Paragon Printers (PPA) values the strong relationships we have with our clients and is committed to ensuring your personal information is dealt with in accordance with the Privacy Amendment (Private Sector) Act 2000.

We will not reveal your personal information to external parties except for the purposes of fulfilling your request for a quote or print order. This also applies if you are requesting an online quote from our website.

PPA may disclose information to other companies within the Paragon Australasia Group but we are not in the practice of selling or renting client personal information to outside third parties.

E-mail/website

When emailing a member of staff at PPA your email address will only be used for the purpose for which you provided it and will not be added to any list or disclosed without your consent. We do not under any circumstances release email addresses of users to third parties.

Our website contains links to other sites, which may be of interest to our clients. PPA does not take responsibility for the privacy provisions or content of these linked sites.

Paragon Printers Australasia collects information about visits to the Paragon Printers Australasia website. The following information is stored:

• User's server address.
• User's operating system. (eg. Apple, Windows etc)
• User's top level domain name. (eg. .com, .au, .net etc)
• The date and time of the visit to the site.
• The pages accessed and the documents downloaded.
• The referrer site.
• The type of browser used.

This information is collected for statistical purposes only and no attempt is made by Paragon Printers Australasia to identify the user or their surfing activities.

Cookies

A cookie is a short piece of data that is sent from a web server to a web browser on the user's machine when the browser visits the server's site. The cookie is stored on the user's machine, but it is not an executable program and cannot do anything to your machine.

Whenever a web browser requests a file from the same web server that sent the cookie, the browser sends a copy of the cookie back to the server along with the request. In this way, the server knows you have visited before and can coordinate your access to different pages on its website. A server cannot find out a name or e-mail address, or anything about a user's computer, by using cookies.

If you prefer not to receive cookies, you can adjust your internet browser to refuse cookies or to warn you when cookies are being used.

More information

For more information about the National Privacy Principles, see the Federal Privacy Commissioner's website - http://www.privacy.gov.au