Opening Hours:
Monday – Friday 9 am – 6 pm
Phone: (212) 991-5633
Email: connect@thebridgecorp.com
Address: 140 E. Ridgewood Ave, Suite 415, South Tower, Paramus, NJ 07652
Privacy Policy
As of July 9, 2024
BRIDGE is a leading provider of email based marketing services and solutions. This Privacy Policy (also referred to herein as our “Policy”) has been created by BRIDGE as part of our commitment to data protection and privacy. Because you may provide us with personal information, we have developed this Policy to inform you of BRIDGE’s practices concerning such information. BRIDGE strictly collects first-party, permission-based data from individuals located within the United States.
If you have additional questions about this Policy, please feel free to email us.
WHAT PERSONAL INFORMATION DOES BRIDGE COLLECT?
BRIDGE uses the information it collects to improve your experience with BRIDGE, including personalizing and enhancing the experience we provide to you on our website. The types of information we may collect about you includes:
- Information You Give Us. We receive and store any information you enter on our website and contact page, through registration and other forms, or give us in any other way. This may include your name, the company you work for, postal address, email address, telephone number, marketing preferences, and other information.
- Information from Other Sources. We may receive information about you such as location data from other sources. If you provide information to BRIDGE, we may collect additional information about you, including information about you from BRIDGE affiliates and other sources. For more information, read about Fair Information Practices below.
- Automatic Information. We receive and store certain types of information whenever you interact with our websites. For example, like many websites, we use “cookies,” and we obtain certain types of information when your web browser accesses our websites. This may include individual and aggregate visitor preferences and session information, as well as information such as your IP address and the browser you are using. Our use of cookies is described in greater detail in the following section.
If you become a customer of our service, we may send you service-related announcements on occasions when it is necessary to do so. For instance, if our service is temporarily suspended for maintenance, we might send you an email. Generally, you may not opt-out of these communications, which are not promotional in nature. If you do not wish to receive them, you have the option to deactivate your account.
If you choose to use our referral service to tell a friend about our site, we will ask you for your friend’s name and email address. We will automatically send your friend a one–time email inviting him or her to visit the site. BRIDGE stores [or does not store] this information for the sole purpose of sending this one–time email and tracking the success of our referral program.
Your friend may contact us at connect@thebridgecorp.com to request that we remove this information from our database.
WHAT ARE COOKIES AND HOW DOES BRIDGE USE THEM?
A cookie is a text-only string of information that a website transfers to the cookie file of the browser on your computer’s hard disk so that the website can remember who you are. A cookie will typically contain the name of the domain from which the cookie has come, the “lifetime” of the cookie, and a value, usually a randomly generated unique number. Many cookies last only through a single session or visit. Others may have an expiration date or may remain on your computer until you delete them. Cookies can help a website to arrange content to match your preferred interests more quickly and also to improve the user experience. Most major websites use cookies.
Web beacons may be used to monitor website traffic in conjunction with cookies. A web beacon is a graphic on a web page or in an email message designed to track pages viewed and messages opened. Web beacons are often invisible because they are typically only 1–pixel by 1–pixel in size. We may place Web beacons on our web pages to collect data about visitors. When a user requests a BRIDGE web page, a web beacon may be retrieved/activated. Once the Web beacon is retrieved/activated, it points to an external site to retrieve the image. At that time it can also pass along information such as the IP address of the computer that retrieved the image, the time the Web beacon was viewed and for how long, and the type of browser that retrieved the image. This information can then be compiled and made available to BRIDGE. Web beacons, along with cookies, enable us to enhance your experience on the BRIDGE site. Turning off the browser’s cookies will prevent web beacons from tracking your specific activity. The web beacon may still record an anonymous visit from your IP address, but personal information will not be recorded (information on how to “turn off” cookies provided below).
- How Does BRIDGE Use Cookies? We use cookies for a number of purposes–for example, to maintain continuity during a user session, to gather data about the usage of our website for research and other purposes, to store your preferences for certain kinds of information and marketing offers, or to store a username or encrypted customer identification number so that you do not have to provide this information every time you return to our site. Our cookies are not used to gather personally identifiable information.
- How Can I Prevent the Use of Cookies? You can decide if and how your computer will accept a cookie by configuring your preferences or options in your browser. The Help portion of the toolbar on most browsers will tell you how to prevent your browser from accepting new cookies, how to have the browser notify you when you receive a new cookie, or how to disable or delete cookies altogether. However, please note that if you choose to reject cookies, you may not be able to use certain online services or website features.
DOES BRIDGE SHARE THE INFORMATION IT RECEIVES?
BRIDGE uses the information it collects to improve your experience with internet-based advertising. Permission and consent are central to our practices. Our goal and purpose is an ethical and transparent collection and use of data for advertising campaigns. We may share your information with third-party marketing partners for use in internet-based advertising and measurement.
In addition, we reserve the right to disclose your personally identifiable information as required by law and when we believe that disclosure is necessary to protect our rights and/or comply with a judicial proceeding, court order, or legal process served on our website.
WHAT CHOICES DO I HAVE?
BRIDGE maintains an email marketing newsletter list to communicate with our clients and prospects. Individuals must affirmatively ask to join our mailing list by opting-in on the BRIDGE Web site. We do not rent, loan, trade, or lease the addresses on our list to anyone. All email messages sent to this list include an opportunity to unsubscribe or opt-out of receiving future Insight newsletters.
BRIDGE maintains a postal mailing list to communicate with our clients and prospects. We do not rent, loan, trade or lease our list to anyone. You can request to be removed from our mailing list by contacting us via email. You may also request to be removed from our mailing list at the postal address below:
BRIDGE
140 E. Ridgewood Ave
Suite 415, South Tower
Paramus, NJ 07652
T: (212) 991-5633
Email: connect@thebridgecorp.com
https://www.thebridgecorp.com/opt-out/
CAN I ACCESS & CORRECT MY PERSONAL INFORMATION?
If you would like to update your information please go to the Contact Us window and submit a new form with updated contact information. Any Profile updates or changes will take place within a 24–hour period. To request access to the information we have about you, please send a request via email. BRIDGE will respond within 30 days.
HOW IS INFORMATION ABOUT ME KEPT SECURE?
