Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy describes the terms of our commitment to your privacy.
PERSONS OR PARTIES COVERED This Privacy Policy is intended to cover all visitors to this website. Persons who visit or view this website, whether intentionally or unintentionally, whether solicited or unsolicited, are referred to herein as “Visitor” and are parties to this Privacy Policy. This website, psychedelicdisputeresolution.com, is referred to herein as the “Website.” The Website owners, members, employees, affiliates, designers, and operators, and each of their heirs, successors, and assigns are collectively referred to herein as the “Owner.”
PERSONS EXCLUDED FROM THIS WEBSITE ARE STILL COVERED
In the event that a Visitor is excluded from the Website because of violation of this Privacy Policy or the Terms of Use Agreement or for any other reason, said Visitor remains subject to the terms of this Privacy Policy and is in violation of the Terms of Use.
PERSONS UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE ARE EXCLUDED FROM THIS WEBSITE
This website is not lawfully accessible to any Visitor under the age of 18 or who is otherwise covered by the provisions of the Child Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). If you are under the age of 18 you must leave this site immediately. Prohibited use of this website may subject Visitor to civil or criminal fines, sanctions, or penalties.
VIEWING AND/OR USE AND/OR COMMUNICATION IS CONSTRUED AS ACCEPTANCE OF THE TERMS OF THIS POLICY
By viewing, using< or interacting with the Website, or by communicating through the Website, you accept the terms of this Privacy Policy. Acceptance of the terms of this Privacy Policy is consideration required for permissible access to the Website. If Visitor does not accept these terms, Visitor has no right to visit the Website and Visitor is engaging in a prohibited use of the Website.
A NOTE TO CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS (ONLINE PRIVACY PROTECTION ACT OF 2003 –CPRA)
Owner intends for this Privacy Policy to comply with the California Privacy Rights Act of 2023 (the “CPRA”). Various provisions throughout this Privacy Policy address the requirements of the CPRA. In summary, all Visitors must presume that we collect electronic information from all Visitors. In the event that the Website, under the advice of counsel, agrees to divulge information, the requesting party must submit whatever information is demanded of the Owner in order to ensure that the Owner is releasing information to the correct party. Other provisions of the CPRA may exempt the Website from complying. While Owner takes measures to ensure that outside parties do not have access to any information Owner has about you, Owner does not warrant that outside parties will not breach our system and thus have access to Visitor information. This Privacy Policy also is subject to change without notice. Visitor is required to read it prior to using the Website. By interacting with the Website Visitor agrees to the terms and conditions of the Privacy Policy. By using the Website, Visitor waives the right to use state or federal court systems to address complaints and, instead, agrees to arbitration through the American Arbitration Association located in the city and state specified herein.
ABOUT THE PERSONAL INFORMATION THIS WEBSITE COLLECTS AND HOW IT IS USED
The Website routinely collects information about Visitors. This information is obtained in various ways, such as:
VISITOR, SUBSCRIBER, MEMBER, OR CUSTOMER INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM ‘REGISTRATION’
Registration means that the Visitor, Subscriber, Member or Customer takes active, positive steps to communicate information to the Website. This can include requesting information from the Website via email or mail.
VISITOR EMAIL INQUIRIES
Website Visitors who wish to communicate with the Website do so under two conditions: one, Visitors give their permission for contact by the Website; two, Visitors are subject to any ‘submission’ provisions of the Terms of Service and this Privacy Policy. While Visitor’s email address may or may not be used to solicit Visitor, it is added to the Website’s general solicitation database.
CUSTOMER EMAIL OR TESTIMONIALS
If Visitor sends an email to the website, or if Visitor communicates with the Website by phone or mail, the Website collects information about Visitor’s communication; by communicating with the Website, Visitor gives permission to collect, archive, retrieve, and otherwise use any information collected as Owner sees fit. However, excluding the use of such information on the Website, none of this information will ever be shared with third parties, except as required by law. Any communication which, in its sole discretion, Owner deems to be a testimonial, may be publicized for commercial purposes.
INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM REFERRING EMAIL OR REFERRING URLS
If Visitor sends an email from the Website or if Visitor sends the URL or one of our web pages to another person or entity, Visitor must assume that some data is collected about Visitor’s IP address or Visitor’s email address and that of the recipient. Visitor must assume that referred emails or web pages may appear to come from Visitor’s email. Visitor must accept full responsibility for referring pages or email to another person and agrees to indemnify Owner for any damage, intentional or unintentional, that results from said referrals.
INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM ELECTRONIC MEANS AND ‘COOKIES’
Many websites, including this one, collect information about Visitors’ computer, Visitors’ email addresses, and Visitors’ IP addresses. Visitor must assume that Visitor’s web-viewing or web-use activity is monitored, tracked, and information collected. This information is not usually of a personal nature, but it may help define Visitor’s viewing habits and product preferences even though the Website may or may not have any idea who Visitor is.
