Your privacy is very important to GuestToGuest. This page describes how we protect your information and your privacy:
The purpose of our limited collection of your personal information is to enable us to:
When you become a member of GuestToGuest, you accept that we collect and save the following personal information:
We do not sell, rent or give away your personal information for marketing purposes without your formal consent. If you do not wish to receive marketing information from us or from our partners,
you simply have to indicate it in your profile.
The only way your information would be shared is to meet our legal requirements, enforce our rules, defend our rights, and the property or the safety of anyone.
We can also communicate your data to partner companies, provided that you have explicitly agreed to it beforehand.
We use cookies on some of our pages to analyze the traffic on these pages; to personalize our services, content and ads. We also use cookies to measure the efficiency of our promotional campaigns and to promote trust and security. You can easily clear these cookies by clearing the browsing history of your navigator, although doing so will be detrimental to your experience using our website.
You cannot use our tools to send to other members unsolicited messages or any other content that would violate our terms of use. If you send an email to someone who is not a GuestToGuest member (by using the "invite a friend" tool for instance), we will not permanently store this email, and we will not use it for our marketing purposes. We will not sell or rent this email in any way.
Do not share your GuestToGuest password to anyone. If you do share it with others, please keep in mind that you are responsible for any actions that they will commit from your account.
You can have access to amend all of the information that we store at any moment through your profile or your home postings.
This privacy document is a translation of the French one. In the case of a discrepancy between the two, the French version will be considered authoritative.