We protect information we collect about you by maintaining physical, electronic, and procedural safeguards. All information is secure and may be accessed only by key staff members of BRIDGE. BRIDGE does not request sensitive information (such as a credit card number and/or social security number). We take every precaution to protect your information both online and offline. Periodically, our employees are notified about the importance we place on privacy and security, and what they can do to ensure our clients’ information is protected. The servers on which we store data are kept in a secure environment. If you have any questions about security, click here to send an email.
HOW WILL I KNOW ABOUT CHANGES TO THIS POLICY?
BRIDGE may revise this Policy from time to time. If we decide to change our privacy policy, we will post those changes to this Privacy Policy and other places we deem appropriate so that you are aware of what information we collect, how we use it, and under what circumstances, if any, we disclose it. If we make material changes to this policy, we will notify you here, or by means of a notice on our home page. You should bookmark and periodically review this page to ensure that you are familiar with the most current version of this Policy. You can determine when this Policy was last revised by checking the “Last Revised” legend at the top of the Policy.
ADDITIONAL PRIVACY INFORMATION
HOW DOES BRIDGE PROTECT THE PRIVACY OF INFORMATION IT COLLECTS AND MANAGES ON BEHALF OF ITS CLIENTS?
BRIDGE works with the world’s leading marketers (our clients) to develop direct mail and permission-based email marketing communications to send to their customers (client’s customers/consumers).
BRIDGE’s role in supporting our clients may include hosting client data, compiling or procuring prospect/acquisition data for our clients, delivery of direct mail or email, tracking results of direct mail or email campaigns, analysis of data, hosting of response data collection sites, and transferring collected data back to our clients or to a BRIDGE hosted database.
BRIDGE treats all client customer data as confidential. BRIDGE is contractually bound to keep our clients’ customer data private and this data is never shared across clients or with any third party that is not authorized by a client to receive its customer data. BRIDGE only uses its clients’ customer data for the specific purpose of providing services to its clients as authorized by our clients. It is our client’s responsibility (as a user of our products and services) to provide proper notice to its customers/consumers with regard to any required notices as to its data collection and data use practices, including any email or internet tracking devices.
BRIDGE may, however, share our clients’ customer data with a BRIDGE affiliate company or another company if such sharing is in connection with providing services to our clients, or in relation to a sale or consolidation of BRIDGE’s assets, provided, however, that all such companies agree to honor all of the privacy commitments set forth in this Policy and have demonstrated appropriate levels of their ability to protect the privacy of our clients’ data.
Some of our clients independently use BRIDGE’s technology platforms to design and send their direct mail or email campaigns without the involvement of BRIDGE support staff. BRIDGE informs all of its clients in writing about its stringent Policy against sending unsolicited commercial email, or sending direct mail in a manner not consistent with Direct Marketing Association (DMA) guidelines. If BRIDGE determines that a client has knowingly used its systems for sending unsolicited commercial email, or direct mail in a manner inconsistent with DMA guidelines, it may revoke the client’s permission to send direct mail or email using our products or our systems.
EU SAFE HARBOR
The collection of personal information in the European Union is governed by Directive 95/46/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 October 1995. This Directive addresses the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal information and on the free movement of such information, as well as the national legislation of European Union Member states (EU).
FAIR INFORMATION PRACTICES
BRIDGE, or its subsidiaries, may collect data offline directly from consumers or from other data collection sources. Our partners and affiliates share information with us such as precise and historical geographic location of your device and approximate and historical-geographical location derived from a device IP address. We do not store this location data or use it for targeting purposes. BRIDGE respects and promotes consumer privacy and is committed to maintaining a balance between the legitimate information needs of businesses and the concerns of individuals and the public at large about fair information practices. In its consumer data collection practices, BRIDGE and all businesses with whom BRIDGE associates, employ the following fair information practices.
Fair Information Practices used by BRIDGE and its data providers:
- Collection of relevant and socially legitimate information from reputable sources
- Taking reasonable steps to assure the accuracy of the information, including permitting individuals to correct inaccuracies or inform the source of the correct information
- Safeguarding information by restricting access to only those who have a legitimate need and right to access the information
- Taking reasonable steps to protect against the misuse of non-public information
- Informing customers of how information is used
- Maintaining systems to protect information from unauthorized access, including using industry-standard secure socket layer (“SSL”) encryption when transmitting sensitive information over the public Internet
- Educating employees on the importance of privacy issues and requirements
LINKS TO OTHER WEBSITES
This website contains links to other sites. The inclusion of any link does not imply our endorsement of the external site company, its website, or the products and services it promotes and sells. Please be aware that BRIDGE is not responsible for the privacy practices of other sites. We encourage our users to be aware when they leave our site and to read the privacy statements of each website that collects personally identifiable information. This privacy statement applies solely to information collected by BRIDGE.
ADDITIONAL U.S. STATE PRIVACY DISCLOSURES
This Privacy Policy (“Policy”) supplements the information contained in the BRIDGE Privacy Policy and applies specifically to individuals residing in California, Colorado, Connecticut, Montana, Oregon, Texas, Utah, and Virginia (collectively, the “Covered States”). This Policy explains how BRIDGE collects, uses, and discloses your personal information and how you can exercise your rights under various applicable privacy laws in the United States.
Your Rights and Choices
Under the US Privacy Laws, you may have certain rights regarding your personal information. These rights may include:
- Right to Know: You have the right to request information about the categories and specific pieces of personal information we have collected about you in the last 12 months, including:
- The categories of personal data collected;
- The categories of sources of the personal data;
- The purposes for which the personal data were collected;
- The categories of personal data disclosed to third parties (if any), and the categories of recipients to whom the personal data were disclosed;
- The categories of personal data shared for cross-context behavioral advertising purposes (if any), and the categories of recipients to whom the personal data were disclosed for those purposes; and
- The categories of personal data sold (if any), and the categories of third parties to whom the personal data were sold.
- Right to Access and Portability: You have the right to obtain access to the personal data we have collected about you and, where required by law, the right to obtain a copy of the personal data in a portable and, to the extent technically feasible, readily usable format that allows you to transmit the data to another entity without hindrance.
- Right to Request Deletion: You have the right to request the deletion of personal information that we have collected from you, subject to certain exceptions.
- Right to Correction: You have the right to request that any inaccuracies in your personal information be corrected, taking into account the nature of the personal information and the purposes of the processing of your personal information.
- Right to Control over Sensitive Information: You have the right to exercise control over our collection and processing of certain sensitive information.
