Information We Collect
Our web servers collect general data pertaining to each visitor, including the IP address, tracking codes, etc.. This information is collected to: facilitate system administration, improve the content of this site, customize and improve the user experience, and improve customer service generally. We also collect personally identifiable and transactional information provided by companies and site visitors that purchase products from Modshop Inc. This information includes contact information, shipping information, credit cardholder name, and card number/expiration date. We may also retain the content of the communications that are sent to our customer service representatives. This information helps us to respond to inquiries regarding this site.

Use of Information Collected
We use the information that is collected from Modshop visitors and customers to, among other things, better serve customers, improve the content of this site, and customize the shopping experience. We may also use the information collected to notify site visitors of changes, to notify visitors of new products, and for any other legitimate and lawful business purpose.

Website Security
Site security is a priority. We periodically review and update the security methods implemented intended to protect information transmitted via this Site, including measures intended to secure and protect all personally identifiable information from loss, and misuse.

Our Site uses industry-standard encryption technology to provide for the security of your credit card numbers. The secure areas of Our Site use certificates provided by GoDaddy, which gives assurance that the Site is authentic and that all transactions are secured by Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encryption.

However, we cannot guarantee that any electronic commerce is totally secure. We will make any legally required disclosures of any breach of the security, confidentiality, or integrity of electronically stored sensitive personal data via email or by conspicuous posting on the Site as soon as possible to the extent consistent with (a) the legitimate needs of law enforcement, and (b) any measures necessary to determine the scope of the breach and restore the reasonable integrity of the data system.

Protect Your Account from Online Fraud
The Internet is not immune to fraud. Spoof e-mails, phony web sites, and other deceptive practices are used by criminals to try to obtain your personal information; this is known as phishing.

Spoof emails are phony emails that appear to have originated from a legitimate company. These phony emails ask you to go to a spoof web site and provide your personal account information. To bait you, often these deceptive emails may allude to an urgent matter concerning your account. In many cases, there is no easy way to determine that you are on a phony web site because the URL may contain the name of the company it is spoofing.