WEECalendar.com™ provides the renewable energy events calendar and business directory service on an "as is" basis and grants no warranties of any kind, express or implied with respect to the WEECalendar.com™ service. WEECalendar.com does not warrant that your use of the WEECalendar.com service will be secure, uninterrupted, always available, or error-free, or will meet your requirements, or that any defects in the Service will be corrected.
WEECalendar.com™ is committed to protecting your privacy online. Privacy is your right and our paramount concern. 
Disclaimer of Warranty:
WEECalendar.com™ provides the renewable energy events calendar and business directory service on an "as is" basis and grants no warranties of any kind, express or implied with respect to the WEECalendar.com™ service. WEECalendar.com does not warrant that your use of the WEECalendar.com service will be secure, uninterrupted, always available, or error-free, or will meet your requirements, or that any defects in the Service will be corrected.
1. Online Content Requirements?
WEECalendar.com™ is a worldwide renewable energy events calendar and business resource directory and it should be used in a manner consistent with any and all applicable online laws and regulations. WEECalendar.com™ reserves the right to reject any listings that fail to meet its published listing criteria and those that are deemed inappropriate.
2. Content Validity. WEE Calendar will verify the existence of a company, its online presence and contact details. Content contained on the company’s website are those of their respective authors and not of WEECalendar.com™. WEECalendar.com™ does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or usefulness of the original source of information. Each listing will be examined to ensure that it meets WEECalendar.com’s guidelines. Listings found on the website that fail to conform to WEE Calendar’s listing criteria will be immediately removed.
3. Under no circumstances will WEECalendar.com™ be responsible for any loss resulting from anyone's reliance on information, or other content posted on the WEECalendar.com service or transmitted to WEECalendar.com™ participants
4. Content Protocol and Language Use. Website visitors are not authorized to use the WEECalendar.com™ to transmit any defamatory, inaccurate, abusive, obscene, profane, offensive, sexually-oriented, threatening, harassing, racially offensive, or illegal material, or any material that infringes or violates another party's rights (including, but not limited to, intellectual property rights, and rights of privacy and publicity).
5. Registration & Membership. Either website visitors or WEECalendar.com™ may terminate a membership at any time, for any reason. No membership refunds will be issued. You may not assign or otherwise transfer your account to any other person or entity.
8. Modifying a Business Listing. If you are registered user, you have control over your company listing. The username and password that you provided upon registration can be used to login and modify your company information. Registered users can add, modify or delete a listing. An email confirmation of the changes will be sent to the registered user.
9. Sharing Data and Usage
We will never share, sell, or rent personal information collected through the WEE Calendar and Business Directory website. Information collected through our website is only available to WEE Calendar and Business Directory staff managing the information for purposes of communicating with you or sending you e-mails based on your request for information.
10. Security and online payments (SSL). To protect your data, we use Secure Socket Layer (SSL) to protect data transmitted on the internet. SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer and is an encryption standard that is commonly used to encrypt and secure information that is exchanged over the internet.
In this day and age, people often use a laptop, mobile device to access wireless hot spots to surf the internet or conduct financial transactions. These wireless hot spots should be secured and encrypted, but are often not and this makes it easy for a hacker to intercept communications. Should a customer be connected to the internet via a wireless hot spot, any details they enter into your website could potentially be captured by a hacker - and that may include personal information including their name, address and credit card details. This is not only bad for your customer; it's also bad for the reputation of your business. SSL stops that from happening by encrypting the data that passes from your customer's website to your website. Even if the data is intercepted by a hacker, it will be completely unreadable.
Why is SSL important?
Secure Socket Layers are critical for protecting private information. Every email that you send, every website that you visit, every piece of data that leaves your computer can be seen by more than just the intended recipient UNLESS IT IS SECURELY ENCRYPTED. SSL is the protocol or standard for internet security, and working without it is akin to leaving your car unlocked in a dangerous neighborhood.
Privacy Policy - Last Updated September 12, 2009.
