What size tablecloth do you need for your table? In this blog, we’ll help you find your size in a couple of clicks, build one tablecloth list for your whole layout, and walk through lap and floor lengths for every common event table.
We’ll also match common tablecloth sizes to the tables they fit and explain how to choose between lap and floor length. With the right sizes, you’ll be ready to set tables that look polished and put-together!
If your layout mixes table shapes and sizes, the calculator below adds each table type, size and quantity to one tablecloth list, with totals and an estimate of how many guests you can seat. You can pick lap or floor length for each table, and the lap or floor length section further down explains how to choose between them.
Tablecloth Size Calculator
Add each type of table you're renting, pick your drop, and we'll tell you exactly which tablecloths to book and how many. Lap length is great for a casual look, while floor length is the go-to for formal events.
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What Size Tablecloth for a 6 Foot Table?
A 6 ft banquet table (72″ x 30″) takes a 60″ x 120″ tablecloth for lap length, which hangs 15″ at the sides and 24″ at the ends, or a 90″ x 132″ tablecloth for floor length, which drops 30″ to the floor of a standard 30″-high table.
The same 60″ x 120″ size also fits an 8 ft table at lap length, so a layout that mixes 6 and 8 ft tables can use one lap size throughout.
A 6 ft banquet table seats 6 to 8 guests. If you’re still working out how many tables to rent, our guide to how many people fit at each table size covers rounds and rectangles.
What Size Tablecloth for an 8 Foot Table?
An 8 ft banquet table (96″ x 30″) takes a 60″ x 120″ tablecloth for lap length, which hangs 15″ at the sides and 12″ at the ends, or a 90″ x 156″ tablecloth for floor length, with a 30″ drop on every side.
An 8 ft banquet table seats 8 to 10 guests.
Tablecloth Sizes for 4, 5, 7 and 10 Foot Tables
A 4 ft table takes a 60″ x 96″ tablecloth for lap length and 90″ x 108″ for floor length. A 5 ft table takes 60″ x 96″ and 90″ x 120″, a 7 ft table takes 60″ x 120″ and 90″ x 144″, and a 10 ft table takes 60″ x 150″ and 90″ x 180″. Every floor-length size drops 30″ on all sides, and lap sizes hang 15″ at the sides and 12″ to 24″ at the ends. A 4 ft table seats 4 to 6 guests.
These sizes assume a 30″-wide table, the standard banquet table width.
Round Tablecloth Sizes
A floor-length round tablecloth is 60″ wider than the tabletop, and lap-length sizes hang about 15″ to 21″ over the edge. So a 48″ round takes a 90″ round tablecloth for lap length and a 108″ round to reach the floor.
If you’re planning around 60″ rounds, our guide to what size linen fits a 60″ round table goes deeper on that size.
For a layered look, add an overlay in a contrasting color or fabric over the base linen.
What Size Tablecloth for a Card Table?
A standard card table is 34″ square, and a 60″ square tablecloth fits it at lap length with about a 13″ drop. For floor length, use a 90″ square tablecloth, which drops 28″, about the height of a standard card table. A 90″ round also works and hangs a little shorter at the corners. A larger 36″ card table takes the same 60″ square for lap length, with a 12″ drop.
Square Tablecloth Sizes
For square tables, a floor-length tablecloth is 60″ wider than the tabletop. Lap-length sizes hang between 12″ and 24″, depending on the table.
Cocktail tables are usually dressed to the floor. A highboy stands 42″ tall, 12″ taller than a seated-height cocktail table, so it needs a longer tablecloth: a 30″ round highboy takes a 120″ round tablecloth, while a 30″ round table at seated height takes a 90″ round.
On a 30″ highboy, the 120″ round pools about 3″ on the floor. Our guide to how many cocktail tables to rent helps you calculate the right number for your guest list.
For a different look, you can add a square topper over the base cloth on your cocktail tables, or tie a matching ribbon around the middle to cinch the fabric. For a dramatic touch, a tablecloth a little longer than the chart size lets the fabric puddle on the floor.
What Size Table Does My Tablecloth Fit?
