Tru Life Fashion
TruLife DTF Transfers LLC Privacy Policy
TruLife DTF Transfers highly prioritizes its association with franchisees. Throughout the continuous interaction between each franchisee and TruLife DTF Transfers, a considerable amount of data concerning each franchise is accumulated. This policy delineates the information practices and privacy protocols related to data furnished by franchisees and acquired over the course of their affiliation with TruLife DTF Transfers.
Business & Commercial Partnership: The connection between TruLife DTF Transfers and a franchisee constitutes a business and commercial collaboration. Information gathered from a franchisee and its primary stakeholders, including specifics regarding any financial commitments made by guarantors, is exclusively collected to establish a business partnership as per the terms outlined in the franchise agreement and associated financial documentation. TruLife DTF Transfers does not intend or engage in extending credit for personal, familial, or household purposes at any juncture. Consequently, franchisees and individuals guaranteeing their obligations are not considered "consumers" under Federal legislation and related regulations.
Information Collection by TruLife DTF Transfers: As an integral aspect of routine business procedures, TruLife DTF Transfers collects, retains, and applies data concerning franchisees and individual guarantors. The franchise application, submitted during the franchising process, seeks information about the franchisee and each guarantor, encompassing a personal balance sheet detailing assets and liabilities, along with historical income details. This confidential information stored within TruLife DTF Transfers' records is neither disclosed nor utilized except for the purposes of corroborating the accuracy of submitted details and enforcing obligations undertaken by the franchisee and any guarantor in favor of TruLife DTF Transfers or its affiliates.
Franchisee Name, Address, and Contact Details: All entities within the TruLife DTF Transfers network are autonomously managed by franchisees. According to Federal Trade Commission regulations, franchisors are mandated to divulge the name, address, and contact details of each franchisee, which TruLife DTF Transfers deems as publicly accessible information.
Security Information: We have implemented reasonable security measures to prevent unauthorized access to non-public, personal information. However, there is no guarantee that these measures are entirely foolproof. We are committed to continually enhancing our security protocols in a commercially suitable manner.
Sharing of Information: TruLife DTF Transfers may share the name, address, and contact details of each franchisee and key contact with associated entities to propose products and services believed to be of interest. Additionally, information may be provided to vendors and other entities offering goods and services potentially beneficial to franchisees.
Inquiries from Prospective Buyers: Upon receipt of written consent or authorization from an existing franchisee, we may share operational information about a franchised business with a potential buyer. We may request that the prospective buyer provides us with financial information received from the franchisee to conduct an audit of relevant financial records.
Legal Affairs: TruLife DTF Transfers is compelled to respond to legal procedures like subpoenas, discovery requests, law enforcement investigations, and governmental inquiries necessitating the production or publication of records linked to a franchise. Information may also be disclosed in civil litigations involving enforcement or defense against claims from a franchisee or a third party. However, we retain the discretion to abstain from quashing, suppressing, or obtaining protective orders, without an obligation to notify franchisees regarding inquiries made by private entities or governmental agencies about their franchise records.
Franchise Recruitment Advertising and Queries: Data provided in response to franchise recruitment advertising will be used to evaluate the prospect of selling a franchise. TruLife DTF Transfers will share this information with relevant internal personnel involved in evaluating the information and assessing the market for the proposed printing center's location. Moreover, TruLife DTF Transfers may use cookies on the browsers of website visitors interested in a franchise and collect additional data from other sources about each visitor to the website.