Envelope Printing understands the importance of protecting the privacy of envelopeprinting.com.au users. The information collected is used to market and improve the services we and our subsidiaries offer, to improve the envelopeprinting.com.au web site content, and to contact you with updates to the web site or for other marketing purposes. Certain areas of envelopeprinting.com.au, require registration or a password for access. Information obtained from registered users of these areas may also be used for Envelope Printing marketing purposes, and cookies may be used in those and other areas, as is described in this Policy. Information obtained in these areas may also be used in accordance with agreements governing access to and use of the specific areas, including, but not necessarily limited to Envelope Printing Ship Manager at envelopeprinting.com.au, Envelope Printing Return Manager, etc. In addition, visitors to envelopeprinting.com.au may choose to register for a envelopeprinting.com.au Login user ID and password to simplify access to some interactive features on envelopeprinting.com.au. Log file data and other information gathered from registered users of envelopeprinting.com.au are used to improve the envelopeprinting.com.au customer experience. Currently, other applications require separate registrations. In the future, Envelope Printing may add other features to those accessed through envelopeprinting.com.au Login. (In such event, previously registered users will not be required to re-register.)
Please also request the Envelope Printing Service Guide for terms of carriage, limitations of liability, and disclaimers of warranty and general terms applicable to all delivery services and various information used and provided with Envelope Printing services.

What information does Envelope Printing capture about visitors to its web site?
The envelopeprinting.com.au web server uses an extended log file format which captures: date and time of visit, referring address (location from which a visitor comes to envelopeprinting.com.au), type of Internet browser, and visitor's IP address. (Each computer that connects to the Internet is assigned a unique number, an IP address, for identification purposes). The log file does not capture a visitor's email address.

Does Envelope Printing ask for personal information?
Several areas of envelopeprinting.com.au ask for personal information. This list may be expanded without notice. In the event that it is expanded, additional information may be required. In these areas, your name, address, email address, billing information, and business profile are requested. This information is collected to help us further develop our services, to provide you access to valuable Envelope Printing Internet-based information and services, and to bill you for those services if you elect to use them.

How does Envelope Printing use the information?
The information collected through this site helps us identify the type of web site content our customers value most. We use this information to market and improve the web site and our services. We also use this information to send you email notifications about updates to the web site, and to contact you by other means for marketing and other purposes. Our policy is to not give, sell or otherwise distribute the information collected through this site to third parties outside of Envelope Printing and its subsidiaries (unless required by law); provided, however, in some cases we may use suppliers to assist us in collecting, using or otherwise processing for our benefit the information obtained through this site. Our practice is to require our suppliers to conduct such activities consistent with this policy and our requirements.

What happens when I leave envelopeprinting.com.au to visit a Envelope Printing linked web site?
Parts of envelopeprinting.com.au consist of products and services hosted by third-party businesses. When you leave envelopeprinting.com.au to visit one of these sites, the only information transferred to the third-party is the fact that you came from envelopeprinting.com.au (the referring address). This practice allows the third-party to monitor its own web site traffic, but does not provide them with any information about you. Envelope Printing is not responsible or liable for the independent privacy policies of our third-party sites. You should consult the privacy policies at those sites to determine how your information may be used.

What is a cookie?
A cookie is a series of data characters that, when programmed into a web site, is placed by the web server into the browser's application folder on your computer. Once placed onto your machine, the cookie will allow the web site to "recognize" you as a unique individual.

Does Envelope Printing use cookies?
Cookies are used to achieve two goals. The first is to provide Envelope Printing with the capability to personalise information for certain segments of its customer base. Secondly, in some instances, cookies are used to allow Envelope Printing the opportunity to associate individual customers with their information profiles

Can cookies be removed from my hard drive?
Yes, cookies can be removed from your hard drive. Also, depending on what type of web browser and what browser version you are using, you may be able to change the properties on your cookie file so that cookies are not used or saved. Please check with your browser provider for more information on removing cookies.

How do I contact Envelope Printing?
Our postal address is:
Envelope Printing
400 George Street Fitzroy Melbourne
AUSTRALIA, 3065
We can be reached via email at help@envelopeprinting.com.au or by telephone at 1300 554 690

Your use of envelopeprinting.com.au constitutes your agreement to this Privacy Policy.