We Value Your Privacy

In our own words

If you care to read the legal jargon below, you'll find out exactly how we're following the letter of the law when it comes to your private information. If you don't want to read the legalese, here's the basic rundown.

1. We don't rent or sell your personal information to anybody. That's not the business we're in.
2. We only share your personal information between our companies (Lesman and the Kele companies), and only when and where it serves you for us to do so.
3. If you tell us to stop mailing, faxing, or e-mailing you, we follow your instructions immediately.
   You can specify any mix you want (Mail=Yes, Marketing Email=No, Shipping Confirmations by Email=Yes)
4. If you change your mind, we update our records to allow the contact you want.
5. When we send you an e-mail, you'll know it came from us, and have an easy way to let us know if you don't want us to e-mail you anymore.
6. When you opt out — tell us you don't want messages from us anymore— we won't ask why. We'll just update our records right away to honor your request.

Updating Your Preferences

You may decide that, after giving Lesman permission to send you faxes and e-mails, that you'd rather not be contacted that way. You can, at any time, change your preferences by sending e-mail to mail_list@lesman.com or discontinue e-mail communications.

And now in legal-speak

In Compliance with the Federal Trade Commission's CAN-SPAM Act of 2003

The FTC requires that Lesman comply with laws regarding contacting customers by e-mail for marketing purposes.  The law covers e-mail whose primary purpose is advertising or promoting a commercial product or service. Please note, CAN-SPAM does not affect the ongoing e-mail conversations you have with your sales, accounting, or support contacts at Lesman. These are considered "transactional or relationship messages" that facilitate transactions or update customers in existing business relationships, and are exempt from CAN-SPAM provisions.

CAN-SPAM Provisions and Requirements

1. Lesman must use accurate routing information on the e-mail's To and From lines, including the originating domain name and e-mail address, clearly identifying the person who initiates the e-mail.
2. Lesman must truly represent the content of the message in the subject line.
3. Lesman must offer a clear Opt-Out method, including but not limited to: a return e-mail address or an alternate internet response mechanism. We must honor the Opt-Out request within 10 days of receiving it.
4. All marketing e-mails must include Lesman's valid physical postal address.
5. Lesman cannot harvest e-mail addresses from websites or web services, generate e-mail addresses using a "dictionary attack" (combining names, letters, or numbers into addresses), relay e-mails through a computer or network without permission.

You can be assured that we will only share your information within the scope of our organization. Our organization includes Lesman offices in Bensenville IL, Butler WI, Seattle WA, and Portland OR and our Kele Co affiliates, but does not include our manufacturer partners. We will not otherwise share, sell, or rent individual personal information unless ordered so by a court of law.

Because web forms do not allow for the inclusion of a written signature, we have been informed that a digital verifier is sufficient to show individual permission. That's why we ask for the year of your birth. This information is used solely for verification of your request through our web forms.

In Compliance with the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) of 1991 and the Junk Fax Prevention Act (JFPA) of 2004

The FCC require Lesman to comply to certain laws regarding contacting customers by fax. To Lesman and our parent company, Kele, for the purpose of our business relationship with you, we may fax product upgrade, safety notices, and news about our services.

The JFPA includes a very broad definition of "existing business relationship" which can include all people who have done business with us in the last seven (7) years. Our definition is much more restrictive, as to only include current customers:  those who have purchased from Lesman in the last 18 months, and those who have inquired about products or requested quotations in the last three (3) months.

The JFPA also defines certain other qualifiers for valid business marketing communications.

1. Proper identification: our company name and legitimate phone/fax numbers must appear on top or bottom of all faxes, including the time and date the fax is sent.
2. Each marketing fax must contain a clear and conspicuous "Opt Out" notice with a simple mechanism for our customers to send their permissions to Lesman.
3. As customers express their permission to fax or e-mail, Lesman must comply in a timely manner. (We consider that to be within a business week.)