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Privacy Policy

Personal Information

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Carpet Campaign (UK) Ltd will only use the information you provide on the Website for the specific purpose you request, that is, responding to your e-mail query or competition entry from the website or providing a newsletter. We take care to ensure that the personal information you give us on our websites is protected. For example, our websites have electronic security systems in place, including the use of firewalls and data encryption.

Gaining Access to Your Personal Information

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You can gain access to your personal information. This is subject to some exceptions allowed by law. Factors affecting a right to access include:

• access would pose a serious threat to the life or health of any individual
• access would have an unreasonable impact on the privacy of others
• a frivolous or vexatious request
• the information relates to a commercially sensitive decision making process
• access would be unlawful
• access would prejudice enforcement activities relating to criminal activities and other breaches of law, public revenue, a security function or negotiations with you
• legal dispute resolution proceedings
• denying access is required or authorised by or under law

We will give you reasons if we deny access.

Contact us at info@funonthefloor.com to get a form requesting access. In some cases we may be able to deal with your request over the telephone or via email.

Cookies

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Cookies are files which are sent to your browser and stored on your personal computer's hard disk and are used by most on-line companies. Carpet Campaign (UK) Ltd uses cookies for statistical purposes and to track traffic to the website but and does not use cookies to capture personal information. These cookies do not collect your personal information. You can always disable cookies via your browser preferences. Most modern browsers have cookies turned on as a default. Please remember that cookies cannot read your hard drive or make any information collected by use of a cookie available to any third party. A cookie can only be read by the organisation that sets it.