Privacy Policy

[rdlo]

What is the name of your state? CA

If someone orders an ebook on my website, they are redirected to Paypal for payment, then paypal redirects them to the download page.

No personal info is taken on my website, so do I still need to include a privacy policy on my website?

 

[davezan]

If your website is selling something, you should have at least the following:

1. Terms of use/service
2. Privacy policy
3. Disclaimers

A purchase/service agreement will immensely help you, too.

The sooner you input these, the sooner you can avoid the possibility of the
FTC knocking on your door, freezing your assets, and imposing heavy fines on
you, including potential jail time.

 

[rdlo]

CA.

How to I put those three things on my website. Where do I get copies of them to put on my website?

 

[BelizeBreeze]

If your website is selling something, you should have at least the following:

1. Terms of use/service
2. Privacy policy
3. Disclaimers

A purchase/service agreement will immensely help you, too.

The sooner you input these, the sooner you can avoid the possibility of the
FTC knocking on your door, freezing your assets, and imposing heavy fines on
you, including potential jail time.

And, of course, this is NOT correct. A disclaimer is not required under law.

 

[davezan]

And, of course, this is NOT correct. A disclaimer is not required under law.

Perhaps. But tell that to the FTC.

On the other hand, the FTC is rather heavy-handed on websites that sells
money-making or health-related products.

rdlo, you can check autoweblaw.com and internetlawcompliance.com .