For example, Crate Trade employs "cookie" technology. We do this so that we can recognize you when you re-visit our URLs. Additionally, we identify the numerical IP address assigned to your computer by your Internet Service Provider.

3. E-mail Correspondence: Crate Trade often requests a confirmation when you receive and open an e-mail communication delivered by Crate Trade. We archive all e-mail sent in and out of our network, and we identify the origination IP address of all mail sent into our network. We require that you refrain from "forging headers" or sending "SPAM".

4. Information from third parties: From time to time, Crate Trade requests and receives information from third parties and compares it to the information that you have provided. The main purpose for this is that of loss prevention.

5. Protection of Crate Trade and third parties: Crate Trade will not release any data to any third party or any other client.

B. Crate Trade utilizes Secure Socket Layer (SSL) software when receiving and transmitting electronic payments. Crate Trade encrypts the information you provide. Crate Trade employs the following security measures:

1. Crate Trade conducts background and credit checks on all of its employees prior to employment.
2. Crate Trade employs a username password scheme in order to limit and archive access to its computer network by its employees, and third parties.
3. Crate Trade's facility utilizes automatic locking doors that require a special security card for entry, and different levels of access exist throughout the Crate Trade premises. Crate Trade video-tapes key areas of its facility.

C. Crate Trade allows you access to certain information about you for the limited purpose of viewing, updating, and in some instances deleting from our system any information deemed inaccurate. Any requests to access your information may be directed to by email to: privacy[@] CrateTrade.com.

Spam Policy

Spam is flooding the Internet with many copies of the same message, in an attempt to force the message on people who would not otherwise choose to receive it. e-mail spam targets individual users with direct mail messages and costs the sender very little to send. Most of the costs are paid for by the recipient or the carriers rather than by the sender.

Crate Trade doesn't condone the use of spam and the sending of unsolicited e-mail in any form, nor do we control other Web sites involvement and/or practices in this area.