We all want to control when and how our data is accessed, so we make sure to respect your privacy.

For those looking for the short, straight-to-the-point answer: We will always, ALWAYS respect your privacy, your email address, and all the information you give us. We’re not going to sell it, trade it, or abuse any information you submit to us. That’s a promise.

Here are the full details that should answer any questions you might have:

1) How will my information be used?

When you place an order on TerryLFossum.com, you’ll receive emails with relevant information about Terry and your order. This might include login details to your Membership Site, notifications when new training videos or webinars are available, and helpful support from our Customer Service team to help you get the best out of our offerings. We’ll also send you information about programs or products related to developments in Ai that we think might be useful for you.

2) How do I stop receiving emails from you in the future?

If you wish to stop receiving emails from us, you can unsubscribe at any time using the link provided at the bottom of all our emails. If you’ve unsubscribed but are still getting emails from us (which shouldn’t happen), ping an email to our Customer Support Team at contact@terrylfossum.com, and they’ll manually take you off the list.

3) Who’s going to get my information?

All of your information is 100% safe with us. And by “us” we mean the TerryLFossum.com team. We’ll never give out your email address or any of the information you submit on this site to anyone else.

4) Do you use data tracking?

Yes, we collect and store information that is generated automatically as you navigate online through the site TerryLFossum.com. As an example, we may collect info about your computer’s connection to the Internet, which allows us to (among other things) improve the delivery of our web pages to you and to measure traffic on the site. We use a standard feature found in browser software called a “cookie” to enhance your experience with the site. Cookies are small files that your web browser places on your hard drive for record-keeping purposes. By showing how and why visitors use the site, cookies help us track user trends and patterns. We also may use web beacons (single-pixel graphic files known as “transparent GIFs”) to access cookies and to count users who visit the site or open HTML-formatted email messages. That’s it.