Web Site Security Policy
Photos For A Buck
At Photos For a Buck, we are aware of the security and privacy issues surrounding the use of the Internet. As a result, we have taken every precaution, including the use of Secured Socket Layer (SSL) encryption for the transmission of all data, to ensure that our website and any associated client database is secure.
While certain confidential information may be transmitted between you and Photos For a Buck through this Web site it will be encrypted to ensure your confidentiality. Please be aware that electronic mail (e-mail) is not secure. Please do not e-mail any information that you consider confidential and/or personal in nature, as e-mail can be susceptible to viewing by parties other than your intended recipient.
Some aspects of our website, such as Photos For a Buck's account registration area, include your personal information. We will maintain these data in a secure environment. This environment will be in an area that is password protected. You will have your own unique user name and password to gain access to your own client account.
Photos For a Buck retention periods do not automatically expire. If you wish to be removed from our database please contact us with a removal instruction and we will ensure that you are removed. Photos For a Buck causes the complete destruction of the information so that it cannot be recovered.
Neither this Web site nor any of its features are designed to collect unnecessary information from you. Any information we collect will have a direct business need such as to process your order or to ship your order. Photos For a Buck is committed to protecting your data in a secure environment.
| Lori M Dunkle Born: November 5, 1963 | |||
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In 2003 Lori was diagnosed with breast cancer. | ||
| Over the next 5 years she struggled to combat her cancer and to be a wife and a mother. One of her greatest challenges was in losing her Health insurance to technicalities that she felt were unjust and unfair. During this time she and her family learned firsthand how it was to pay incredible fees for prescription drugs that sometimes worked, but more often did not. Sometimes these drugs were 500 dollars a month for a single prescription. It was during her treatments at Dartmouth Hospital that the idea to create a website, to in part help those with similar needs, began to take root. In her last weeks we struggled to create the concept and find the right people to help make this happen. This is a work in progress. Pictures for a dollar is partnering with Dartmouth Hospital to start a program wherein those in need can gain immediate assistance for their prescription drugs. Your willingness to buy these pictures will make this happen. This will ensure the legacy of Lori Dunkle and all who have bravely fought the fight against Breast cancer and indeed, cancers in all forms. Lori lost her battle with cancer on August 15 2008. Her spirit and memories live on. Some of them will be displayed within these pages. Thank you for your support. | |||
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