Privacy Policy
At Skyton Group LLC, we are fully committed to the protection and security of the information provided to us by you, our clients, and others who use our web site. We want you to be comfortable and confident about your privacy, so you can enjoy participating in our online offerings and so that we can better serve your needs.
Our Privacy Statement discloses what you will want to know about our approach to privacy and how your personal information is collected and used. Your use of our web site constitutes your acceptance of this Privacy Statement and your consent to the practices it describes.
What information we collect:
Generally speaking, our web site is informational. Your “personally identifiable information”, that is, information about you as an individual which would permit someone to contact you, is requested in order for us to send you information such as free bulletins, reports and emails, to enable us to search for real estate properties meeting your search criteria, and to contact you via telephone and / or email in order to begin the process of buying property or listing your property for sale. We do not collect any personally identifiable information unless you voluntarily provide it.
As is the case when you visit most Web sites, to administer our site, your visit triggers the automatic logging of certain anonymous information about your computer system such as the type of browser you use, the server name and your “IP” (Internet Protocol) address. (When your web browser or email application requests a web page or email from another computer using the Internet, it automatically gives that computer your computer’s “address” so it knows where it should send the information. This is called your computer’s “IP address.”) This anonymous information does not contain any personally identifiable information about you.
Opt out:
A person can opt out of communications at any time by checking the “please remove my name from your email list” option contained in every email or by emailing (info@skytonregroup.com) and asking to be removed from future correspondence.