Privacy Policy

QNHL.com provides these services free of charge. QNHL.com will not share your personal information with any parties. We do not sell, rent, lease or otherwise engage in any release of your personal information to a third party. We maintain your information in the strictest of confidence.

Please do not give out any personal information such as phone number, postal address, zip code, last name, or anything you do not wish others to know. If you choose to ignore this request, we cannot be held responsible for the consequences. First Name, Age, Gender, Location, and Birthday are all optional upon registration. Only email address, username and password are required. Any personal information you divuldge to any members, staff, administrators or those who claim to be members, staff or administrators is your choice. Please know privacy is very important to us; we will never divulge your email address to anyone without first asking your consent.

We do not represent nor endorse any of our sponsors and/or advertisers. When you click on an advertiser and leave the QNHL.com website you are then subject to the privacy policy and terms of service of that advertiser's website. Any information you provide to our sponsors and/or advertisers is your choice.

Unsolicited Emails

If you get "spam" emails from a member please report the email address to us so we can investigate. For future reference, you can elect not to receive emails from other members by updating the preferences in your user control panel (UserCP).

If you should not wish to receive our monthly newsletter and occassional updates, please uncheck the box that says "Receive emails from the Administrators." in your user control panel (UserCP) under the Edit Options link. If you do not uncheck this box you are agreeing to receive updates and newsletters from us.

Cookies

Cookies are small pieces of data stored by the Web browser. Cookies are often used to remember information about preferences and pages you have visited. For example, when you visit some sites on the Web you might see a "Welcome Back" message. The first time you visited the site a cookie was probably set on your computer; when you return, the cookie is read again. You can refuse to accept cookies, can disable cookies, and remove cookies from your hard drive. In Netscape Navigator, choose Edit and Preferences to manage your cookie settings, in Internet Explorer select Tools and Internet Options.

The staff may change or amend the contents of this article at any time with or without notice to you. It is your responsibility to check this page periodically for any such changes.