Corporate Social Responsibility

We believe in Human Rights for all. We are working with our suppliers to ensure the provision of fair wages and working hours, safe/hygienic working conditions, regular employment and no discrimination or inhumane treatment of employees. We recognize that our business activities can affect the natural environment. We aim, through continuous improvement, to minimize these adverse effects, whilst safeguarding the health and safety of our employees and the public. actively supports organizations and causes that better the lives of children.

If any member or supplier violates commonly accepted business practices, laws, or policies, reserves the right to discontinue such member without notice.

and eGala do not consult for Charities, organize events, consult on events, advise on events, or participate with events, other that assisting with the donation transactions. There are restrictions and limitations on fundraising events held by Charities, and any question or issue that may arise with fundraising for a particular Charity must be directed to that Charity.

Product License Agreements

Legal:

products are not sold; rather, use of the products, including (but not limited to) Egala & .org branded products, are licensed to the end user, with a variety of membership fees that may apply. Unless You Have Another Agreement Directly With that Controls And Alters Your Use Or Distribution Of The Products, all Terms And Conditions Of The Applicable Agreements Contained On This Website Apply To You. Please read the Terms applicable for the products you want to use. Some Products can be used together as one product. Please be careful to read the Terms that limit your use of the brand of products.

Revised: 12/20/2007

Permissions and Trademark guidelines

The following guidelines are provided for the use of certain copyrighted materials, such as images, box shots, screen shots, and text; and for the use of certain trademarked materials, such as logos, marks, and icons. These materials are owned by Incorporated (""), and it's subsidiaries, all being provided for under license.

To use such materials, you must first agree to the following license terms:

The materials available for download on this site are subject to these license terms, as well as any specific guidelines contained herein. If you download any materials from this site, you agree to be bound by these license terms as well as the specific guidelines related to the materials you wish to download.

You may not sell alter, modify, license, sublicense, copy, or use the materials in any way other than has been specifically authorized by in the permissions and trademark guidelines described herein.

You acknowledge that reserves the right to revoke the authorization to view, download, and print the materials available on this site at any time, and for any reason: and such authorization shall be deemed to be discontinued immediately upon the removal of these materials from the site.

You acknowledge that any rights granted to you constitute a license and not a transfer of title. You do not obtain any ownership right, title, or other interest in or it's subsidiaries' copyrighted materials or trademarks by downloading, copying, or otherwise using these materials.

shall not be liable to you or any other party for any loss of revenue or profit or for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or other similar damages, whether based on tort (including, without limitation, negligence or strict liability), contract, or other legal or equitable grounds even if has been advised or having had reason to know of the possibility of such damages.

Any materials are provided on an "as is" basis. specifically disclaims all express, statutory, or implied warranties relating to these materials, including but not limited to those concerning merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose or non-infringement of any third-part rights regarding these materials in whole or part.

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Revised: 12/20/2007

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When you use , the benefits of membership far exceed the system itself. With standing behind its products, you gain a business partner you can depend on for technical support, important updates, and future upgrades. You gain peace of mind knowing your information is safe, stable, compatible with your computer, and absolutely free of adware and viruses. You can't put a price on that kind of confidence. Piracy-free is worry-free.

Piracy is uncomfortable

Business developers, specifically online businesses, face a devastating financial impact when pirated products are used. Time and money that could be used to create innovative new technology must be diverted to the frustrating task of protecting the products they have already developed. has solved the problems associated with pirated products by developing a proprietary online system for it's products, and protected access to them.

Retail stores also feel the financial pain of piracy. Additionally, they may have to limit their selection to products that won't be devalued by pirated copies floating around on the Internet.

Perhaps the most victimized group are product users themselves, and that includes all of us. We are hurt when developers cannot focus on development, we pay higher prices, our options are limited, and viruses, spyware, and adware are always a threat.

Economic worldwide loss associated with product piracy is estimated in the tens of billions of dollars. In the end, the only people who really benefit from pirated products are the pirates themselves, until they are caught, of course.

What is Piracy?

Piracy is the unauthorized use (in part, or in whole), or reproduction of copyrighted or patented material. With regard to digital products, piracy is the term used for copying, selling, or using products that haven't been properly licensed - or paid for. Product piracy is illegal.

Being familiar with the different types of product piracy can help you identify potential pirates and help ensure that you are always buying and using legitimate products. Other online threats such as Phishing and spoofing and Spam create problems for personal security, as well as being a nuisance. Several methods are available for addressing these problems, and we at strive to protect all users of the family of services.

Auction Problems

Buying products from auction sites can be an extremely risky proposition. Follow these tips.

Auction sites can be fun, exciting sources for unusual and hard-to-find treasures. The vast majority of individuals who use online auctions are honest people conducting legitimate business. However, buying products from auction sites can be an extremely risky proposition. Here are some tips for purchasing from auction sites:

Do not use any second or third party software installed on your computer to visit, run, or buy items online. Installing such software opens you up to the risk of a variety of hackers, bugs, and identity theft exposure.

Trust your instincts. If an offer sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Check the price from a reputable retailer. If there is a substantial difference, then there's a good chance the seller is trying to sell pirated or otherwise illegal software.

Do your homework. Check the feedback section on the auction site to find comments about the seller based on their previous transactions. Look for a trust mark from a reputable organization, like BBBOnLine, which signifies the merchant has agreed to a code of business practices. Also, get the seller's address, phone number, or URL so you can check for a Reliability Report with the Better Business Bureau (go to www.bbb.org, look for the Check It Out box, and click Business).

Beware of copycats. Take special care to avoid sellers offering products that include the name of the original, but ad "almost", "like", or "similar". This almost always means you're not buying properly licensed products.

Download Gifts, Gift Cards, Donations, Vouchers and all other Materials for your Online Giving only through .org. Only is a completely secure and closed system, preventing and safeguarding your charitable activities, and protecting ALL of your personal information.

Make sure it's authentic. Be suspicious of sites that don't come with some proof of authenticity to verify their safeguarding of your information.

works with several business organizations and advocacy groups to help in an ongoing effort to prevent product piracy and identity theft.

Revised: 12/20/2007