If you can't find a policy, send an email or written message to the Web site to ask about its policy and request that it be posted on the site. EASY AS ABC When exploring online, think ABC to remember the privacy and security questions you should ask about a company. Many companies give you a choice on their Web site as to whether and how your personal information is used. Look for this as part of the company's privacy policy. CFA is an international, non-profit network of consumer hotlines affiliated with local broadcast partners.
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Help is available to individuals, small businesses, and the hearing and speech impaired via text telephone. CIC publishes the Consumer Information Catalog, which lists more than 200 publications from a variety of federal agencies. The Direct Marketing Association is a trade association of catalogers, financial services firms, publishers, book and music clubs, online service companies, and others involved in direct and database marketing. The DMA's Mail Order Action Line acts as an intermediary between consumers and companies to resolve complaints. It can be contacted at 1111 19th Street, NW, Suite 1100, Washington, D.C. 20036.