This privacy policy statement sets out the data processing practices carried out through your use of this web site by Experian Limited, its holding companies and subsidiaries (“the Group”).
If you have any requests concerning your personal information or any queries with regard to these practices please contact us at uarenquiries@uk.experian.com.
Cookies may be used by us to provide you with customised information from our web site. A cookie is an element of data that a web site can send to your browser, which may then store it on your system. Cookies allow us to understand who has seen which pages and advertisements, to determine how frequently particular pages are visited and to determine the most popular areas of our web site. Cookies may also allow us to make our web site more user friendly by, for example, allowing us to save your password so that you do not have to re-enter it every time to visit our web site.
We use cookies so that we can give you a better experience when you return to our web site. Most web browsers automatically accept cookies. You do not have to accept cookies, and you should read the information that came with your browser software to see how you can set up your browser to notify you when you receive a cookie, this will give you the opportunity to decide whether to accept it. If you disable cookies from your browser you may not be able to access certain features of a particular web site.
Temporary cookies - This cookie contains information to help us to understand which pages an individual visits within the site, how long the user stays on each page and the current order details. This is to enable us to understand our customers' use of the site and where appropriate make improvements. No personally identifiable data is contained within the cookie. The main cookie used in this website is ASP.NET_SessionId.
Third party cookies - We may allow third party organisations to set cookies using this website in order to deliver services. The main cookies used in this website are _utma, _utmb, _utmz. These cookies collect anonymised statistical information about web site usage. Information such as which page the consumer visited, where they originated from and how long they were on the site are included in the cookie. For information about this cookie and how to reject or delete it go to http://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.
Most web browsers automatically accept cookies. However you do not have to accept cookies and you can, should you choose at any time, reject or block the use of cookies and delete all cookies currently stored on your device.
You can find out how to do this for your particular browser by clicking “help” on your browser's menu, or by visiting: www.allaboutcookies.org. For example, in Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0 you can delete cookies by selecting “Tools/Internet Options”, clicking on “Delete” in the Browsing History section and then selecting “delete cookies”. Options to accept, block, or require notification for the use of cookies are found under: “Tools/Internet Options/Privacy/Advanced”. Please be aware however that if you chose to block cookies you may not be able to access certain features of this web site.
For information on how to reject or delete cookies on the browser of your mobile device you may need to refer to the device's manual.
If we collect any personal data from you, you have the right to receive information about the personal data we hold about you (for which we may charge a small fee). The statutory fee is currently £10.00.
If at any time you no longer wish to receive any of our e-bulletins, newsletters or other information for which you have subscribed via this website, then please contact us so that we can remove your relevant details.
We may make changes to this Privacy Policy from time to time. You should check this page regularly to see our most up to date policy. We will tell you about any changes to this Privacy policy by showing the date of the changes in the 'Last updated' section below. By using the website after the date we make any changes, you are agreeing to the changes.
Last updated: 19 April 2012