As a matter of fact, surveys have clearly shown that most visitors want to read a website's Privacy Policy Statement from the moment the home page appears before they decide to explore the rest of the website - let alone bookmark the website location so they can return time and again.

CattBoxx.com is united and serious when it comes to our Privacy Policy.

We will NOT sell, provide, lend, give away or allow others to see or have email listings of visitors to our website. The only email addresses you can see on our website are those where the owners have specifically allowed us to use their email addresses (usually in clickable link format) for CattBoxx.com purposes.

Email is NOT secure. As a result, we will never send you confidential information in an email message. And we encourage you to not send confidential email messages to us that disclose any information - personal or otherwise - that discloses your address, telephone number(s), social security number, credit card numbers, etc. And it's a good habit to form to NOT send such information in ANY email you send to ANYBODY, FOR ANY REASON.

We don't use Cookies, we don't keep track of where you go or how long you stay when you are visiting our website, and we will not allow pop up ads within our website. We do have software on our servers that keeps track of technical information that allows us to refine and maintain our website so it will function with a wide variety of browsers running on a wide variety of computers. But the information that it gathers is NOT specific to any one visitor of our website. The information is gathered and presented in aggregate form specifically for the purpose of adjusting our website so it will work efficiently and effectively every time you visit.

In short, our Privacy Policy adheres to the philosophy of our mission statement:

"www.CattBoxx.com is the foundation of a World Wide Web that champions Self-less Web sites and the individuals, organizations and businesses that really respect themselves and their positive dealings with visitors to their web sites."

To forward unwanted or deceptive spam to the FTC send it to spam@uce.gov, and be sure to include the full email header.

If you think you have been taken advantage of by a spam scam, file a complaint with the FTC online at www.ftc.gov . Complaints will help the FTC find and stop people who are using spam to defraud consumers.

Click here to learn more about how to avoid spam scams and reduce the clutter in your in-box.

Background:

The Federal Trade Commission receives about 300,000 samples of deceptive spam – forwarded by computer users – each day, and stores it in a database. The FTC and its law enforcement partners use the database to generate cases against people who use spam to spread false or misleading information about their products or services.

The FTC’s spam database has served as the basis for FTC cases involving pyramid schemes, money-making chain letters, credit card scams, credit repair scams, bogus weight-loss plans, fraudulent business opportunities, and other scams that were promoted via email.

How Not to Get Hooked by a ‘Phishing’ Scam

Click How Not to Get Hooked by a ‘Phishing’ Scam to download a PDF file that explains important issues regarding your security and privacy while using email and online browsing.