To find the table a tablecloth fits, subtract twice the drop from its measurements. A 60″ x 102″ tablecloth, for example, leaves about 15″ hanging all around a 6 ft table, and a 54″ x 108″ gives a shorter 12″ drop at the sides. Here’s what common sizes fit on standard 30″-wide, 30″-high tables:
Want every size on one page? You can download our table and linen size chart to print or keep on your phone.
Lap Length or Floor Length: How Much Drop Do You Need?
Lap length means the tablecloth hangs about 12″ to 24″ over the edge and stops around your guests’ laps. Floor length means it drops all the way down: 30″ on a standard table and 42″ on a highboy.
To size a tablecloth yourself, measure the table’s length and width, or its diameter for a round. Then add twice the drop you want. For floor length on a standard 30″-high table, that means adding 60″: a 6 ft table is 72″ x 30″, so it takes a 90″ x 132″ tablecloth. For lap length on a banquet table, a 60″-wide tablecloth gives you 15″ at the sides, and the length you pick sets how far the ends hang.
Tablecloths come in set sizes, so you’ll rarely land on your exact number. Lap-length tablecloths often hang a little longer at the ends than at the sides, and that looks just as finished. For floor length, a drop up to 3″ longer than the table height still looks right, with the fabric resting on the floor.
Which length to pick comes down to the look you’re going for:
Lap length: A relaxed look for casual dinners, birthday parties and backyard get-togethers. The table legs show below the cloth, and guests can pull their chairs in easily.
Floor length: A polished look for weddings, galas, and formal dinners. It hides the table legs and anything stored underneath, so it also works well on buffet, gift, and check-in tables.
Table linens come in plenty of fabrics. Polyester is the most common choice, and you can also choose spandex, organza, lamour, satin, lace, velvet, or burlap to suit your theme. If you’re deciding between renting and buying, our guide on whether to rent or buy linens for your event walks through what to consider.
Once the tablecloths are on, our guide to setting a table shows where the plates, glasses, and flatware go.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size tablecloth do I need for a 6 foot table?
For lap length on a 6 ft banquet table, use a 60″ x 120″ tablecloth, which hangs 15″ at the sides and 24″ at the ends. For floor length, use 90″ x 132″, a 30″ drop to the floor.
What size tablecloth do I need for an 8 foot table?
For lap length on an 8 ft banquet table, use a 60″ x 120″ tablecloth, which hangs 15″ at the sides and 12″ at the ends. For floor length, use 90″ x 156″, a 30″ drop on every side.
What size tablecloth do I need for a 60 inch round table?
Use a 90″ round tablecloth for lap length (a 15″ drop) or a 120″ round to reach the floor. A 108″ round gives a longer drop. Our guide to what size linen fits a 60″ round table covers that size in more detail.
What size tablecloth do I need for a 72 inch round table?
Use a 108″ round tablecloth for lap length (an 18″ drop) or a 132″ round for floor length (a 30″ drop).
What size tablecloth do I need for a 9 foot table?
Assuming a 30″-wide table (108″ x 30″), a 9 ft table needs about a 60″ x 138″ tablecloth for lap length, which hangs 15″ on every side, and 90″ x 168″ for floor length, a 30″ drop.
What size tablecloth do I need for a 12 foot table?
Assuming a 30″-wide table (144″ x 30″), a 12 ft table needs about 60″ x 174″ for lap length, which hangs 15″ on every side, and 90″ x 204″ for floor length, a 30″ drop. You can also overlap two tablecloths in the middle: two 60″ x 120″ cover it at lap length, and two 90″ x 132″ reach the floor.
What size tablecloth fits a rectangular table that seats 6?
A 6 ft banquet table seats 6 to 8 guests. It takes a 60″ x 120″ tablecloth for lap length or 90″ x 132″ for floor length.
Will a 60 x 120 tablecloth fit a 6 foot table?
Yes. A 60″ x 120″ is the lap-length size we recommend for a 6 ft banquet table. It hangs 15″ at the sides and 24″ at the ends.
What size floor-length tablecloth fits a 6 foot table?
Use a 90″ x 132″ tablecloth. It drops 30″ on every side, reaching the floor of a standard 30″-high table.
Find Tablecloths and Tables for Your Event on Reventals
Getting the size right takes three steps: measure your table, choose lap or floor length, and pick the standard tablecloth that lands closest to your drop. Once that’s settled, you can focus on colors and fabrics.
