Last updated: December 11, 2024

When you use the Service, some of your information reaches us. This policy explains how we collect, use and disclose it, what your privacy rights are, and how the law protects you.

Personal Data is what we use to operate and improve the Service. Using the Service counts as agreeing to the data practices in this Privacy Policy.

Interpretation and Definitions

Interpretation

Terms written with a capital first letter are defined in the list that follows. Their meaning stays the same in the singular and the plural.

Definitions

For the purposes of this Privacy Policy:

Account means your unique account, which opens all or part of the Service to you.
Affiliate: an entity tied to a party by control, either way, or via a common controller. “Control” means a stake of 50% or more in the shares, equity interest or other securities giving a vote when directors or other managing authority are elected.
Company (referred to as either “the Company”, “We”, “Us” or “Our” in this Agreement) refers to Moving Boston - Miami, 11 HIGHLAND VLG WARE MA 01082.
Cookies are small files sites save to the device you browse with, be it a computer, phone or anything else. Among many uses, they remember what you looked at on that site.
Country refers to: United States
Device means a computer, cellphone, digital tablet or other equipment able to connect to the Service.
Personal Data: any information about a person who is known or identifiable.
Service refers to the Website.
Service Provider refers to third parties, whether companies or individuals, that process data on the Company’s behalf. We use them to keep the Service running, to operate it for us, to handle work connected with it, or to analyze how people use it.
Usage Data is information recorded automatically, produced either when the Service is used or by its underlying systems; how long a page visit lasts is one example.
Website refers to Moving Boston - Miami, accessible from [domain]
You means the person who uses the Service. If that person acts for a company or another legal entity, You also means that entity.

Collecting and Using Your Personal Data

Types of Data Collected

Personal Data

As you use the Service, we may request details that personally identify you or give us a way to get in touch. Such information may cover, among other items:

Email address
Phone number
Usage Data

Usage Data

Each visit to the Service produces Usage Data automatically.

Typical entries are your Device’s Internet Protocol (IP) address, your browser name and version, the Service pages you look at, the date and time you arrive, how much time each page gets, unique device IDs and similar diagnostic details.

Visiting from a mobile device? Then we may automatically capture what kind of device it is, the unique ID and IP address it carries, the mobile operating system and browser it runs, and other identifiers and diagnostics.

We can also pick up the information your browser hands over whenever you open the Service, on a phone or any other device.

Tracking Technologies and Cookies

Activity on the Service is tracked with Cookies and other tracking technologies, which also store some information. Web beacons, tags and scripts collect and follow data so we can analyze how the Service works and make it better. Here is what we may use:

Browser Cookies. These are small files saved to your Device. Your browser can be set to block every cookie or to warn you when one arrives, but some parts of the Service may not work for you without them. Cookies may be used by the Service unless your browser is set to refuse them.
Web Beacons. Our emails and certain sections of the Service may hold web beacons, tiny electronic files that also go by single-pixel gifs, pixel tags or clear gifs. With them the Company can, for instance, count visitors to a page or readers of an email and gather related site statistics, such as how popular a section is and whether the system and server work as they should.

There are “Persistent” and “Session” Cookies. A persistent cookie is kept on your computer or phone while you are offline, whereas a session cookie is wiped as soon as your web browser closes.

Both kinds are set on this site, and the list below says why:

Necessary / Essential Cookies

Type: Session Cookies

Administered by: Us

Purpose: Some of the Website’s features and services simply do not work without these Cookies. They sign users in securely and stop anyone from misusing an account. We use them only to supply the services you request, which could not be offered otherwise.
Cookies Policy / Notice Acceptance Cookies

Type: Persistent Cookies

Administered by: Us

Purpose: They remember whether you said yes to cookies on the Website.
Functionality Cookies

Type: Persistent Cookies

Administered by: Us

Purpose: With these Cookies the Website recalls what you chose before, such as your login details or language, which makes each visit more personal and spares you from entering the same preferences over and over.

Want the full picture of our cookies and your choices? Read the Cookies Policy, or the part of this Privacy Policy on Cookies.

Use of Your Personal Data

Uses the Company may have for Personal Data:

To operate the Service and keep it working, which includes monitoring its use.
To manage Your Account: we look after your sign-up as a user of the Service, and the Personal Data you give us opens the features reserved for registered users.
To fulfill a contract: arranging, carrying out and honoring any agreement with Us made through the Service, such as an order for products, items or services.
To contact You: where it is needed or reasonable, we may get in touch through email, calls, SMS or other electronic channels like app push notifications, to share updates, security updates or news about features, products or services you contracted for.
To provide You with offers, news and general information about events, goods and services like the ones you have bought or shown interest in, unless you have opted out.
To manage Your requests: answering and following up on what you ask.
For business transfers: your information may help us assess or complete a merger, restructuring, divestiture, dissolution, reorganization or other sale or transfer of part or all of Our assets, whether the business keeps running or the sale happens in bankruptcy, liquidation or a similar proceeding, when Personal Data on Service users is among the assets that change owners.
For other purposes: data analysis, spotting trends in how the Service is used, judging whether a promotional campaign worked, and finding ways to make the Service, our products and services, our marketing and your experience better.