- Right to Control over Automated Decision-Making/Profiling: You have the right to direct us not to use automated decision-making or profiling for certain purposes.
- Right to Opt-Out of Sales or Sharing for Targeted Advertising: You have the right to direct us not to “sell” personal information we have collected about you to third parties for monetary or other valuable consideration or “share” your personal information to third parties for cross-context behavioral advertising purposes. If you are under the age of 18, you have the right to opt-in, or to have a parent or guardian opt-in on your behalf, to such sales.
- Right to Appeal: We will honor all requests to remove data that have been verified to originate with the person whose data is being requested to delete. In the event that we decline to take action on a request exercising one of your rights set forth above, you have the right to appeal our decision.
To exercise your rights under US Privacy Laws, please refer to the “Your Privacy Rights” section below.
Your Privacy Rights
To exercise your privacy rights with regard to your personal information collected or processed by BRIDGE, please follow the instructions below based on the specific services you use.
Web and Online Services
- Complete our Opt-Out Form; or
- Email us at privacy@thebridgecorp.com
Data Services
- Complete our Opt-Out Form; or
- Email us at privacy@thebridgecorp.com
Platform Services
- Complete our Opt-Out Form; or
- Email us at privacy@thebridgecorp.com
Note: We may need to verify your identity before processing your request. This may require us to request additional personal information from you or ask you to log into your account, if applicable. The personal information provided in connection with your request will only be used to review and comply with your request.
If we are unable to comply with all or part of your request, we will explain the reasons for our decision.
Exercise Your Right to Opt-Out of Personal Information Sales or Sharing for Targeted Advertising
If you have not exercised your right to opt out, and as described in the Disclosure of Personal Information section of these U.S. Disclosures, we may disclose or “sell” your personal information to third parties for monetary or valuable considerations, or “share” it with third parties for behavioral advertising purposes across different contexts. These third parties may use your information as per their own privacy policies.
You do not need to create an account to exercise your right to opt out. However, we may require additional personal information to accurately identify you and ensure compliance with your opt-out request. The personal information provided will be used solely for reviewing and fulfilling your request. If you choose not to provide this information, we will process your request to the extent we can identify you in our systems.
To exercise your right to opt out, please complete the Opt-Out Form mentioned in the “Your Privacy Rights” section above.
Authorized Agents
Under specific circumstances, you have the option to utilize an authorized representative, as defined by the relevant privacy law, to submit requests on your behalf through the designated methods stated in these U.S. Disclosures. In such cases, we will verify the agent’s authority to act on your behalf.
To verify your requests for accessing, deleting, or correcting personal information, we have specific requirements. You must provide:
(A) a valid power of attorney, in accordance with the laws of your state, either from yourself or your authorized agent; or
(B) satisfactory evidence to demonstrate that you have:
(i) granted the authorized agent permission, confirmed by their signature, to act on your behalf; and
(ii) directly verified your own identity with us following the instructions provided in these U.S. Disclosures or confirmed with us that you have given permission to the authorized agent to submit the request on your behalf.
For requests to opt out of the “sales” or “sharing” of personal information, we require a signed permission indicating that you have authorized your agent to act on your behalf.
Appealing Privacy Rights Decision
Depending on your state of residency, you may be able to appeal a decision we have made in connection with your privacy rights request. All appeal requests should be emailed to us at privacy@thebridgecorp.com.
Personal Information Collection
In the last 12 months, there is a possibility that we have gathered various types of personal data, including identifiers, commercial details, characteristics pertaining to protected classifications under California or US legislation, internet and network information, geolocation data, professional and employment particulars, inferences derived from the provided information to establish a consumer profile, as well as sensitive personal information in accordance with California law. To obtain further details about our personal information collection, the origins of this information, and how we utilize it, please refer to the “Our Approach to Data Privacy“ section of our website.
Types of Personal Information BRIDGE Collects/Processes:
In the last 12 months, there is a possibility that we have gathered various types of personal data, including identifiers, commercial details, characteristics pertaining to protected classifications under Virginia or US legislation, internet and network information, geolocation data, professional and employment particulars, inferences derived from the provided information to establish a consumer profile, as well as sensitive personal information in accordance with Virginia law. To obtain further details about our personal information collection, the origins of this information, and how we utilize it, please refer to the “Our Approach to Data Privacy“ section of our website.
Business and Commercial Purposes for which Personal Information is Collected/Processed
We collect personal information for our own business purposes as described above, including internal research, internal operations, auditing, detecting security incidents, improving our services, quality control, and legal compliance.
Categories of Personal Information Collected
Personal identifiers (e.g., name, postal address, email address, or similar identifiers, as well as other personal records such as telephone numbers. BRIDGE DOES NOT collect personal data such as SS#, credit card, driver’s license, racial or ethnic origin, religious beliefs, mental or physical health condition or diagnosis, sex life or sexual orientation, or citizenship or citizenship status; genetic or biometric data; personal data from a known child, or other specific volatile personal data.
Disclosure/Sharing of Personal Information
During the last year, BRIDGE has only disclosed or shared personal information it has collected as described above at “ADDITIONAL PRIVACY INFORMATION.” BRIDGE treats all client customer data as confidential. BRIDGE is contractually bound to keep our clients’ customer data private and this data is never shared across clients or with any third party that is not authorized by a client to receive its customer data.
Your Choices and How to Contact Us
Access and Correction
As a consumer under the CCPA, you have the right to request that BRIDGE disclose what personal information we collect, the purpose for which we use the personal information, as well as the categories of personal information that we disclose and sell about you. We call this your “right to know.”
To respond to your right to know request, the CCPA permits BRIDGE to verify your identity. This will require that you provide certain personal information for validation. If you email us and request a consumer access report, a BRIDGE associate will email you to administer an authentication test in which you will be required to answer certain questions to verify your identity.
BRIDGE will delete the information collected as part of the identity verification process as soon as practical after fulfilling your request.
Our clients may access and correct the information provided via this website. To request to correct this information, please submit a request here.
Unsubscribe or opt-out / Deletion Requests
BRIDGE offers you the opportunity to opt-out of receiving personalized digital ads or promotional e-mails from BRIDGE about our products and services. BRIDGE also extends the right to request a deletion of the information that BRIDGE has collected from you.