Reventals makes it easy to find tables and tablecloths in matching sizes and submit your full rental request in one place. Our team handles the details behind the scenes, so you can spend your time on the parts of planning you enjoy.
Browse linen rentals on Reventals and start building your order today!
Effective date: 08/27/2026. The following take effect 09/27/2026, thirty days later: Section 5 (Artificial Intelligence and Automated Processing), Section 7 (Service Providers), the reference to artificial intelligence providers in Section 6, and the paragraphs on opt-out preference signals and the “Do Not Sell or Share” link in Section 8. Everything else takes effect on the date above. Previous versions of this policy are available on request — email privacy@tapgoods.com.
1. Who We Are and What This Policy Covers
TapGoods Inc., a Delaware corporation (“TapGoods,” “we,” “us,” or “our”), operates two related businesses:
TapGoods PRO — rental-management software used by rental businesses to run their operations, including quotes, orders, inventory, payments, and customer-facing storefronts.
Reventals — an event-rental marketplace where individuals and businesses find and book rentals from rental vendors.
This policy covers both, together with our websites and mobile apps (the “Services”). We have written it as one document because the two businesses share systems, and one policy is easier to keep accurate than two.
Storefronts and other sites we host for our customers
Rental businesses use TapGoods PRO to run online storefronts, some of which we host on our own infrastructure. This policy covers our handling of information on those storefronts — the cookies we set to make them work, and the information we process to operate them. It does not cover what the rental business does. Each rental business decides what to sell, what to collect from its customers, what content and tracking to add to its own storefront, and how to handle its customers’ information. If you rented something and have a question about your information, contact the business you rented from.
The words we use
“Subscriber” means a rental business that uses TapGoods PRO. “Vendor” means a rental business listed on Reventals. “Renter” means a person or business that books rentals through Reventals. “Customer Data” means information about a Subscriber’s or Vendor’s own customers that flows through the Services.
“Personal information” means information that identifies you or that can reasonably be linked to you, including identifiers such as cookie and device IDs where the law treats them as personal information. “De-identified information” means information that cannot reasonably be linked back to you and that we keep in that form without trying to re-identify it.
2. Information We Collect
We collect information in three ways: you give it to us, it comes from your use of the Services, and it comes from other sources.
Information you give us
Account information — your name, business name, email, phone number, mailing address, and login credentials.
Billing information — billing address, tax identification number, and the payment details you enter at checkout. We never receive your payment card number; card details go directly to our payment processors. If you pay by bank transfer, we receive your bank account details and pass them to our payment processor to complete the transaction, but we do not store them.
Booking and transaction information — what you rented or listed, delivery details, dates, and amounts.
Anything else you send us — support requests, testimonials, survey responses, and messages.
Information from your use of the Services
Device and connection information — IP address, device type and identifiers, operating system, and browser.
Usage information — pages viewed, features used, searches run, links clicked, and timestamps.
Approximate location. On Reventals we look up the general area associated with your IP address when you arrive, so we can show you inventory available near you. We show you the location we have selected and you can change it at any time. We do not collect precise location such as GPS coordinates.
Information from cookies and similar technologies, described in Section 8.
Information from other sources
Our Subscribers and Vendors, who submit Customer Data to run their businesses.
Payment processors and fraud-prevention providers.
Marketing and data partners, and publicly available sources.
Third-party accounts you choose to connect, such as a calendar.
Payments
Payment processing is handled by third parties, currently Fiserv through Launchpay (an Infinicept company) and, for some accounts, Stripe. They receive the payment information needed to process your transaction and handle it under their own privacy policies. We can tell you which processor applies to your account on request.
3. What We Collect, By Category
California and several other states ask us to describe the information we collect using defined categories. This table covers the same ground as the section above, organized the way those laws require.
Category
What we collect
Where it comes from
Why we use it
Shared for advertising?
