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Collegiate Golf Alliance The following represent the Collegiate Golf Alliance's (CGA) policies pertaining to customer data and financial transactions. Communication and Privacy Policy The CGA will not share any customer data without the customer's express opt-in approval to do so. The CGA will not contact its members with advertisements or special offers without their express approval to do so. During the customer account creation process -- and at any time thereafter -- customers may choose the degree to which their personal information is used by the CGA. There are four levels of opt-in data usage and communication that a customer may choose:
Refund Policy Any funds collected online by the CGA
are sent directly to the Tournament Director. Therefore, in the
circumstance that an event is cancelled or a player decides he no longer
wants to play, all requests for refunds must be made to the Tournament
Director, not the Collegiate Golf Alliance. As such, refunds are
at the sole discretion of the Tournament Director pursuant to the
event's refund and cancellation policy. Credit Card Data Encryption
All credit card
transactions initiated on the CGA website are secured using encryption
technology. The Simple Integration Method (SIM) improves the
WebLink and Relay Response connection methods by using a script to
encrypt transaction information. 1. The merchant retrieves a transaction key from the Merchant Interface. (The transaction key is similar to a password and is used by the system to generate a transaction fingerprint. 2. The merchant creates an HTML page that either includes an embedded script or points to a script that has been installed on the merchant�s Web server. 3. The script, whether on a server or embedded in the HTML page itself, generates the unique fingerprint (using the transaction key) and submits it to the gateway with the transaction information. 4. The fingerprint is used by the gateway to authenticate that the transaction originated from an authorized merchant. If the transaction is authenticated, it is then submitted for authorization. If the transaction cannot be authenticated by the system using the fingerprint, it is rejected.
If you have any questions about these policies, please contact the CGA at [email protected]. |