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snakepilsen

http://www.sprinkle.com/privacypolicy/full


Transfer of Your Personal Data outside of the EEA
From time to time, We may transfer Your Personal Data to a related company, agent or contractor . Such companies may be located outside of the EEA and You consent to the transfer of Your Personal Data to such companies

mjm3346

End date should be 25/01 not 25/10

cinders59

snakepilsen wrote: »

http://www.sprinkle.com/privacypolicy/full


Transfer of Your Personal Data outside of the EEA
From time to time, We may transfer Your Personal Data to a related company, agent or contractor . Such companies may be located outside of the EEA and You consent to the transfer of Your Personal Data to such companies

I have been receiving loads of emails from companies I don't remember signing up to

hamsterfan1

I've not noticed an increase in spam since signing up to them

brightonman123

for a firm supposedly based in UK, whats with the data transfer thing..?

monsieur_epargnant

They adhere to the data protection act. Transfer of data out of EEA is referring to rather industry standard use of services for fraud & security provision. I note that the version of the statement you use is an edited version against the full privacy statement I source below. Services such as these are often in the USA and increasingly Ireland. It is not some kind of freaky new behaviour. This company are adhering to the data protection act requirements and clearly informing you. THAT is what is unusual. Disclosure. Very very few have done that by comparison.

The Data Protection Act clearly exempts (especially section 29) use of data in this way that Sprinkle full disclose. http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1998/29/part/IV

I personally think you could be overthinking what I see as highly transparent terms for a respectable business. I have been using this company for months and have not once received email that could have came from such a source. I used to use myoffers too and their volume were clear.

FYI the full statement of transferring data outside the EEA reads

Transfer of Your Personal Data outside of the EEA
From time to time, We may transfer Your Personal Data to a related company, agent or contractor in order to improve our Sprinkle Services or to assist our security, credit risk or fraud protection activities. Such companies may be located outside of the EEA and You consent to the transfer of Your Personal Data to such companies for the purposes set out here in accordance with this Statement and as permitted by the Data Protection Legislation from time to time.

(my emphasis) SOURCE

mjm3346

monsieur_epargnant wrote: »

I personally think you could be overthinking what I see as highly transparent terms for a respectable business.

Who are the respectable business? A self promoter who had their competitions deleted and asked "winners" to post on the forum.

monsieur_epargnant

Most respectable businesses self promote through basic marketing and PR activity. Rules of this forum may restrict this activity but I most certainly do NOT see them an less of a respectable business.

mjm3346

monsieur_epargnant wrote: »

Most respectable businesses self promote through basic marketing and PR activity. Rules of this forum may restrict this activity but I most certainly do NOT see them an less of a respectable business.

Most respectable businesses do not break the forum rules.

Respectable -

Sprinkle Members who share Sprinkle Shared Links are under a duty at all times when recommending Products & Services to provide clear and accurate descriptions of the Prize. Sprinkle does not guarantee the accuracy of any information on the Site relating to the Prize which is the sole responsibility of the relevant Sprinkle Member participating in THE Sprinkle Program and entering a Prize Draw

So share a promotion where they have the information wrong and any comeback is on the member.

Sprinkle has no responsibility whatsoever for the supply and quality of the Prize

They are a data harvester as per Myoffers etc with the addition of promotion through social media.


Rather than another pointless bump to answer the post #14

monsieur_epargnant wrote: »

Please consider identifying from where any stated T&Cs are sourced to help assist clarity to other MSE members. I can not find the quoted text referring to 'duty at all times' of members sharing links, nor reference to 'quality of the prize' in either the full T&Cs or the full Privacy Policy. The info provided seems outdated?

In the current T&Cs (section 10) there is a variant to what was posted but in essence just confirms that Sprinkle can not be held liable to the way their links are referred to away from their own site.. nor the content of those prize partner sites. E.g Sprinkle are not liable for content on the Amazon site.

It's all the member licence

sax11

if you're worried don't sign up
leaves more chance for those that don't over complicate things and know how to press the delete button when they get an email they don't recognise.