Piggybax.co.uk Terms of Use
Use of this web site confirms acceptance of the terms and conditions.

Whilst every effort has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information on this website, Piggybax Ltd regularly review the contents of the site which is subject to change from time to time. It is the responsibility of visitors to this site to verify the accuracy of all relevant facts before entering into any factual, financial or other commitment based upon them.

Where links are provided to web sites outside the Piggybax Ltd web site these are for information only and Piggybax Ltd cannot be held responsible for the material, accuracy, opinions expressed or information contained on those sites.

Privacy
The Piggybax Ltd web site will process information about you in the following ways:
Personal details given to us by you via on-line forms will be used to provide you with information, goods or services you have requested, such as consultation or training. The details you provide will not be used for marketing purposes unless you have been informed of this and been given the opportunity to opt-out of having your details used for this purpose;
information provided by you via feedback forms or questionnaires will be used to improve our site; logging information, such as your machine's IP address, is collected automatically by the server and used for statistical purposes only; cookies may be used to collect user data to enhance your experience of our site. For example, we may use cookies to determine whether your browser can accept a particular type of software, or to stop pop-up boxes appearing each time you visit our site. We may use cookies for other purposes in the future, as our site develops and this statement will be amended to reflect any such changes. Information about you will only be disclosed to relevant employees of Piggybax Ltd, and will not be revealed to third parties outside Piggybax Ltd.

Summary of terms
Browser - software used to locate and display web site pages
Cookies - files stored on the user's machine which are designed to identify users and collect user information
IP address - the Internet Protocol address is an identifier allocated to a computer using the internet. IP addresses may be static (a particular computer always has the same address) or dynamic (the address is different each time the computer connects to the internet).