To opt-out of or to submit a deletion request, individuals may submit a request here.
Appeals Process:
BRIDGE provides consumers a formal method for appealing BRIDGE’s refusal to act on a request for access, deletion, correction, opt-out, or any other right afforded by state privacy laws. An appeal may be submitted by contacting us via our BRIDGE Privacy Center or email privacy@thebridgecorp.com.
Sales of Personal Information and Sharing for Targeted Advertising
In the last 12 months, we may have provided or shared the following categories of personal information with third parties for the purpose of targeted advertising, depending on your settings and preferences and your Right to Opt-Out:
- Identifiers
- Commercial or transactional informatio
- Characteristics of protected classifications under California or US law (inferred or actual, including self-reported), such as race, color, religion, sex/gender, pregnancy, marital status, military or veteran status, national origin, ancestry, age (over 40) (may be inferred, actual, or self-reported)
- Internet/Network information
- Geolocation data
- Professional or employment-related information
- Inference data, such as consumer information or preferences.
Furthermore, please refer to the “Fair Information Practices” section of our Privacy Policy to gain a better understanding of how third-party advertising networks, social media companies, and other third-party businesses collect and disclose your personal information directly from your browser or device through cookies or tracking technologies when you visit or engage with our websites, use our apps, or interact with us in any other way.
Disclosure of Personal Information
In the last 12 months, we may have disclosed all of the categories of information we collect with third parties for a business purpose. The categories of third parties to whom we sell or disclose your personal information for a business purpose include:
- Our clients;
- Commercial recipients, which may include data compilers and consumer data resellers, consumer goods retailers and informational and retail websites, content publishers, non-profit organizations; business-to-business services and organizations, and affiliate networks;
- Advertising networks and media platforms;
- Political campaigns;
- Internet service providers;
- Data analytics providers; and
- Social media networks.
“Shine the Light”
California’s “Shine the Light” gives California residents the right under certain circumstances to request information regarding the manner in which we share certain categories of personal information (as defined in the Shine the Light law) with third parties for their direct marketing purposes. To opt out of this type of sharing, please email us at privacy@thebridgecorp.com.
Right to Use Authorized Agents to Exercise Rights
The CCPA allows California consumers to use authorized agents to submit requests to BRIDGE on their behalf. In addition, BRIDGE has expanded these rights to allow consumers to use authorized agents regardless of their State of residence. BRIDGE requires that the authorized agent provide written authorization from the consumer to act on the consumer’s behalf. In the case of an authorized agent’s request for access to personal information, the resulting report will be delivered to the consumer directly.
Right to Non-Discrimination
The CCPA protects California consumers who exercise their rights from discrimination. BRIDGE will not discriminate against consumers who request access to personal information about them, request deletion, or request that BRIDGE opt them out of future sales.
How to Contact Us for More Information
If you have questions regarding your rights under the CCPA or BRIDGE’s data collection, use, and disclosure practices, you may contact us as provided below.
Our telephone number is 1 (212) 991-5633.
Our mailing address is:
BRIDGE
140 E. Ridgewood Ave, Suite 415
South Tower, Paramus, NJ 07652
Information for California Consumers
You may contact the California Attorney General (https://www.oag.ca.gov), or the California Privacy Protection Agency (https://www.cppa.ca.gov), for more information.
Statistical Information
The CCPA requires certain businesses to compile and disclose information by July 1 of each year regarding their compliance with the CCPA for the previous twelve-month period. The numbers below were updated October 1, 2024.
| CCPA Reporting Requirements | Metrics for Interim Reporting Period ending June 30, 2024 |
| Total Volume of Requests to Know Received | 0 |
| Number of Requests to Know Fulfilled | 0 |
| Number of Requests to Know Denied* | 0 |
| Median Number of Days to Respond to Requests to Know | 0 |
| Mean Number of Days to Respond to Requests to Know | 0 |
| Total Volume of Requests to Delete Received | 1 |
| Number of Requests to Delete Fulfilled | 1 |
| Number of Requests to Delete Denied | 0 |
| Number of Requests denied as not being verifiable | 0 |
| Number of Requests denied that were not made by a consumer | 0 |
| Number of Requests that called for information exempt from deletion | 0 |
| Number of requests denied on other grounds | 0 |
| Median Number of Days to Respond to Requests to Delete | 6 |
| Mean Number of Days to Respond to Requests to Delete | 6 |
| Number of requests in which deletion was not required in whole, or in part, under each provision in California Civil Code section 1798.145 or 1798.146. | 0 |
| Total Volume of Requests to Limit Use of Sensitive Personal Information Received | 0 |
| Number of Requests to Limit Use of Sensitive Personal Information Fulfilled | 0 |
| Number of Requests to Limit Use of Sensitive Personal Information Denied* | 0 |
| Median Number of Days to Respond to Requests to Limit Use of Sensitive Personal Information | 0 |
| Mean Number of Days to Respond to Requests to Limit Use of Sensitive Personal Information | 0 |
| Total Volume of Requests to Correction Received | 0 |
| Number of Requests to Correction Fulfilled | 0 |
| Number of Requests to Correction Denied* | 0 |
| Median Number of Days to Respond to Requests to Correction | 0 |
| Mean Number of Days to Respond to Requests to Correction | 0 |
| Total Volume of Requests to Opt-Out Received | 23 |
| Number of Opt-Out Requests Fulfilled | 23 |
| Number of Opt-Out Requests Denied | 0 |
| Median Number of Days to Respond to Requests to Opt-Out** | 0 |
| Mean Number of Days to Respond to Requests to Opt-Out** | 0.35 |
This CCPA Privacy Notice is effective July 1, 2024.
The Colorado Privacy Act (the “CPA”) confers privacy rights on Colorado consumers and imposes corresponding obligations on businesses subject to the CPA. The following is intended to explain a consumer’s rights and the obligations BRIDGE has under the CPA.
Types of Personal Information BRIDGE Collects/Processes
In the last 12 months, there is a possibility that we have gathered various types of personal data, including identifiers, commercial details, characteristics pertaining to protected classifications under Colorado or US legislation, internet and network information, geolocation data, professional and employment particulars, inferences derived from the provided information to establish a consumer profile, as well as sensitive personal information in accordance with Colorado law. To obtain further details about our personal information collection, the origins of this information, and how we utilize it, please refer to the “Our Approach to Data Privacy“ section of our website.
