What information does surefish.co.uk collect?
When you join surefish.co.uk, we take your details to administer your account, such as your name and address.

We also ask for other information such as where you access email from, this information is used to tailor our service better.

If you opt-in to receive other services from surefish.co.uk, we may ask for other details which help us to provide these services to you.

Who has access to this information?
We do not divulge any personal information to any other organisations, except where surefish.co.uk employs agents to administer your account or to carry out any particular instructions you give us, or where under law we are obliged to do so. For instance, your details are shared with the suppliers that provide the ISP services and technical support so they can administer your account.

surefish.co.uk maintains a separate database from Christian Aid. Your details will only be passed to Christian Aid where you indicate you wish to receive information from Christian Aid.

What does surefish.co.uk use this information for?
To provide ISP services and any other services you request, and send essential service announcements and service notifications.

To deliver other services that you have opted-in to receive, such as email newsletters.

To provide statistics that enable us to monitor the audience that surefish.co.uk is reaching, and improve our promotional and marketing activity.

Do I have access to the information?
You have the right to know what information we store about you. You may view and amend your details online here.

Does surefish.co.uk send unsolicited e-mails?
No. We have a policy of only sending e-mails to people who have requested them - and have given their consent - or in the course of providing a service that they have requested.

Can I stop receiving information from surefish.co.uk?
Yes, except for essential service announcements, we provide an unsubscribe option on all communications sent out.

Cookies
The surefish.co.uk site uses cookies. A cookie is a small invisible image that is downloaded from a website and stored on your computer's hard drive.

Cookies do not contain any personally identifying information, but allow us to recognise your PC when it visits the site. This is used, for example, to collect aggregate totals of how visitors navigate through the website, or to put a limit on how many times you view a piece of content, such as a pop-up advert.