Last revised: September 4, 2018

We understand that you use our site and apps with the expectation that we will protect your privacy, and, as such, we take your privacy seriously. Please read this Privacy Policy carefully. Your accessing or using this site and our apps constitutes your understanding and consent to the practices set forth in this Privacy Policy.

This Privacy Policy applies only to this website and our apps, owned and operated by Ealdorman, Inc. Websites linked to or from this website are not covered by this Privacy Policy.

The BikeBeltline website uses cookies, including cookies for Google Analytics and a device identifier from BikeBeltline.

How we handle any information you provide can be categorized into two distinct but linked baskets.

Data we actively save as part of your interaction with our BikeBeltline services:

• We save email addresses that you provide so we may send you receipts. For users who have BikeBeltline accounts, we send emails for important account-related issues, such as password reset, as well as occasional emails for which you may opt out.
• We save addresses used for deliveries.
• When you are using the BikeBeltline mobile app, we do not store any information about your location whatsoever.
• Sensitive payment information you provide, including sensitive credit card information, never touches our servers. We do not maintain sensitive credit card, such as CSV numbers or full credit card numbers. That data is maintained by Stripe, Inc., which we cannot access.

Data that may be collected by third-party services that we utilize:

• We utilize various APIs as part of the services we provide, including services offered by Google, Last Mile Ninja, Amazon, Inc. and Stripe, Inc.
• Any information collected by any third-party services is subject to the policies of providers of those services.

We will not sell any personally identifiable information that you provide as part of the normal use of our services. We believe such blatant disrespect for our user's collective privacy is simply wrong.

We value your privacy, and we value the trust you place in us to protect your privacy.