Categories of Personal Information Collected
Personal identifiers (e.g., name, postal address, email address, or similar identifiers, as well as other personal records such as telephone numbers. BRIDGE DOES NOT collect personal data such as SS#, credit card, driver’s license, racial or ethnic origin, religious beliefs, mental or physical health condition or diagnosis, sex life or sexual orientation, or citizenship or citizenship status; genetic or biometric data; personal data from a known child, or other specific volatile personal data.
Disclosure/Sharing of Personal Information
During the last year, BRIDGE has only disclosed or shared personal information it has collected as described above at “ADDITIONAL PRIVACY INFORMATION.” BRIDGE treats all client customer data as confidential. BRIDGE is contractually bound to keep our clients’ customer data private and this data is never shared across clients or with any third party that is not authorized by a client to receive its customer data.
Your Choices and How to Contact Us
Access and Correction
As a consumer under the CPA, you have the right to request that BRIDGE disclose what personal information we collect, the purpose for which we use the personal information, as well as the categories of personal information that we disclose and sell about you. We call this your “right to know.”
To respond to your right-to-know request, the CPA permits BRIDGE to verify your identity. This will require that you provide certain personal information for validation. If you call or mail us and request a consumer access report, a BRIDGE associate will call you to administer an authentication test in which you will be required to answer certain questions to verify your identity.
BRIDGE will delete the information collected as part of the identity verification process as soon as practical after fulfilling your request.
Our clients may access and correct the information provided via this website. To request to correct this information, please submit a request here.
The instructions provided above apply to information that you have provided to BRIDGE in registering with us via the thebridgecorp.com website.
Unsubscribe or opt-out / Deletion Requests
BRIDGE offers you the opportunity to opt-out of receiving personalized digital ads or promotional e-mails from BRIDGE about our products and services. BRIDGE also extends the right to request a deletion of the information that BRIDGE has collected from you.
To opt-out of or to submit a deletion request, individuals may submit a request here.
Right to Non-Discrimination
The CPA protects Colorado consumers who exercise their rights from discrimination. BRIDGE will not discriminate against consumers who request access to personal information about them, request deletion, or request that BRIDGE opt them out of future sales.
Appeals Process:
BRIDGE provides consumers a formal method for appealing BRIDGE’s refusal to act on a request for access, deletion, correction, opt-out, or any other right afforded by state privacy laws. An appeal may be submitted by contacting us via our BRIDGE Privacy Center or email privacy@thebridgecorp.com.
Information for Colorado Consumers
You may contact the Colorado Attorney General for more information. Please visit https://coag.gov/
Other Privacy-Related Questions
To ask questions about the thebridgecorp.com privacy policy or your rights under applicable US state privacy laws, contact us via our BRIDGE Privacy Center or email privacy@thebridgecorp.com.
This CPA Privacy Notice is effective December 4, 2023.
The Connecticut Consumer Data Privacy Act (the “CTDPA”) confers privacy rights on Connecticut consumers and imposes corresponding obligations on businesses subject to the CTDPA. The following is intended to explain a consumer’s rights and the obligations BRIDGE has under the CTDPA.
Types of Personal Information BRIDGE Collects/Processes
In the last 12 months, there is a possibility that we have gathered various types of personal data, including identifiers, commercial details, characteristics pertaining to protected classifications under Connecticut or US legislation, internet and network information, geolocation data, professional and employment particulars, inferences derived from the provided information to establish a consumer profile, as well as sensitive personal information in accordance with Connecticut law. To obtain further details about our personal information collection, the origins of this information, and how we utilize it, please refer to the “Our Approach to Data Privacy“ section of our website.
Categories of Personal Information Collected
Personal identifiers (e.g., name, postal address, email address, or similar identifiers, as well as other personal records such as telephone numbers. BRIDGE DOES NOT collect personal data such as SS#, credit card, driver’s license, racial or ethnic origin, religious beliefs, mental or physical health condition or diagnosis, sex life or sexual orientation, or citizenship or citizenship status; genetic or biometric data; personal data from a known child, or other specific volatile personal data.
Disclosure/Sharing of Personal Information
During the last year, BRIDGE has only disclosed or shared personal information it has collected as described above at “ADDITIONAL PRIVACY INFORMATION.” BRIDGE treats all client customer data as confidential. BRIDGE is contractually bound to keep our clients’ customer data private and this data is never shared across clients or with any third party that is not authorized by a client to receive its customer data.
Your Choices and How to Contact Us
Access and Correction
As a consumer under the CTDPA, you have the right to request that BRIDGE disclose what personal information we collect, the purpose for which we use the personal information, as well as the categories of personal information that we disclose and sell about you. We call this your “right to know.”
To respond to your right-to-know request, the CTDPA permits BRIDGE to verify your identity. This will require that you provide certain personal information for validation. If you email us and request a consumer access report, a BRIDGE associate will email you to administer an authentication test in which you will be required to answer certain questions to verify your identity.
BRIDGE will delete the information collected as part of the identity verification process as soon as practical after fulfilling your request.
Our clients may access and correct the information provided via this website. To request to correct this information, please submit a request here.
Unsubscribe or opt-out / Deletion Requests
BRIDGE offers you the opportunity to opt-out of receiving personalized digital ads or promotional e-mails from BRIDGE about our products and services. BRIDGE also extends the right to request a deletion of the information that BRIDGE has collected from you.
To opt-out of or to submit a deletion request, individuals may submit a request here.
Right to Non-Discrimination
The CTDPA protects Connecticut consumers who exercise their rights from discrimination. BRIDGE will not discriminate against consumers who request access to personal information about them, request deletion, or request that BRIDGE opt them out of future sales.
Information for Connecticut Consumers
You may contact the Connecticut Attorney General for more information. Please visit https://portal.ct.gov/ag
Appeals Process:
BRIDGE provides consumers a formal method for appealing BRIDGE’s refusal to act on a request for access, deletion, correction, opt-out, or any other right afforded by state privacy laws. An appeal may be submitted by contacting us via our BRIDGE Privacy Center or email privacy@thebridgecorp.com.
Other Privacy-Related Questions
To ask questions about the thebridgecorp.com privacy policy or your rights under applicable US state privacy laws, contact us via our BRIDGE Privacy Center or email privacy@thebridgecorp.com.
