Jokes2000™ Privacy Statement 
Consumer Information
In the process of delivering web pages to you, Jokes2000 does not collect any personal information about you such as name, address, phone number, or e-mail address. Jokes2000 does, however, gather some non-personal information such as the Internet service provider you use, your browser model, and the computer operating system you use (Macintosh vs. Windows, for example). The information collected by Jokes2000 is used only to develop superior web pages and for ourstatistical analysis.
In some cases, you may voluntarily provide personal information. When you join our mailing list, send us feedback, or participate in a contest or survey, for example, we ask for your e-mail address. In this case, your e-mail address is stored confidentially in our database. We will never give, trade, or sell your e-mail address to any third party. We only ask for this information so that we can communicate with you efficiently.
If you fill out a survey, Jokes2000 will use your information together with other users' information and review it in an aggregate form to understand the type of individuals who visit this website.
Data Collection
Like most websites on the Internet, Jokes2000 uses "cookies" to enhance your Internet experience. Jokes2000 cannot use these cookies to personally identify you in any way. A cookie is a small amount of text placed on your computer so that we can remember you (or your preferences) later. A cookie generated by the Jokes2000 web server cannot be read by any other servers, nor will Jokes2000 make this information available to any other servers.
If you do not want the benefit of using cookies, it is simple to disable this function. Below you will find instructions for disabling cookies using Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape.
Opt Out Procedure
If you would like to "opt out," or prevent data from being stored on your computer in the form of a cookie, simply disable cookies in your web browser:
Microsoft Internet Explorer 5
Select: Tools, Internet Options, Security, Custom Level, Cookies, Disable Both.
Netscape 4.X
Select: Edit, Preferences, Advanced, Disable Cookies.
If you are using a browser other than those mentioned above, please consult your web browser's help section for more information. Please note that many sites use cookies in order to track your personal settings, disabling cookies may prevent these sites from functioning correctly, or the features dependent on cookies.
Engage
This site uses the services of Engage for the serving and/or targeting of ads, promotions and other marketing messages. To do this, Engage collects anonymous data about your visit to this and other Web sites, typically through the use of cookies. To learn more about Engage, including your ability to opt out of the Engage system, go to here.
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