Moody Direct Limited, part of the Moody Group of Companies, understands and values the privacy of our customers. We are committed to protecting our customers privacy and ensuring that any information relating to our customers is treated in the strictest confidence.

Any information we hold relating to our customers may be used solely by the Moody Group of Companies for marketing purposes.

The Moody Group of Companies will take all reasonable steps to ensure the security and confidentiality of information provided by our customers in accordance with our own internal policies, and in accordance with the Data Protection Act.

Customer details will not be sold, exchanged or given away to any kind of third party without the prior consent of the customer.

The type of information held by us relating to our customers will typically include the customer's name, address, telephone number and email address. We may also hold the customer's facsimile number and mobile telephone number.

Our customers can check the information we hold about them by emailing us. Any inaccuracies found will be corrected promptly. Any customer may request that their details are removed from our systems by completing the relevant parts of our Feedback Form, ensuring that the Please remove my details from your database option is 'ticked'.

When someone visits our website, a cookie is placed on the visitor's computer (if the visitor accepts cookies) or is read from the visitor's computer if they have visited the website previously.

Cookies are used to facilitate page tracking and statistics on unique/returning visitors. They are not used to collect personally identifiable information about our customers.

Most Internet browsers have an option to block all cookies, or to warn the user that a cookie is about to be stored on their computer.

Blocking all cookies may not be advisable as it may decrease your ability to navigate through some websites and will generally lower the quality of your Internet experience.

The option to warn the user before storing a cookie may not be advisable as it can be very distracting given the extent of cookie usage by websites.