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 We use cookies on our websites.
Cookies are small data files that your browser places on your computer or device. A cookie itself does not contain or collect
personal information about you or your use of the web. However, when you visit
a website the cookies on your computer or device can enable the website to deliver a more tailored service or experience –
for example, by remembering your product choices or preferences. Why we use cookies We
use cookies in order to remember your choices and preferences, to give you a better user experience by improving our websites
and for providing content more accurately suited to your needs. This means we
use cookies in order to remember: Your browser settings, such as the type of browser
you use and what plug-ins you have installed. This keeps us from bothering you every time you enter the website, for example,
in order to make sure that you have the necessary software to display any videos or graphics we place on our websites. This
also allows us to know how many people are using certain types of software, so that we can adjust our websites to provide
the best browsing experience for every visitor. Your language and region choice. This
means that if you have once chosen English as your preferred language this is the default language that will be used when
you revisit our website. Your choice of products in your shopping basket. If
cookies are not activated, you may find that the shopping basket or other features do not operate properly. Your movement on and usage of our websites. We do not collect personal data as part of this. We collect statistical
data so we can optimize our websites. Some cookies last until you close your browser,
others are stored for longer. Some cookies are set by third parties who we have chosen to use as suppliers. These may include
media agencies or affiliate marketing companies who we use to supply us with marketing services. Their cookie use is necessary
to track performance of our marketing campaigns and does not contain any personal information. Want to get rid of cookies or change your cookie settings? Most browsers automatically accept cookies. You can prevent cookies from being stored on your computer or device
by setting your browser to not accept cookies. Some browsers provide a mode where cookies are always deleted after a visit.
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and newer; Private Browsing in Firefox version 3.5 and newer; Private Browsing in Safari version 2 and newer and Private Browsing
in Opera version 10.5 and newer. The exact instructions for changing your cookie
settings can be found in the 'Help' section of your browser. You can delete cookies already on your computer or device
at any time. If you choose not to accept cookies at all, you can still visit our website, however, when cookies are disabled,
we cannot guarantee an optimum experience and there may be content that is not available. Still here? Excellent
now that you are in possession of all the facts you may go about your business. You might want to - I don't know - find out more about what we do. Just a thought. |
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