How long we keep it
Identifiers
Name, email, phone number, postal address, account ID, login credentials, IP address, cookie and device identifiers
You; your use of the Services; our Subscribers and Vendors; marketing and data partners
To provide and support the Services, communicate with you, prevent fraud, market our Services, and improve the Services
Yes — online identifiers on our marketing websites, and email and contact details we upload to advertising platforms
While your account is active, and afterward while needed for legal, tax, accounting and security purposes
Commercial and transaction information
What you rented or listed, order and quote history, delivery details, dates, amounts, billing address, tax identification number
You; our Subscribers and Vendors; payment processors
To fulfill bookings, take payment, provide support, and produce your reports
No
While your account is active, and afterward while needed for accounting and tax purposes
Internet and device activity
Pages viewed, searches run, features used, links clicked, timestamps, browser and device type
Your use of the Services; cookies and similar technologies
To operate and secure the Services, measure performance, and improve them
Yes — on our marketing websites
While needed to operate, secure and improve the Services
Approximate location
General area derived from your IP address. We do not collect precise or GPS location.
Your use of the Services
To show inventory available near you on Reventals
Yes — approximate location only, on our marketing websites
While needed to show you nearby inventory, and within our usage records
Professional and business information
Business name, business address, role, tax identification number
You, as a Subscriber or Vendor
To provide the Services to your business, bill you, and support you
No
While your account is active, and afterward while needed for accounting and tax purposes
Inferences
Assessments we or our tools draw about likely interest in our products, and insights generated about your own business activity
Derived from the information above
To decide who to contact about our Services, and to produce reports and insights for you
No
While relevant to the purpose, and no longer than the information it is drawn from
Sensitive personal information
Account login credentials, and bank account details where you pay by transfer. We never receive payment card numbers or security codes. Bank details are passed to our payment processor and not stored by us.
You
Only to secure your account, take payment, and provide the Services
No — never
Login credentials while your account is active. Bank details are not retained after the transaction is processed
Where the table gives a retention entry, it describes the criteria we use rather than a fixed period, because how long we need information depends on the account, the transaction, and what the law requires.
We do not sell your personal information for money. We do share online identifiers, internet activity, and approximate location with advertising partners for cross-context behavioral advertising on our marketing websites, which counts as “sharing” under California law and “targeted advertising” under other state laws. You can opt out — see Section 8. We never share sensitive personal information for advertising, and we do not use or disclose sensitive personal information for purposes beyond those the law permits.
4. How We Use Information
We use information to:
Provide, operate, and support the Services, including processing bookings and payments.
Communicate with you about your account, transactions, and support requests.
Keep the Services secure — detecting and preventing fraud, abuse, and security incidents.
Improve and develop the Services, including analyzing how they are used and building new features.
Market our Services to businesses and, on Reventals, show renters relevant rentals and offers.
Comply with law, enforce our agreements, and protect our rights and the rights of others.
We describe these at the level of purposes rather than listing individual features, so this section stays accurate as the Services change.
Text messages
If you give us your mobile number and agree to receive texts, we may send you messages about your account, bookings, and deliveries, and marketing messages where you have separately agreed to those. Message frequency varies. Reply STOP to any message to stop receiving texts, or HELP for help. Message and data rates may apply. We do not share mobile numbers with third parties for their own marketing.
Rental businesses can also use the Services to text their own customers. When they do, they decide what to send and are responsible for having the consent the law requires. We send those messages on their behalf.
5. Artificial Intelligence and Automated Processing
We use artificial intelligence and machine learning (“AI”) to help operate and improve the Services. This section describes what we do with AI and, just as importantly, what we do not do.
What we use AI for
We may use AI to generate or improve content such as inventory descriptions and customer communications, to provide reporting and insight features including ones that let you ask questions about your own business data, to help handle support requests, to detect fraud and abuse, to analyze how the Services are used, and to build new features.
What information AI features can reach
When you use an AI feature, it can query the business records in your own account at the time you use it, rather than working from a fixed extract. Depending on the feature, this can include your customers’ contact information. It does not include payment card details. Access is limited to your own account’s records.
Where we produce automated reports for you, our software calculates the figures and AI writes the commentary around them.
What we do not do
We do not let AI providers train their general models on your information. We use AI providers as service providers, under contracts that limit them to providing services to us. We do not permit them to use information from the Services to train their general-purpose or publicly available models.
We do not sell your information to AI providers.
We do not make significant decisions about you by machine alone. We do not use AI to make decisions that have legal or similarly significant effects on you without a person involved. If automated processing plays a meaningful part in such a decision, you may contact us to ask about it, ask for human review, or object.
