Privacy Statement

Webnetad.com and its client advertisers consider Internet user privacy to be of paramount importance. Please find below detailed information about Webnetad's commitment to protecting users’ privacy and to ensuring the Internet’s integrity.

Webnetad.com does not know the name, email address, phone number or home address of individuals to whom we deliver advertisements on the Internet. All users who see an ad from a Webnetad.com server remain completely anonymous.

Since we do not have any personal information (names, addresses, etc.), we have none to sell, rent or give away to third parties. The information that we do collect regarding which ads a user views is useful only to the specific advertiser who commissioned us to deliver their ads, and only in the context of creative selection and effectiveness reporting.

Webnetad.com stores a random user number in a "cookie" on each user's computer. Cookies are small text files that a web site can use to store small amounts of information (most of the sites you visit use cookies). Cookies are not programs that are written to a user’s system that can cause damage. The webnetad.com cookie contains no information about you - only a random number with no meaning whatsoever outside of the Webnetad.com system. webnetad.com uses this number to track advertising effectiveness. One example of this is measuring ad frequency; this helps us ensure that a user is not bombarded with the same creative over and over again. Another example is knowing whether or not a user registers for a service or buys a product after clicking on an ad.

While we believe that cookies enhance the Web experience for the user by limiting the repetitiveness of advertising and increasing the level of relevant content on the Web, they are not essential to our delivering the Internet’s most effective advertising.

If you do not want the benefits of allowing cookies to be written to your computer, there is a simple procedure that allows you to deny sites from using them via your browser.