This privacy policy is a complete statement of the information we collect and what we use it for.

Data protection

We are registered as Data Controllers with the Office of the Information Commissioner for the UK (registered number Z7072918). All data is collected lawfully and in accordance with Data Protection Act 1998.

Privacy contact

Matters concerning your privacy on this site should be addressed to Kim Rix through her email kim@savvyclub.co.uk.

How data is collected

We collect both non-personally identifiable information from you and personally-identifiable information about you on this web site. Non-personally identifiable data is collected automatically by our servers as you are using the site. Personally identifiable data is collected when you join at the point of joining and when you send messages through the system.

Non-personally identifiable information

Our web servers automatically collect only the following information, even if you do not join the club:

• your ISP
• your IP address
• your web browser type and version
• the number of colours your screen is displaying
• your operating system
• the URL you clicked on to get here

This information is used to improve our service by adapting our pages to display correctly on many different platforms, and also to record number of visitors, page impressions etc which can assist us with marketing our services.

Personally-identifiable information

If you join the club you will need to supply:

• a username and password
• an email address
• the promise that you have read and wish to abide by our rules
• your name and address
• your date of birth
• your marital status
• your occupation
• a photograph of yourself

This information will only be used by The SaVVy Club^®. It will not be used to send you any information unrelated to The SaVVy Club^®. It will not be sold, lent, rented or in any way passed to any third party.

Data Protection law

The SaVVy Club^® Ltd is registered with the Data Protection Commissioner in the UK, and comply fully with the letter and the spirit of UK Data Protection law.