The Residers' Privacy Policy

The Residers (TheResiders.com) may use any information you submit during your visit to our site for direct communication with you (through email, direct mail or Fan Mail communications), or as strictly necessary to process Fan Club registrations, sweepstakes award notifications, merchandise fulfillment, or similar, or as required by law.  We respect your right to privacy on the Internet and will never sell, trade, donate or rent your personal information.

Ways we may collect and/or use your information:

• Fan Club Communication (through your opt-in)
• Online forms, forums, contests, sweepstakes, e-commerce transactions, etc.

Please keep in mind that if you voluntarily disclose personal information in the public forums (blogs, guestbook, etc.) on this website, the information that you provide may be collected and used by others. This may result in unsolicited messages from other people. You should NEVER disclose personal contact information (i.e. address, phone number, etc.) to strangers in public forums such as blogs, guestbooks, bulletin boards, chat forums, etc. You hereby accept all risks associated with any such disclosure and acknowledge that The Residers, Reside, LLC, TheResiders.com, its agents, administrators, representatives, employees, successors, assigns and attorneys shall have no responsibility or liability as a result of any such disclosure.

Cookies
Cookies are non-personally identifiable information, small pieces of information stored by your browser on your hard drive. They are not programs and cannot be used to read any data or files on your computer and it is unlikely that a cookie will cause a virus. They help us track general trends in the use of the website, so that we can continue to improve your experience on our site.

If you wish not to accept cookies, simply choose the “disable your cookies” option on your web browser, as most web browsers are automatically set up to accept cookies.

Limits of Liabilities and Legal Process
We may be forced to disclose personal information in response to legal matters or should the law require it. This would be an unlikely situation, but information could be requested due to a subpoena, court order or law enforcement agency’s request, in which case we will comply with the law.