TURTLE USA – Personal Data Protection and Privacy Policy

TURTLE USA requests certain personal information from you (such as name, age, interests, e-mail, etc.) in order to better serve its customers.
The information collected on TURTLE USA servers is used solely within TURTLE USA for purposes such as periodic campaigns, designing customized promotional activities for customer profiles, and conducting customer “classification” to avoid sending unwanted emails.

TURTLE USA does not share the information obtained through membership forms with third parties without the member’s knowledge or explicit consent, nor does it use or sell this information for commercial purposes beyond its operational activities.

Aside from the personal data collected through membership forms and email subscriptions, TURTLE USA analyzes and interprets visitor behavior and preferences tracked during site usage. These statistical data, which do not contain personal information, may be shared with TURTLE USA’s business partners to provide customers with a more personalized and effective shopping experience.

In cases where it is legally required to disclose information to official authorities under applicable mandatory legislation, customer data may only be disclosed to such authorities if the request is made in proper legal form.

Only the customer can access and modify the personal data they have submitted to the system. No one else can view or alter this information.

To ensure the highest level of security for our valued customers, credit card information requested on the payment page is not stored on TURTLE USA servers or those of any service providers working on its behalf.
All payment transactions are conducted directly between your device and the bank/payment provider (e.g., PayPal, Stripe) through the TURTLE USA interface.

Rights of TURTLE USA Customers Regarding Their Personal Data

By applying to TURTLE USA, our customers have the right to:

  • Learn whether personal data is being processed,

  • Request information if personal data has been processed,

  • Learn the purpose of processing and whether it is used in line with that purpose,

  • Know the third parties to whom personal data is transferred, whether domestically or internationally,

  • Request correction if personal data is incomplete or incorrectly processed,

  • Request the deletion or destruction of personal data under the conditions stipulated by relevant laws,

  • Request that third parties to whom data was transferred be notified of corrections or deletions,

  • Object to a result that is against the person as a result of automated data analysis,

  • Request compensation if damages are incurred due to unlawful processing of personal data.