This CTDPA Privacy Notice is effective December 4, 2023.
The Montana Consumer Data Privacy Act (the “MCDPA”) confers privacy rights on Montana consumers and imposes corresponding obligations on businesses subject to the MCDPA.
The following is intended to explain a consumer’s rights and the obligations BRIDGE has under the MCDPA.
Types of Personal Information BRIDGE Collects/Processes
In the last 12 months, there is a possibility that we have gathered various types of personal data, including identifiers, commercial details, characteristics pertaining to protected classifications under Montana or US legislation, internet and network information, geolocation data, professional and employment particulars, inferences derived from the provided information to establish a consumer profile, as well as sensitive personal information in accordance with Montana law. To obtain further details about our personal information collection, the origins of this information, and how we utilize it, please refer to the “Our Approach to Data Privacy“ section of our website.
Categories of Personal Information Collected:
Personal identifiers (e.g., name, postal address, email address, or similar identifiers, as well as other personal records such as telephone numbers. BRIDGE DOES NOT collect personal data such as SS#, credit card, driver’s license, racial or ethnic origin, religious beliefs, mental or physical health condition or diagnosis, sex life or sexual orientation, or citizenship or citizenship status; genetic or biometric data; personal data from a known child, or other specific volatile personal data.
Disclosure/Sharing of Personal Information
During the last year, BRIDGE has only disclosed or shared personal information it has collected as described above at “ADDITIONAL PRIVACY INFORMATION.” BRIDGE treats all client customer data as confidential. BRIDGE is contractually bound to keep our clients’ customer data private and this data is never shared across clients or with any third party that is not authorized by a client to receive its customer data.
Your Choices and How to Contact Us
Access
As a consumer under the MCDPA, you have the right to request that BRIDGE disclose what personal information we collect, the purpose for which we use the personal information, as well as the categories of personal information that we disclose and sell about you. We call this your “right to know.”
To respond to your right-to-know request, the MCDPA permits BRIDGE to verify your identity. This will require that you provide certain personal information for validation. If you email us and request a consumer access report, a BRIDGE associate will email you to administer an authentication test in which you will be required to answer certain questions to verify your identity.
BRIDGE will delete the information collected as part of the identity verification process as soon as practical after fulfilling your request.
Our clients may access and correct the information provided via this website. To request to correct this information, please submit a request here.
Unsubscribe or Opt-Out / Deletion Requests
BRIDGE offers you the opportunity to opt-out of receiving personalized digital ads or promotional e-mails from BRIDGE about our products and services. BRIDGE also extends the right to request a deletion of the information that BRIDGE has collected from you.
To opt-out of or to submit a deletion request, individuals may submit a request here.
Right to Non-Discrimination
The MCDPA protects Montana consumers who exercise their rights from discrimination. BRIDGE will not discriminate against consumers who request access to personal information about them, request deletion, or request that BRIDGE opt them out of future sales.
Right to Use Authorized Agents to Exercise Rights
The MCDPA allows Montana consumers to use authorized agents to submit requests to BRIDGE on their behalf. In addition, BRIDGE has expanded these rights to allow consumers to use authorized agents regardless of their State of residence. BRIDGE requires that the authorized agent provide written authorization from the consumer to act on the consumer’s behalf. In the case of an authorized agent’s request for access to personal information, the resulting report will be delivered to the consumer directly.
How to Contact Us for More Information
If you have questions regarding your rights under the MCDPA or BRIDGE’s data collection, use and disclosure practices, you may contact us as provided below.
Our telephone number is 1 (212) 991-5633. Our mailing address is:
BRIDGE
140 E. Ridgewood Ave, Suite 415
South Tower, Paramus, NJ 07652
Information for Montana Consumers
You may contact the Montana Attorney General for more information. Please visit https://dojmt.gov/
This MCDPA Privacy Notice is effective June 30, 2024.
The Oregon Consumer Privacy Act (the “OCPA”) confers privacy rights on Oregon consumers and imposes corresponding obligations on businesses subject to the OCPA.
The following is intended to explain a consumer’s rights and the obligations BRIDGE has under the OCPA.
Types of Personal Information BRIDGE Collects/Processes
In the last 12 months, there is a possibility that we have gathered various types of personal data, including identifiers, commercial details, characteristics pertaining to protected classifications under Oregon or US legislation, internet and network information, geolocation data, professional and employment particulars, inferences derived from the provided information to establish a consumer profile, as well as sensitive personal information in accordance with Oregon law. To obtain further details about our personal information collection, the origins of this information, and how we utilize it, please refer to the “Our Approach to Data Privacy“ section of our website.
Categories of Personal Information Collected:
Personal identifiers (e.g., name, postal address, email address, or similar identifiers, as well as other personal records such as telephone numbers. BRIDGE DOES NOT collect personal data such as SS#, credit card, driver’s license, racial or ethnic origin, religious beliefs, mental or physical health condition or diagnosis, sex life or sexual orientation, or citizenship or citizenship status; genetic or biometric data; personal data from a known child, or other specific volatile personal data.
Disclosure/Sharing of Personal Information
During the last year, BRIDGE has only disclosed or shared personal information it has collected as described above at “ADDITIONAL PRIVACY INFORMATION.” BRIDGE treats all client customer data as confidential. BRIDGE is contractually bound to keep our clients’ customer data private and this data is never shared across clients or with any third party that is not authorized by a client to receive its customer data.
Your Choices and How to Contact Us
Access
As a consumer under the OCPA, you have the right to request that BRIDGE disclose what personal information we collect, the purpose for which we use the personal information, as well as the categories of personal information that we disclose and sell about you. We call this your “right to know.”
To respond to your right-to-know request, the OCPA permits BRIDGE to verify your identity. This will require that you provide certain personal information for validation. If you email us and request a consumer access report, a BRIDGE associate will email you to administer an authentication test in which you will be required to answer certain questions to verify your identity.
BRIDGE will delete the information collected as part of the identity verification process as soon as practical after fulfilling your request.
Our clients may access and correct the information provided via this website. To request to correct this information, please submit a request here.
Unsubscribe or Opt-Out / Deletion Requests
BRIDGE offers you the opportunity to opt-out of receiving personalized digital ads or promotional e-mails from BRIDGE about our products and services. BRIDGE also extends the right to request a deletion of the information that BRIDGE has collected from you.
