Your Information: Your personal information, including credit card number, will only be requested for purposes of processing an order. The order itself will be protected via a secure connection and you will only be asked for information essential to placing the order itself.

We will not sell your personal information to anyone, though it is possible a law enforcement agency may obtain it via proper legal steps. This does not include your mailing address.

Mailing Address: Once we have received your mailing address, we may use it to send you products or suggest services. If you do not want to receive such information, please let our customer service department know.

Email: Your email address may used to send you special information, especially publishing or subscription information, and sometimes advertisements. However, except for these purposes, we will not sell, rent or otherwise share your email address with anyone. If this is not satisfactory, you may remove your address from our database simply by following instructions at the end of every email we send. We do not send unsolicited email. If you believe we may have done so in error, please let us know via CustomerService@TheDailyBell.com.

Cookies: A cookie is a small data file containing information, such as a user's login name, that is written to the user's hard drive by a web server and used to track the pages visited. Cookies are placed on your computer via a web page you've visited. We use cookies for statistical purposes, but it is not our purpose to collect information that would be identifiable as yours.

Security: We limit access to personal information about you to those employees whom we determine need access to that information to provide products and services to you. However, no security system is impenetrable. We cannot guarantee the security of our servers, nor can we guarantee that information that users supply will not be intercepted while being transmitted over the Internet.

Appenzeller Business Press AG reserves the right to modify this Privacy Policy.

Guarding Your Privacy The symbol of the black bear comes from a 500-year-old Appenzell tradition which upholds the values of power, courage, might and virility. It is no wonder the upright bear with flashing red claws is central to the Appenzell flag and coat of arms. It represents the contrarian who stands alone, if necessary, to protect what is his and defend his rights as an individual. It also reflects our reverence for personal responsibility and free-market principles. And in keeping with those principles, we accept the duty to protect your personal information.