Privacy Policy

What personal data we collect and why we collect it

Forms

Our request a quote form requires name, email address and country details. These details are only used for the purpose of fulfilling the quotation. The details are automatically deleted from the website database after a period of 30 days.

Cookies

Cookies are small pieces of information that websites transfer to your computer hard drive and we use to enable our website to provide features such as automatic login, personalized greetings and storage of items in your Shopping Basket. Cookies can be turned off in your browser or you can be notified when you receive a cookie so you choose whether to accept it. The Help menu of your browser should contain information on how to do this. However, changing these settings may mean that you will not be able to take advantage of some of the advanced features on the site. If you do wish to remove cookies after a visit to the site, perhaps because you are using a shared computer, you can clear the cookies by clicking on the sign out link.

What rights you have over your data

You may obtain details of the personal information we hold on you. Also included in the GDPR you as a customer have a “Right to be forgotten”. This means that you will be able to make a request to us for your personal data to be erased. Please make your request via email to graham@mggarge.co.uk

Where we send your data

The information that you enter may be transferred outside the European Economic Area for the purposes of processing and maintaining your Account with us. Any transfer of personal information outside the European Economic Area will be done so as to ensure that the information is processed only in accordance with our Privacy Policy and in strict compliance with the GDPR.

Financial Information

We do not store your financial details (credit or debit card numbers).

Additional information

If you have any comments, suggestions or concerns about this Privacy Policy please e-mail graham@mggarge.co.uk

Security Breaches

We take the protection of all of your personal data very seriously and have protocols in place to protect it from accidental and malicious leaking.

In the unlikely event that there is a breach of these protocols and we suspect that your personal data may have been compromised, we will inform you as soon as feasibly possible in order to allow you to take any necessary precautions.

This notification will include the following:

• The nature of the personal data breach
• Recommendations for you to mitigate potential adverse effects.

Under the new GDPR rules, we are now obligated to inform the Information Commissioners Office (ICO) of any data breaches with 72 hours of us becoming aware of it (wherever feasible). This is a new piece of legislation that was not previously required under the Data Protection Act (1998).