To opt-out of or to submit a deletion request, individuals may submit a request here.
Right to Non-Discrimination
The OCPA protects Oregon consumers who exercise their rights from discrimination. BRIDGE will not discriminate against consumers who request access to personal information about them, request deletion, or request that BRIDGE opt them out of future sales.
Right to Use Authorized Agents to Exercise Rights
The OCPA allows Oregon consumers to use authorized agents to submit requests to BRIDGE on their behalf. In addition, BRIDGE has expanded these rights to allow consumers to use authorized agents regardless of their State of residence. BRIDGE requires that the authorized agent provide written authorization from the consumer to act on the consumer’s behalf. In the case of an authorized agent’s request for access to personal information, the resulting report will be delivered to the consumer directly.
How to Contact Us for More Information
If you have questions regarding your rights under the OCPA or BRIDGE’s data collection, use, and disclosure practices, you may contact us as provided below.
Our telephone number is 1 (212) 991-5633. Our mailing address is:
BRIDGE
140 E. Ridgewood Ave, Suite 415
South Tower, Paramus, NJ 07652
Information for Oregon Consumers
You may contact the Oregon Attorney General for more information. Please visit https://www.doj.state.or.us/
This OCPA Privacy Notice is effective June 30, 2024.
BRIDGE is a data broker under Texas law. To conduct business in Texas, a data broker must register with the Texas Secretary of State (Texas SOS). Information about data broker registrants is available on the Texas SOS website at https://www.sos.state.tx.us/index.shtml
The Texas Data Privacy and Security Act (the “TDPSA”) confers privacy rights on Texas consumers and imposes corresponding obligations on businesses subject to the TDPSA.
The following is intended to explain a consumer’s rights and the obligations BRIDGE has under the TDPSA.
Types of Personal Information BRIDGE Collects/Processes
In the last 12 months, there is a possibility that we have gathered various types of personal data, including identifiers, commercial details, characteristics pertaining to protected classifications under Texas or US legislation, internet and network information, geolocation data, professional and employment particulars, inferences derived from the provided information to establish a consumer profile, as well as sensitive personal information in accordance with Texas law. To obtain further details about our personal information collection, the origins of this information, and how we utilize it, please refer to the “Our Approach to Data Privacy“ section of our website.
Categories of Personal Information Collected:
Personal identifiers (e.g., name, postal address, email address, or similar identifiers, as well as other personal records such as telephone numbers. BRIDGE DOES NOT collect personal data such as SS#, credit card, driver’s license, racial or ethnic origin, religious beliefs, mental or physical health condition or diagnosis, sex life or sexual orientation, or citizenship or citizenship status; genetic or biometric data; personal data from a known child, or other specific volatile personal data.
Disclosure/Sharing of Personal Information
During the last year, BRIDGE has only disclosed or shared personal information it has collected as described above at “ADDITIONAL PRIVACY INFORMATION.” BRIDGE treats all client customer data as confidential. BRIDGE is contractually bound to keep our clients’ customer data private and this data is never shared across clients or with any third party that is not authorized by a client to receive its customer data.
Your Choices and How to Contact Us
Access
As a consumer under the TDPSA, you have the right to request that BRIDGE disclose what personal information we collect, the purpose for which we use the personal information, as well as the categories of personal information that we disclose and sell about you. We call this your “right to know.”
To respond to your right-to-know request, the TDPSA permits BRIDGE to verify your identity. This will require that you provide certain personal information for validation. If you email us and request a consumer access report, a BRIDGE associate will email you to administer an authentication test in which you will be required to answer certain questions to verify your identity.
BRIDGE will delete the information collected as part of the identity verification process as soon as practical after fulfilling your request.
Our clients may access and correct the information provided via this website. To request to correct this information, please submit a request here.
Unsubscribe or Opt-Out / Deletion Requests
BRIDGE offers you the opportunity to opt-out of receiving personalized digital ads or promotional e-mails from BRIDGE about our products and services. BRIDGE also extends the right to request a deletion of the information that BRIDGE has collected from you.
To opt-out of or to submit a deletion request, individuals may submit a request here.
Right to Non-Discrimination
The TDPSA protects Texas consumers who exercise their rights from discrimination. BRIDGE will not discriminate against consumers who request access to personal information about them, request deletion, or request that BRIDGE opt them out of future sales.
Right to Use Authorized Agents to Exercise Rights
The TDPSA allows Texas consumers to use authorized agents to submit requests to BRIDGE on their behalf. In addition, BRIDGE has expanded these rights to allow consumers to use authorized agents regardless of their State of residence. BRIDGE requires that the authorized agent provide written authorization from the consumer to act on the consumer’s behalf. In the case of an authorized agent’s request for access to personal information, the resulting report will be delivered to the consumer directly.
How to Contact Us for More Information
If you have questions regarding your rights under the TDPSA or BRIDGE’s data collection, use and disclosure practices, you may contact us as provided below.
Our telephone number is 1 (212) 991-5633. Our mailing address is:
BRIDGE
140 E. Ridgewood Ave, Suite 415
South Tower, Paramus, NJ 07652
Information for Texas Consumers
You may contact the Texas Attorney General for more information. Please visit https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/
This TDPSA Privacy Notice is effective June 30, 2024.
The Utah Consumer Privacy Act (the “UCPA”) confers privacy rights on Virginia consumers and imposes corresponding obligations on businesses subject to the UCPA. The following is intended to explain a consumer’s rights and the obligations BRIDGE has under the UCPA.
Types of Personal Information BRIDGE Collects/Processes
In the last 12 months, there is a possibility that we have gathered various types of personal data, including identifiers, commercial details, characteristics pertaining to protected classifications under Colorado or US legislation, internet and network information, geolocation data, professional and employment particulars, inferences derived from the provided information to establish a consumer profile, as well as sensitive personal information in accordance with Colorado law. To obtain further details about our personal information collection, the origins of this information, and how we utilize it, please refer to the “Our Approach to Data Privacy“ section of our website.
Categories of Personal Information Collected:
Personal identifiers (e.g., name, postal address, email address, or similar identifiers, as well as other personal records such as telephone numbers. BRIDGE DOES NOT collect personal data such as SS#, credit card, driver’s license, racial or ethnic origin, religious beliefs, mental or physical health condition or diagnosis, sex life or sexual orientation, or citizenship or citizenship status; genetic or biometric data; personal data from a known child, or other specific volatile personal data.
