As a global leader in marketing research, 20/20 Research knows the value of information and understands your concerns about privacy. As a result, we believe that you have the right to know how we collect and use your personal information. 20/20 Research values your trust and respects your privacy - and is committed to protecting them.
How does 20/20 Research gather and use customer
information?
When you register to take part in a focus group,
obtain technical support, subscribe to our Qualboard™ service, or respond to our promotional
campaigns we will gather certain information from you to respond
to your request. For example, we will collect personal information
such as your credit card number, contact information, billing and
shipping address and use it to complete your order when subscribing
to our Qualboard™ research tool. When you register to join
our panel we will ask you for a minimum of your name, home phone
number, email address, birth date and gender. We will ask you also
to supply optional demographic information such as race, education
level, etc. In addition, we may use aggregate information to improve
our website, but that information is never personally identifiable.
20/20 Research does not intend to collect information from children
who are under the age of 13. If you are under 13, you should not
provide information on this site and should ask you parent or guardian
to do so for you.
To what parties do we disclose personal information?
Card authorization and fraud screening services. We do not
collect credit card subscription information online, however, if you use a credit card or a debit
card to subscribe to Qualboard™, we will use the highly
secured online services of VeriSign to validate your
card information, to confirm that
the card has not been reported lost or stolen, and to set up
recurring monthly charges for your subscription. That's it. Nobody
else gets personal information from us about you.
Agencies or authorities with whom we are legally required to cooperate.
We may disclose information during the investigation of fraud or
illegal activity. For example, we may disclose personal information in
response to a subpoena, warrant, court order, or comparable legal
process.
Other than those two categories, we do not disclose personal
information collected from our web site to any one. Period.
Note to European Customers: The information you provide us will be transferred outside the European Economic Area for the purpose of processing by 20/20 Research Corporation, its affiliates and agents. By submitting your information, you agree to that international transfer.
What are cookies and how does 20/20 Research
use them?
Like
most companies, 20/20 Research uses cookies to customize our
communication and provide you with better service. Cookies are tiny
bits of information stored on your computer. That file may contain
information used to track the Web pages you have visit or how often
you've visited 20/20 Research's site. The primary reason 20/20 Research
uses cookies is to prepare customized pages for you. You can set your
browser to warn you before accepting cookies, or you can refuse cookies
by turning them off in your browser. For information on cookies and
their potential security risks (however minute), you are encouraged to
visit the W3 Security FAQ Web site.
How Does 20/20 Use Cookies?
We do not store any personally identifiable information in
cookies.
The 20/20 Research and Qualboard™ use cookies to log and track IP addresses to get an accurate count of users visiting our site, what they looked for while at the site, how many pages they viewed and similar tracking data. This information is used in an aggregate form to help us improve the content of our sites, to evaluate trends and to predict demand for services. IP addresses of visitors to our sites are logged and tracked for systems administration purposes (such as to help diagnose problems with our server, and to administer our website) and to track a user's session (to give us an idea of which parts of our site people are visiting). We do not link your IP addresses to anything personally identifiable.
In the future, 20/20 Research may choose to use cookies for other purposes, but if so, we will modify this policy to say how.
How secure is the personal information I provide
20/20 Research?
20/20 Research believes that it uses reasonable precautions,
including a firewall, to protect your personal information. For our
online discussion groups (Qualboard™) we automatically encrypt all information in transit
between
your computer and our server using the Secure Sockets Layer protocol (SSL) with an
encryption key length of 128-bits. (To crack a message encrypted
with such a key by brute force would take significantly longer than
the age of the universe using conventional technology.) Before you register or log in to
a Qualboard™ discussion,
our server checks that you're using an approved browser--one that uses SSL
3.0 or higher.
Once your information reaches us, it resides on a server that is heavily protected. We maintain physical, electronic, and procedural safeguards on your information. Only authorized employees are permitted to access customer information. Authorized employees have been trained on how to handle information properly and are subject to strict limitations and guidelines in the handling of that information. Only a very small number of authorized employees is ever permitted to access customer credit card information, and that information is never stored on our computers.
How can I manage my personal information or
change my opt-in/out status?
If you wish to change your email address, change your preferences
or opt-out from receiving 20/20 Research communications, you can
update this information by using our email support, or call us at
1-800-737-2020. You can also fill in the Join Our Panel form
again, making changes to previously registered information (i.e.
telephone number, email address, etc.).
How can I contact 20/20 Research if I have any
further questions?
North American customers may use our email support, or call us at
1-800-737-2020.
All other inquires may use our email support, or call us at 011-615-777-2020
Disclaimer: 20/20 Research is dedicated to continually improving its websites by adding new functionality, products, services and programs. Because of those improvements - along with the changes in the law, technology, and 20/20 Research's business - 20/20 Research reserves the right to change, modify, add, or remove portions of this Privacy Policy at any time. The latest version of our privacy policy will be available on our web site and will indicate the date that it went into affect. We encourage you to review our Privacy Policy whenever you use this website to make sure you always understand how your information will be used.