“Cookies” is web jargon for bits of computer code placed on your hard drive. Websites use this to keep you ‘logged in’, to keep track of search criteria, to monitor use, to password protect the use of the site or use of products sold by the site. Cookies can also be used to obtain information about Visitors’ computer configuration or Visitors’ use of their computers.
Cookies can be used to electronically gather information about Visitors. Again, it may or may not be personal information, but it is information and by using the Website Visitor expressly gives permission to use ‘cookies’ and to use the information gathered from their use to benefit Visitor. Visitor also gives permission to collect, archive, retrieve, and use any information collected for product design, product offers to Visitor, and general commercial solicitation purposes by the Website or joint venture partners, affiliates, and marketing organizations.
HOW INFORMATION MAY BE USED
Owner does not share Visitor information with third parties, except as required by law and/or to provide services which Visitor has voluntarily requested.
INFORMATION THAT IS NOT SHARED
Credit card information or other financial information is not usually known to Owner. However, in the event that it is made known, that information is never revealed to anyone except to processing authorities or law enforcement agencies. The provider of such information gives express permission to use it in fraud investigations or for litigation.
SPAM
By providing to the Website information that forms the basis of communication with Visitor, such as an email address, Visitor waives all rights to file complaints concerning unsolicited email or spam from the Website since, by providing such information, Visitor agrees to receive communication from Owner or other affiliated or marketing organizations. However, all email communication with Visitor shall contain an ‘unsubscribe’ link where Visitor may notify Owner that Visitor no longer wishes to receive solicitations or information from the Website and Visitor’s name will be removed from the general solicitation database.
DATA SECURITY
Owner takes measures to protect data that contains information related to Visitor. However, as a consideration for viewing the Website or interacting with the Website in any manner, Visitor waives all claims of any nature against Owner concerning the loss, alteration, or misuse of information. Visitor must assume that it is possible for Visitor’s personal data to be obtained by others, such as “hackers,” and used in an inappropriate manner that may cause Visitor harm. Visitor agrees that Owner is not responsible for any damages to Visitor.
QUESTIONS, COMMENTS, OR REPORTS OF INCIDENTS
You may direct questions, comments or reports to:
Jennifer Arnett, jennifer@pdr.email
Psychedelic Dispute Resolution
1630 30th Street, Ste. A-184
Boulder, CO 80301
REVISIONS TO THIS PRIVACY POLICY WITHOUT NOTICE
This Privacy Policy is dynamic. It will continually change. Visitor may not assume that it remains the same and Visitor agrees to check the Privacy Policy each time Visitor visits the Website for changes. Unless, in the sole opinion of Owner, this Policy changes so drastically as to suggest a posted notification on the Website or via email, Visitor will receive no notification of changes to this Privacy Policy nor, under any circumstances, does Owner promise notification. Visitor’s continued use of the Website always evidences Visitor’s acceptance of the terms of this Privacy Policy and any modifications.
LATEST UPDATE
This Privacy Policy was last updated on June 13, 2023.
DISPUTES
As part of the consideration that Owner requires for viewing, using or interacting with this Website, Visitor agrees to use binding arbitration for any claim, dispute, or controversy of any kind, whether in contract, tort or otherwise, arising out of or relating in any way to this Website, including without limit this Privacy Policy of the Website and theTerms of Service.
The arbitration shall be conducted pursuant to the rules of the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”), which are in effect on the date a dispute is submitted to the AAA. Information about the AAA, its rules, and its forms are available from the American Arbitration Association, 335 Madison Avenue, Floor 10, New York, New York, 10017-4605. The place of the arbitration will be in Boulder, Colorado.
In no case shall Visitor have the right to file a lawsuit, whether in state, federal, or any other court. Visitor will not have the right to engage in pre-trial discovery except as provided in the rules of the AAA. Visitor will not have the right to participate as a representative or member of any class of claimants pertaining to any claim subject to arbitration. The arbitrator’s decision will be final and binding with limited rights of appeal.
The prevailing party shall be reimbursed by the other party for any and all expenses, costs, and attorneys’ fees associated with the arbitration, including without limit filing fees, collection fees, investigation fees, witness fees, and travel expenses.
JURISDICTION AND VENUE
Visitor agrees that the laws of the state of Colorado apply to this Privacy Policy, to Visitor’s use of the Website, and to any dispute in any way relating to the Website. In the event an arbitration hearing is appealed, jurisdiction will be in Boulder County, Colorado if filed in state court or in the United States District Court of the District of Colorado if filed in federal court.
APPLICABLE LAW
Visitor agrees that the applicable law to be applied shall, in all cases, be the laws of the state of Colorado.