This website is managed by Adgle.com. The Adgle Dealer is the site owner who owns the system license to use this site and operates the business as an independent business owner.
At Adgle.com, we respect your right to privacy. We use the information we collect about you to provide a personalized shopping experience or membership service. We may also use it to tell you about special offers that we think you'd appreciate if you are subscribed to our newsletters. We will never sell, rent or trade your information.
When registering with Adgle.com, we will ask for some contact information, such as your name and email address. We will use the customer contact information from the registration form to send you information about your member status, promotions and other members information. If you do not wish to receive the newsletters, you may click on the unsubscribe link.
We do not sell your Personal Information to any agencies or companies. Adgle.com take reasonable steps to protect our customers' data against unauthorized access to protect your online information.
When you enter the online payment process Adgle.com, rest assured. Your privacy and security are number one to us. We implement a high encrypted SSL Connection which will handle your online information safely and securely. All payment transactions will be performed at the payment gateways secured servers.
What is an SSL Connection?
SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer. It's a secure method for transmitting private and confidential information over the Internet. It works by allowing your computer to encrypt personal data with a special key. Encrypted data is then transferred over the internet to our SSL server. Our server is the only one which can translate or unlock your information back to a readable format. Anyone who might try to catch your information will only receive useless garbage text.
How do I know if it's working ?
When it comes time to place your online order, you will be forwarded to our Secure Server for processing. The Secure Server will start with the HTTPS prefix, as opposed to HTTP. (The "S" being "Secure"). You will also notice a small lock icon in the bottom right hand of your browser screen.