Situations in which your personal information may be passed on:

With Service Providers: who watch and analyze traffic on the Service for us, and who contact you on our behalf.
For business transfers: if We merge, sell Company assets, take on financing, or sell all or part of Our business to another company, your personal information may be transferred, both during the talks and once the deal closes.
With Affiliates: any affiliate that receives your information has to follow this Privacy Policy. That group covers our parent company and its subsidiaries, our joint venture partners, and any company controlled by Us or by whoever controls Us.
With business partners: so a partner can put specific promotions, products or services in front of you.
With other users: if you post personal details or interact with others in public areas, all users can see them, and they may be shared publicly elsewhere.
With Your consent: in any other case, only once you have said yes.

Retention of Your Personal Data

We keep Personal Data only while the reasons given in this Privacy Policy still apply. Past that point we keep and use it only where the law obliges us to (a law that requires us to store your data, for example), where a dispute must be resolved, or where we need it to enforce our legal agreements and policies.

We also store Usage Data for our own analysis. As a rule it is kept for a shorter time, unless it serves to make the Service more secure or more functional, or the law tells us to hold it longer.

Transfer of Your Personal Data

We process information, Personal Data among it, in the Company’s operating offices and in any location where the other parties to the processing are based. As a result, it may be sent to and stored on computers in another state, province, country or governmental jurisdiction, under data protection laws different from those where you live.

Your consent to this Privacy Policy followed by Your submission of such information represents Your agreement to that transfer.

Whatever is reasonably necessary to protect your data and handle it according to this Privacy Policy, we do. Before Personal Data moves to any organization or country, we make sure adequate controls are in place there, security of your data and other personal details included.

Delete Your Personal Data

You are entitled to erase Personal Data we have gathered about you, or to have us help you erase it.

The Service itself may let you remove some of that information.

With an Account, you can change, correct or delete your information whenever you want from the account settings page after signing in. Another way is to contact Us and ask for access to any personal information you provided, or for it to be corrected or deleted.

Keep in mind that a legal obligation or lawful basis can require us to hold on to some information anyway.

Disclosure of Your Personal Data

Business Transactions

A merger, acquisition or asset sale involving the Company can mean your Personal Data changes hands. You will get notice before the transfer and before another Privacy Policy covers your data.

Law enforcement

Sometimes we have no choice but to disclose Personal Data: when a law demands it, or when a court, government agency or other public authority makes a valid request.

Other legal requirements

We may also share Personal Data if, acting in good faith, we believe it is necessary to:

Comply with a legal obligation
Protect and defend the rights or property of the Company
Prevent possible misconduct involving the Service, or investigate it
Protect the safety of people using the Service or of the public
Protect against legal liability

Security of Your Personal Data

We treat the safety of your Personal Data as important, but nothing sent over the Internet or kept in electronic storage is 100% secure. Commercially acceptable safeguards are in place, yet absolute security is not something we can guarantee.

Children’s Privacy

Nobody under the age of 13 is the intended user of the Service, and we never knowingly take in identifying information from children that age. A parent or guardian who believes a child has handed Us Personal Data is asked to tell Us. If it turns out We hold Personal Data from a child under 13 and no parent’s consent was verified, we act to wipe it from Our servers.

In countries that demand a parent’s consent, and where consent is the legal ground we use for processing, we may ask for your parent’s permission before collecting or using your information.

Links to Other Websites

Some links on the Service lead to websites that We do not operate, and clicking one sends you to that outside site. We strongly recommend reading the Privacy Policy of every website you visit.

Such third-party sites and services, including their content, privacy policies and practices, are beyond our control, and we take no responsibility for them.

Changes to this Privacy Policy

We may revise this Privacy Policy now and again; posting the revised version here is how we tell you about changes.

Before any change takes effect, you will get an email and/or see a prominent notice on the Service, and the “Last updated” line at the top will show the new date.

Look over this Privacy Policy every so often, because any change becomes effective the moment it is posted on this page.

Contact Us

Anything unclear in this Privacy Policy? Contact us:

By email: [email protected]
By phone number: +1 (888) 711-4778