Privacy Policy
Everything on Life can be Toff is based from my own experiences. Where I accept the discount or sponsorship from a brand, these will be clearly marked as such.
I promise I’ll still give you my honest opinion of brand reviews and visits.
COPYRIGHT:
All written and photographic content on Life can be Toff is copyright Kim John (unless otherwise stated) and any unauthorised reproduction is not permitted without prior consent.
AFFILIATES:
The site contains some affiliate links, where I’ll get a small commission at no extra cost to you.
Clicks on links for an affiliate partnership will be tracked via a customised link or a a cookie placed on your browser to track any sales for purposes of commissions (see below for info on cookies).
Posts containing affiliate links will be clearly marked as containing affiliate or sponsored links.
PRIVACY:
Life can be Toff collects minimal information from users posting comments – typically a name (real or alias), website and email address.
Your name and website may be displayed on the site if you post a comment, but your email address and privacy will always be kept secure.
As a WordPress hosted site, WordPress may hold information stored and their privacy policy can be found here.
However, I don’t share personal information with third parties. At the bottom of every post or email notification is an easy way to opt-out.
COOKIES:
Life can be Toff uses cookies to uniquely identify users to analyse content performance or post comments.
No personal information is stored in these cookies and it is simply a way to identify your computer.
You can clear or turn off cookies at any time in your Internet browser’s settings.
ADVERTISING:
Any third-party company adverts are not chosen by Life can be Toff – and are not affiliated to Life can be Toff.
Clicks through to these sites are done so at your discretion and any information gathered by such sites should be declared via their own privacy policy.
These companies may use non-personally identifiable information (e.g. time and date, browser type, click stream information, subject of ads clicked or scrolled over) during your visits in order to provide advertisements about goods and services likely to be of greater interest to you.
These companies typically use a cookie or third party web beacon to collect this information.
To learn more about behavioural advertising or to opt-out of this type of advertising, visit networkadvertising.org
