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Privacy Policy

Legacy Bank is committed to respecting and protecting the confidentiality of our customer information. Click here to open a printer-friendly version of our Privacy Policy.

Online Privacy

Legacy Bank (“the Bank”) is committed to respecting and protecting the privacy of its website guests. We understand our customers’ concerns about privacy and the Internet. This Privacy Policy describes how the Bank ensures that the privacy of each of its website guests is strictly maintained.

When you visit the Bank’s website, the Bank does not capture your e-mail address or other information about you unless you decide to transmit it to the Bank in connection with e-mail correspondence or a transaction. The Bank does, however, collect and store data such as:

• The domain from which you access the Internet (e.g., aol.com if you are accessing our website from an America Online account),
• The type of web browsing software you used to access our website, and
• The time, date, and location you visited our web site.

The data collected from your website visit will not be attributed to you as an individual. Rather, it will be aggregated with like data collected from other website guests. We will use the aggregated data in order to understand website usage and to identify upgrades that may make the website more useful to you.

Some bank website pages, like many other commercial web sites, use a technology called “cookies” to provide you with tailored information from our web site. A cookie is an element of data that a website can send to your browser. Your browser may then store this data on your personal computer (“PC”). Cookies help a website to “remember” you as a previous visitor and can enhance your use of the website by saving your preferences while you are at the site. Our cookies do not retrieve any data from your PC hard drive, carry any computer viruses, or capture your e-mail address. You can set your browser to notify you when you receive a cookie, giving you the opportunity to accept or reject it.

The Bank’s website pages will often provide links to third party web sites or services, such as those of its business partners. You should review their privacy policies in order to determine what personally identifiable information they will collect, why the information will be collected, and how they will use the information.

The Bank strictly adheres to the following principles in handling the personally identifiable information you provide in connection with e-mail correspondence or a transaction:

• The Bank maintains your information in secure computer systems and maintains security to prevent unauthorized access. It periodically updates and tests its computer systems in order to continue to ensure the protection of your privacy.
• The Bank limits access to your information to only those employees with a business reason to see it.
• The Bank does not disclose your information to anyone outside the Bank, except where compelled by law or in connection with a criminal investigation.

Because your trust is so important to us

Your trust is the cornerstone of our relationship. That is why we work diligently to safeguard your privacy. The information that you provide us is kept in the strictest of confidence. We have no intentions of selling personal information about our customers to third-party businesses. We are proud to make that commitment to you, because trust is the foundation of our business.