Chestnut Tool Privacy Policy

Privacy Statement

We at Chestnut Tool take your privacy as seriously as our own. We do not sell, trade, give away or make available our list of customers to anyone.

We do not insert cookies, ice cream, coffee or anything else into your computer or keyboard. We feel that is your job. And if you ever get ads, banners or other garbage popping up when visiting our site, I would like to hear about it immediately (jimc@miterclamp.com), so I can scream at our web host before firing him. I rarely get a chance to rant much anymore.

Nor do we suck anything out of your computer. We have more than enough useless garbage in our own already.

We never enter your credit card numbers into any computer except whatever ones the banks have attached to the other end of our credit card machine. Our credit card machine is hooked to a land telephone line. I write your credit card number down on an index card, and after it goes through, rip it up, run it under a faucet and make a big spitball out of it before throwing it out. The NSA wouldn't even be able to retrieve it when I'm done with it.

We do not run your credit card until after your clamps are packaged, sealed (paid invoice enclosed) and sitting next to the door ready to be hauled to the post office. So even if I have the big one and expire before getting there, you will still get your clamps.

The invoice packaged with your purchase does not have your credit card number on it. The amount on that invoice will match the amount shown on your next bank or credit card statement exactly. We pay the fees associated with credit and debit card transactions , not you.

If you like to pay online, sorry. Soon, we will have a network of retailers, some of whom will undoubtedly sell online. I do not trust either the people with access to the computers, the internet or anti virus software for credit card transactions myself, and will not get involved with it.

We use your telephone # as our customer order # which does stay in our computer, when we remember to ask you for it, until it crashes. That is so we can reach you if your order was delayed or your card didn't work. That computer has never once been on the internet, and the microsoft "secret code" was obtained by phone.

Again these are not sold, traded or made available to anyone. We don't use them to call you either. And if you ask us to call you about new products in the future, our computer will probably be broken by then, or we will likely forget anyway.

Here is a short, pretty good video of the history of the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution if you are interested in protecting not just your privacy, but your freedom to protect yourself and family as well, against ALL aggressors.

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