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Website: http://500friends.com/

About Us: http://500friends.com/about

In Their Own Words

"500friends' is [a] provider of next generation loyalty solution LoyaltyPlus, a market-leading enterprise SaaS platform trusted by retailers to maximize the lifetime value of their customer relationships."

Industry affiliations

None

What does this company do?

Marketing Solutions
Provider of a suite of solutions concerning marketing integration and targeted campaign analytics or discrete methods to segment and expand consumer bases.

What data does this company collect?

Data Collected
Anonymous: Browser Information, Hardware/Software Type, Page Views , Serving Domains

Pseudonymous: IP Address, Location Based Data, Clickstream Data

PII: Name , Address, Phone Number, Email Address

Data Sharing
PII data is shared with 3rd parties.

Data Retention
Undisclosed

Data Use
Ad Targeting, Analytics/Measurement, Content Customization, Optimization

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Privacy contact

• 500friends
  ATTN: Privacy Matters

  405 Howard St
  6th Floor
  San Francisco, CA, 94105
  
  
• Email: privacy@500friends.com
• Privacy contact URL: http://www.500friends.com/contact-us

Privacy policy

Privacy policy: http://500friends.com/privacy

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