We do not train models on your personal information. Where we train, tune, or evaluate models ourselves, we use de-identified or aggregated information, or we act on a Subscriber’s or Vendor’s instruction.
Payment verification is not a decision of this kind. Checking that the billing address and security code you enter match your card records is verification, not an assessment of you. If a payment is declined you can correct the information and try again, or use a different payment method. Your card issuer and the card networks also make their own decisions about whether to approve a transaction, and those decisions are theirs rather than ours.
AI output can be wrong
Content generated by AI may be inaccurate or incomplete. That includes reports and summaries we send you automatically, which are generated without a person reviewing each one. Do not rely on AI-generated figures or commentary for financial, tax, or other significant decisions without checking them against your own records. If you are a Subscriber or Vendor using an AI feature to create content for your own customers, review it before sending.
Features a Subscriber or Vendor turns on
Where a Subscriber or Vendor enables an AI feature that processes information about its own customers, it directs that processing and we act on its behalf. If you are a customer of one of them, contact them with questions about how they use AI.
6. How We Share Information
We share information in the following situations, and not otherwise:
Service providers. Companies that perform functions for us — hosting, payment processing, analytics, communications, customer support, security, and artificial intelligence and machine learning services. They receive only what they need and are contractually limited to using it to provide services to us.
Subscribers and Vendors. If you book a rental, we share what the business needs to fulfill it.
Advertising and analytics partners. As described in Section 8.
Professional advisers and authorities. When we are required by law, responding to legal process, enforcing our agreements, or protecting the rights, safety, or property of TapGoods or others.
In a business transaction. If we are involved in a merger, acquisition, financing, or sale of assets, information may be transferred as part of it. We will notify you of any change in who controls your personal information.
We upload contact details such as email addresses to advertising platforms so they can show you our ads and measure how they perform. Those platforms act on our instructions and are not permitted to use your contact details for their own purposes. We do not sell your contact details, and we do not share them with third parties for those third parties’ own marketing.
If you are a Vendor, the business information and inventory you list are displayed publicly on the Reventals marketplace so renters can find and book them.
Aggregated and de-identified information
We create aggregated and de-identified information from data in the Services — for example market statistics such as the average rental price for a type of item in a region. This information does not identify you, your business, or your customers, and we do not attempt to re-identify it. We may use and share it for any lawful purpose, including publishing industry benchmarks and improving the Services.
7. Service Providers
We can provide a current list of the service providers that process personal information for us, including our AI providers, on request. Email us at privacy@tapgoods.com.
8. Cookies, Analytics, and Advertising
We and our partners use cookies and similar technologies — small files and identifiers stored on your device — to keep the Services working, remember your preferences, measure how the Services are used, and show you relevant advertising.
What they are used for
Essential. Required to run the Services, including signing you in, keeping your cart, and keeping your session secure. These cannot be turned off.
Preferences. Remembering choices such as your location and saved settings.
Analytics. Understanding how the Services are used so we can improve them. We use analytics providers, currently including Google Analytics.
Advertising. Showing you our ads on other sites and apps, and measuring whether they work. This involves sharing identifiers with advertising partners, and uploading contact details such as email addresses to advertising platforms so they can match you to an audience. We do this for our own websites and marketing. We do not use advertising cookies on the storefronts we host for rental businesses, or inside the TapGoods PRO application.
Your choices
Most browsers let you block or delete cookies in their settings, and most mobile operating systems let you reset or limit the advertising identifier on your device. Blocking essential cookies will stop parts of the Services from working.
We honor opt-out preference signals, including Global Privacy Control, sent by your browser or a browser extension. We treat such a signal as a request to opt out of the sharing of personal information for advertising on that browser or device. Because the signal is tied to a browser or device, you will need to enable it on each one you use.
You can also opt out of the sale or sharing of your personal information using the “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” link in our website footer.
Browser settings and opt-out signals only affect sharing tied to that browser or device. They do not stop us from uploading your contact details to advertising platforms. To opt out of that as well, email privacy@tapgoods.com and we will remove you from our advertising audiences.
9. Your Privacy Rights in the United States
Depending on where you live, you may have some or all of the rights below. They are subject to verification and to the exceptions in the applicable law.