Disclosure/Sharing of Personal Information
During the last year, BRIDGE has only disclosed or shared personal information it has collected as described above at “ADDITIONAL PRIVACY INFORMATION.” BRIDGE treats all client customer data as confidential. BRIDGE is contractually bound to keep our clients’ customer data private and this data is never shared across clients or with any third party that is not authorized by a client to receive its customer data.
Your Choices and How to Contact Us
Access
As a consumer under the UCPA, you have the right to request that BRIDGE disclose what personal information we collect, the purpose for which we use the personal information, as well as the categories of personal information that we disclose and sell about you. We call this your “right to know.”
To respond to your right-to-know request, the UCPA permits BRIDGE to verify your identity. This will require that you provide certain personal information for validation. If you email us and request a consumer access report, a BRIDGE associate will email you to administer an authentication test in which you will be required to answer certain questions to verify your identity.
BRIDGE will delete the information collected as part of the identity verification process as soon as practical after fulfilling your request.
Our clients may access and correct the information provided via this website. To request to correct this information, please submit a request here.
Unsubscribe or Opt-Out / Deletion Requests
BRIDGE offers you the opportunity to opt-out of receiving personalized digital ads or promotional e-mails from BRIDGE about our products and services. BRIDGE also extends the right to request a deletion of the information that BRIDGE has collected from you.
To opt-out of or to submit a deletion request, individuals may submit a request here.
Right to Non-Discrimination
The UCPA protects Utah consumers who exercise their rights from discrimination. BRIDGE will not discriminate against consumers who request access to personal information about them, request deletion, or request that BRIDGE opt them out of future sales.
INFORMATION FOR UTAH CONSUMERS
You may contact the Utah Attorney General for more information. Please visit https://www.attorneygeneral.utah.gov/
Other Privacy-Related Questions
To ask questions about the thebridgecorp.com privacy policy or your rights under applicable US state privacy laws, contact us via our BRIDGE Privacy Center or email privacy@thebridgecorp.com.
This UCPA Privacy Notice is effective December 4, 2023.
The Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act (the “VCDPA”) confers privacy rights on Virginia consumers and imposes corresponding obligations on businesses subject to the VCDPA. The following is intended to explain a consumer’s rights and the obligations BRIDGE has under the VCDPA.
Types of Personal Information BRIDGE Collects/Processes:
In the last 12 months, there is a possibility that we have gathered various types of personal data, including identifiers, commercial details, characteristics pertaining to protected classifications under Virginia or US legislation, internet and network information, geolocation data, professional and employment particulars, inferences derived from the provided information to establish a consumer profile, as well as sensitive personal information in accordance with Virginia law. To obtain further details about our personal information collection, the origins of this information, and how we utilize it, please refer to the “Our Approach to Data Privacy“ section of our website.
Business and Commercial Purposes for which Personal Information is Collected/Processed
We collect personal information for our own business purposes as described above, including internal research, internal operations, auditing, detecting security incidents, improving our services, quality control, and legal compliance.
Categories of Personal Information Collected
Personal identifiers (e.g., name, postal address, email address, or similar identifiers, as well as other personal records such as telephone numbers. BRIDGE DOES NOT collect personal data such as SS#, credit card, driver’s license, racial or ethnic origin, religious beliefs, mental or physical health condition or diagnosis, sex life or sexual orientation, or citizenship or citizenship status; genetic or biometric data; personal data from a known child, or other specific volatile personal data.
Disclosure/Sharing of Personal Information
During the last year, BRIDGE has only disclosed or shared personal information it has collected as described above at “ADDITIONAL PRIVACY INFORMATION.” BRIDGE treats all client customer data as confidential. BRIDGE is contractually bound to keep our clients’ customer data private and this data is never shared across clients or with any third party that is not authorized by a client to receive its customer data.
Your Choices and How to Contact Us:
Access and Correction
As a consumer under the VCDPA, you have the right to request that BRIDGE disclose what personal information we collect, the purpose for which we use the personal information, as well as the categories of personal information that we disclose and sell about you. We call this your “right to know.”
To respond to your right-to-know request, the VCDPA permits BRIDGE to verify your identity. This will require that you provide certain personal information for validation. If you email us and request a consumer access report, a BRIDGE associate will email you to administer an authentication test in which you will be required to answer certain questions to verify your identity.
BRIDGE will delete the information collected as part of the identity verification process as soon as practical after fulfilling your request.
Our clients may access and correct the information provided via this website. To request to correct this information, please submit a request here.
Unsubscribe or opt-out / Deletion Requests
BRIDGE offers you the opportunity to opt-out of receiving personalized digital ads or promotional e-mails from BRIDGE about our products and services. BRIDGE also extends the right to request a deletion of the information that BRIDGE has collected from you.
To opt-out of or to submit a deletion request, individuals may submit a request here.
Right to Non-Discrimination
The VCDPA protects Virginia consumers who exercise their rights from discrimination. BRIDGE will not discriminate against consumers who request access to personal information about them, request deletion, or request that BRIDGE opt them out of future sales.
Appeals Process:
BRIDGE provides consumers a formal method for appealing BRIDGE’s refusal to act on a request for access, deletion, correction, opt-out, or any other right afforded by state privacy laws. An appeal may be submitted by contacting us via our BRIDGE Privacy Center or email privacy@thebridgecorp.com.
Information for Virginia Consumers
You may contact the Virginia Attorney General for more information. Please visit https://www.oag.state.va.us/
Other Privacy-Related Questions
To ask questions about the thebridgecorp.com privacy policy or your rights under applicable US state privacy laws, contact us via our BRIDGE Privacy Center or email privacy@thebridgecorp.com.
This VCDPA Privacy Notice is effective December 4, 2023.
Contact Us
If you have any questions or concerns about this Policy or our privacy practices, please contact us using the information provided in the BRIDGE Privacy Policy.
Changes to this Policy
We may update this Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our privacy practices or applicable laws. We are aware of the following upcoming privacy acts and will update our policy accordingly:
- 2024: Vermont
- 2025: Tennessee, Iowa, Delaware, New Jersey, New Hampshire
- 2026: Indiana, Kentucky
The “Last Updated” date at the top of this Policy indicates when the Policy was last revised. We encourage you to review this Policy periodically to stay informed about our privacy practices.
