Epsilon Data Management, LLC

Permits opt-out?

Yes

Opt-out method

With respect to Epsilon’s Abacus, MarketView™, Shopper’s Voice®, and TotalSource Plus® databases, there are three ways a consumer may submit an opt-out request: email, postal mail, or telephone. To opt-out via email, a consumer may email his/her request to opt out, together with his/her current full name and address, to optout@epsilon.com.A consumer may also submit his/her request to opt out, together with his/her current full name and address, via postal mail to:EpsilonAttention: PrivacyPO Box 1478Broomfield, CO 80038To opt out by telephone, a consumer may call 1 (888) 780-3869 to reach Epsilon’s Consumer Privacy Specialist, provide his/her current full name and mailing address, and state his/her request to opt out of Epsilon’s databases.

Scope

For the Abacus database, an opt out through any of the three aforementioned channels results in a deletion of the household record name. In addition to the deletion of the household record name from the database, the household record name is also added to a suppression file. This external suppression file prevents the name from being re-introduced to the Abacus database in future updates.For the MarketView, Shopper’s Voice, and TotalSource Plus databases, an opt out through any of the three aforementioned channels does not result in the deletion of the individual’s name from the databases. Rather, the individual’s name is added to a suppression file to prevent it from being sold to marketers in the future.A consumer must specifically opt out of the Abacus database and the Shopper’s Voice database separately. If a consumer opts out of the Shopper’s Voice or Abacus database, he/she is automatically opted out of the TotalSource Plus database due to the linkage between Epsilon’s databases. Similarly, if a consumer opts out of the TotalSource Plus database, he/she will automatically be opted out of the MarketView database.

Third-party authorized agent allowed?

Due to privacy concerns, Epsilon does not accept or process any third-party opt-out requests, with the exception of the national Data & Marketing Association Pander file. If a consumer moves or changes his name after opting out of an Epsilon database, he/she will need to opt out again from such database as set forth above by providing his/her new name and/or address.

Activities not subject to opt-out

Data Collection Due to the nature of Epsilon’s data collection, Epsilon cannot control the records that are present on the data files received by Epsilon for compilation. Epsilon maintains suppression files of opt-out requesters in order to prevent records pertaining to such individuals from being re-introduced into Epsilon’s databases. Databases Epsilon does not maintain databases from which a consumer may not opt out. Sales Activities By opting out of an Epsilon database, a consumer’s name and corresponding brokered personal information is designated as “Consumer Suppression” for the respective database, and will subsequently not be sold by Epsilon to marketers.