Know and access the personal information we hold about you, and how we use and share it.
Correct inaccurate personal information.
Delete personal information we collected from you. We will delete what we can, but the law lets us keep some information — for example transaction, order, and payment records we need for accounting, tax, and legal purposes. If we keep something, we will tell you what and why.
Receive a copy of your personal information in a portable format.
Opt out of the sharing of personal information for targeted advertising.
Limit our use of sensitive personal information to what the law permits.
Opt out of profiling used to make decisions with legal or similarly significant effects. As described in Section 5, we do not make such decisions without a person involved.
Be free from discrimination for exercising these rights.
How to exercise them. Email privacy@tapgoods.com. We will confirm we received your request and respond within 45 days, and we will tell you if we need up to 45 more days. We have to verify your identity before responding, so we may ask for information that lets us match you to our records. An authorized agent may act for you if you give them written permission we can verify.
If we say no. You may appeal by emailing privacy@tapgoods.com with “Privacy Appeal” in the subject line. We will respond within the time the law allows, and if we deny the appeal we will tell you how to contact your state attorney general.
If you rented from one of our Subscribers or Vendors. That business is responsible for information it controls. Contact them directly. If you contact us, we will pass your request to them.
10. Your Privacy Rights in Canada
If you are in Canada, Canadian privacy law applies to our handling of your personal information, including the federal Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act and the provincial personal information protection acts in Alberta and British Columbia.
You may ask us to give you access to the personal information we hold about you, correct it if it is wrong, and withdraw your consent to uses that are not necessary to provide the Services. Email privacy@tapgoods.com.
Our Privacy Officer. We have designated a Privacy Officer accountable for our handling of personal information. Contact the Privacy Officer at privacy@tapgoods.com, or by mail at TapGoods Inc., Attn: Privacy Officer, 5473 Blair Rd, Ste 100, PMB 61879, Dallas, TX 75231-4227. You may also complain to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada.
Where your information goes. We are based in the United States and your personal information is stored and processed there. It is therefore subject to United States law, including lawful access by United States authorities. We use contractual and technical protections when we transfer personal information to our service providers.
Marketing email and texts. We send commercial email and text messages to Canadian recipients only with the consent Canadian law requires, and every marketing message includes a way to opt out.
11. How Long We Keep Information
We keep personal information for as long as we need it to provide the Services and for the purposes described in this policy, and after that for as long as we need it to meet legal, tax, accounting, and security requirements or to resolve disputes.
In deciding how long, we consider how sensitive the information is, how much harm could result from unauthorized use or disclosure, why we are processing it, whether we can achieve that another way, and what the law requires. The table in Section 3 sets out how long we keep each category. If you are a Subscriber, what happens to your data after your subscription ends is governed by our Terms & Conditions.
12. Security
We use administrative, technical, and physical safeguards designed to protect personal information against loss and unauthorized access, use, or disclosure. We never receive your payment card number, and where we receive bank account details to process a transfer we pass them to our payment processor and do not store them. No system is completely secure, and we cannot guarantee absolute security. If you believe your account has been compromised, contact us at privacy@tapgoods.com.
13. Children
The Services are for adults and are not directed to children. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13, and we will delete it if we learn we have. We do not knowingly sell or share the personal information of anyone under 16. If you believe a child has given us personal information, contact us at privacy@tapgoods.com.
14. Connected Accounts and Integrations
Some features let you connect a third-party account. If you do, that service may share information with us, and we will use it only to provide the feature you enabled. You can disconnect at any time in your account settings or through the third-party service.
Google Calendar. If you connect Google Calendar, you authorize us to read and write the calendar entries needed to keep your TapGoods PRO schedule and your calendar in sync, using only the permissions you approve when you connect the account, and to receive your basic profile information from Google. You can revoke access at any time in your Google account settings. Our use of information received from Google APIs follows the Google API Services User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements, and we do not use Google user data to develop or improve general artificial intelligence or machine learning models.
Our Services also link to sites and services we do not control, and some features are provided by third parties. We are not responsible for their privacy practices. Their terms and policies apply to what you do there.
