DEFINITIONS.
• We, our, and us mean Cash Tyme.
• You and your mean all of our past and present customers. A customer includes
any consumer who has applied for or obtained a financial product or service from
us.
• Nonpublic personal information means information about you that we collect
when we provide a financial product or service to you. Nonpublic personal information
does not include information about you that is available from public sources,
such as telephone directories or government records.
• Affiliate means a company we control, a company that controls us, or
a company that is controlled by the same company that controls us.
• Nonaffiliated third party means a person or company that is not one of
our affiliates.
• Opt-Out means your election to prevent us from sharing nonpublic personal
information about you with our affiliates or with nonaffiliated third parties,
subject to the exceptions described below. You can exercise your right to opt-out
by completing, signing, and mailing the Opt-Out Notification attached below.
INFORMATION
CONTAINED IN THIS PRIVACY STATEMENT. This
Privacy Statement relates to all personally
identifiable financial information about
you that we obtain when we offer or consider
offering a product or service to you. It
covers the information we gather about
you either during the course of our relationship
or after the relationship has been terminated.
INFORMATION
WE GATHER FROM YOU. We collect
nonpublic personal information about you
from your credit application, credit reporting
agencies, and your transactions and experience
with our affiliates, nonaffiliated third
parties, and us.
WHAT
TYPES OF INFORMATION ABOUT YOU WE DISCLOSE. We
may disclose the following types of nonpublic
personal information about you: name, address,
home and work phone numbers, email address,
social security number, time at residence,
source and amount of income, and payment
history.
HOW
WE DISCLOSE YOUR INFORMATION. Subject
to applicable state law and your opt-out
rights described below, we may disclose
nonpublic personal information about you
to affiliates and to nonaffiliated third
parties. If applicable state law is more
restrictive on us than the information
sharing policies described in this Privacy
Statement, then our information sharing
policies will conform to the more restrictive
state law. For example, if applicable state
law requires us to acquire your consent
prior to disclosing nonpublic personal
information about you to affiliates or
to certain third parties (i.e. an “opt-in” requirement),
then we will not disclose your nonpublic
personal information to such persons-even
if you do not notify us of your out-out
rights.
TO
WHOM WE DISCLOSE YOUR INFORMATION. We
may disclose nonpublic personal information
about you to our affiliates. We may also
disclose nonpublic personal information
about you to the following kinds of third
parties: collection agencies, credit reporting
agencies, banks, bad debt buyers, check
cashing companies, consumer and mortgage
loan companies, tax preparation service
providers, and refund anticipation loan
companies. Finally, we may disclose nonpublic
personal information about you to persons
who collect data on certain segments of
the consumer finance industry, such as
trade associations, educational institutions,
marketing companies, and professional firms.
HOW
WE SAFEGUARD YOUR INFORMATION. We
only allow access to nonpublic personal
information about you to those of our employees
who need to know such information in order
to provide a product or service to you.
We also uphold physical, electronic, and
procedural safeguards that comply with
federal standards intended to safeguard
your nonpublic personal information. Finally,
we prevent unauthorized access to your
nonpublic personal information by repeatedly
evaluating our security standards and privacy
policies and by regularly training our
employees and requiring our vendors to
comply with those standards and policies.
HOW
TO EXERCISE YOUR RIGHT TO OPT-OUT OF OUR
INFORMATION SHARING PRACTICES. You
have the right to stop our disclosure of
certain nonpublic personal information
about you with affiliates and with nonaffiliated
third parties, subject to the exception
described below. We call this your right
to “opt-out”. Your election
to opt-out of our information sharing practices
will apply to all products and services
you receive from us. If you have previously
opted-out of our information sharing practices,
we will continue to honor that opt-out;
you may, but you need not, opt-out again.
Also, if you have a joint account with
us, an opt-out instruction given by one
account owner will affect all owners of
the account. To opt-out follow the instructions
contained on the Opt-Out Notification below.
You will check the appropriate box or boxes,
sign the notice, address and stamp your
own envelope, and mail the card to us by
ordinary mail.