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At Gamepipe , we are committed to you and to protecting your privacy. The information we collect about you is used to provide you with a more personalized and richer experience while visiting our site. Please read further for details.
 How Does Gamepipe Collect Information?
Your IP Address
Your IP address is a unique identifier we use to help diagnose problems with our server and to administer our Website tracking. We also use your IP address to help identify you, and to gather broad, demographic information.
Cookies
Gamepipe uses a feature on your Internet Web browser called a "cookie." A cookie is a small piece of information stored on your hard drive. It assigns a unique identification number to your computer and helps us maintain your preferences between visits to provide a personalized experience for you.
Gamepipe uses cookies to tell us whether or not you have visited our Website before. We also collect non-personally identifiable information, such as anonymous session numbers, with them.
What About Personal Information? Do You Collect That?
Gamepipe does not house or collect any personal information about you unless you knowingly and willingly provide it.
Membership Registration
Gamepipe has a registration process through which you voluntarily sign up to access the members-only features of our Website. During the registration process, we ask for your name, email address, how you got to know us, your age range and your ZIP code. Also, to make sure that nobody else can access our members-only features using your name or identity, we ask that you create a unique username with a password.
Newsletter Subscription
When you subscribe to our FREE newsletters, we ask for an email address to send them to. You may opt out of receiving future mailings or cancel your subscription(s) at any time. (See the subscribe/unsubscribe section below.)
Contests and Promotions
When you enter a contest or take part in a promotion, we may ask for your name, mailing address and email address. Should a third party sponsor the contest or promotion, that party will have access to this information. We need this information in order to notify our winners and, when applicable, ship the winners' prizes.
Does Gamepipe Ever Share Information with Other Parties?
Disclosure of Information to Outside Parties
GamePipe collects demographic and profile data, which is aggregated and shared with advertisers. Your personal information (e.g. name, address, phone) will never be shared with anyone.
If GamePipe is acquired by or merged with another company, GamePipe may transfer personally-identifiable information about you to that company. GamePipe will notify you in the event that your personally-identifiable information is transferred under these circumstances and becomes subject to a different privacy policy.
Links to Outside Third Parties
Gamepipe may establish relationships with reputable business partners by creating a link between our sites. Gamepipe chooses its business partners carefully. We are not, however, responsible for the content, maintenance or privacy policies of those sites. Once you click over to a third-party site, we encourage you to check their privacy policy.
Users who click over to a third-party site from a link on Gamepipe must be aware that Gamepipe makes no warranties with regard to that site's policies or business practices. Gamepipe is not responsible for any transactions that occur between the user and the third-party site. Should a user purchase any products or services from that third-party site, the user must contact the third-party site directly regarding any disputes that might occur, including, but not limited to: delayed shipping, missing products, damaged goods, or pricing or billing discrepancies. Gamepipe is not responsible for the actions of any third-party site.
Public Forums
Gamepipe has chat rooms, forums, message boards and newsgroups available to its users. Please remember that any information disclosed in these areas becomes public information. Exercise caution when deciding to disclose your personal information. As these forums are public and open for users to interact with each other, Gamepipe expects all its users to respect the rights of others.
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