Welcome to the privacy policy page for Bike Loans Australia overseen by Clark Family Pty Ltd. This document pertains to your interactions with our website.
We cherish your privacy, and this policy underlines our dedication to safeguarding it. Below, you will find an outline of our data collection and distribution strategies.
Our Approach to Information Gathering
When you submit a referral request for financial services, Bike Loans Australia collects necessary details such as your name, contact number, Email address, and other service-specific information. This data is essential to ensure an accurate response to your inquiries.
This information is shared with trusted partners in our service network solely for fulfilling your requests. It is important to note that these third-party providers are bound to use your data exclusively for this purpose unless notified otherwise by us.
Be assured, your personal and contact information will remain confidential and will never be shared outside the intended scope.
Be mindful: While our site includes links to others, Clark Family Pty Ltd holds no responsibility for the privacy practices or content of these external sites.
Understanding Cookies
Bike Loans Australia employs cookies to enhance user experience and ensure smooth browsing. These cookies help in logging session details and monitoring pages visited, enabling us to refine system performance and avoid any redundancy in user engagement.
Advertising via Third-Parties
Our website may feature ads served by third-party companies. These ads use technologies like cookies and tracking pixels to assess and enhance advertising impact. The collected anonymous info from visits can be crucial for tailored advertising strategies and performance evaluations.
Accessing Your Data
You have the right to access your personal information within certain legal limitations. Should access be denied, we will provide an explanation. To facilitate this, reasonable costs for handling and postage may be charged.
For access requests, please reach out to us. For security, we might ask you to submit a written request.
Privacy Policy Updates
Our privacy policy is evolving, and we periodically update it to align with market standards and expectations.
Questions or Concerns?
For any queries regarding our privacy practices or data handling processes, kindly get in touch. We are here to assist you.
You may also seek further guidance from the Australian Federal Privacy Commissioner by calling 1300 363 992.
Raising a Concern
If you believe there's been a breach of our privacy policy or feel your privacy hasn't been adequately respected, please lodge a complaint with us directly by contacting Bike Loans Australia. We strive for prompt resolution. Additionally, unsatisfied grievances can be escalated to the Australian Federal Privacy Commissioner at 1300 363 992.
Got more questions about this policy or your experiences on our site? Contact us, and we'll be happy to help.
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