Permissions our apps ask for
Our mobile apps may ask permission to use features of your device — for example the camera, to scan or photograph inventory, and notifications, to alert you about orders and deliveries. You can grant or withdraw these permissions at any time in your device settings.
15. Testimonials
If you send us a testimonial, anything you include in it may be displayed publicly on our websites and marketing materials. Ask us at privacy@tapgoods.com if you want yours removed. Where we work with a third-party service to collect testimonials, we will not publish personal information without the individual’s consent.
Rental businesses can also display testimonials on their own storefronts. That content is theirs — they enter it and control it. If you want a testimonial about you removed from a rental business’s storefront, contact that business, or contact us and we will pass your request along.
16. Changes to This Policy
We may update this policy. When we do, we will change the date at the top and post the updated version. If we make a material change, we will tell you by posting a notice in the Services or by emailing the address associated with your account.
If a material change expands the purposes for which we use personal information we already hold, we will give at least 30 days’ notice before it takes effect, and we will not apply the new purpose to that information before then. We keep prior versions of this policy and will send you one on request, so you can see what it said when your information was collected. Email privacy@tapgoods.com.
17. Contact Us
Questions about this policy or about your personal information:
Vendeze, Inc (“Vendeze” or “we” or “us”) has created this Privacy Policy in order to disclose its use of consumer data collected about you. This Privacy Policy is effective as of April 1, 2015. Any questions regarding this policy should be directed by email to candace@loanables.com. You may also contact Vendeze at 4705 Eagle Feather Dr., Austin, TX 78735. The following discloses Vendeze’ information gathering and dissemination practices for its social networking applications and website.
Information Collected and Received
Vendeze may collect or receive information about each person who registers with the Vendeze website and/or applications including, but not limited to, user name, password, first and last name, email address, street address, gender, occupation, and interests. Vendeze also collects information on the pages you access and other information you may volunteer, such as survey information. Vendeze may also collect user location information, as further described in the “Global Positioning System” paragraph below.
Uses of Information
WE WILL NEVER SELL YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS, OR ANY OTHER PERSONAL INFORMATION, TO ANY THIRD PARTY WITHOUT YOUR PERMISSION. EVER.
Except as described in this section, we will not disclose your personal information to any third party without notifying you of our intent to share the information and giving you an opportunity to prevent your information from being shared.
From time to time, we may partner with companies based on the interests of our users. These partner companies will never see your email address or any other information that could identify you or be used to contact you directly.
Any exceptions to this policy of sharing your name, address or email address with a partner company will be done only with your permission.
Vendeze reserves the right to disclose information when required by law.
We occasionally use other companies to perform services necessary to our operations. In the course of providing these services, those companies may have access to your personal information. By contractual agreement, those companies must treat your information in accordance with this Privacy Policy. However, we will not be liable for any damages that may result from the misuse of your personal information by these companies.
Vendeze may use your IP address to help diagnose problems with Vendeze’ server and to administer Vendeze’ web site. Your IP address may also be used to help identify you and your online profile and to gather broad demographic information.
The Vendeze site registration form requires users to give Vendeze contact information (such as your name and email address) and demographic information (such as your zip code, age, or income level). Vendeze uses your contact information from the registration form to send you information about Vendeze and promotional material from some of Vendeze’ partners. Your contact information may also be used to contact you when necessary. Vendeze may use demographic and/or profile data to tailor the your experience on the Vendeze website and/or applications, show you content that Vendeze thinks you may be interested in, and display content according to your preferences. The demographic and profile data will be shared with third parties ONLY on an aggregate basis. Furthermore, Vendeze shall have the right to retain records of all data pertaining to use of the website and applications including, but not limited to, usage, activity logs, and click-throughs. Vendeze may disclose such data to third parties provided it is grouped with other Vendeze users’ data and is presented in an aggregate form.
We may also disclose, on an anonymous basis, statements made by our users.
Children’s Privacy
We do not knowingly collect any information from anyone who we know to be under the age of 13. If you are under the age of 18, you should use this website only with the involvement of a parent or guardian and should not submit any personal information to us. If we discover that a person under the age of 13 has provided us with any personal information, we will use commercially reasonable efforts to delete such person’s personal information from all Vendeze systems.
Global Positioning System
Global Positioning System (GPS) tracking technology may need to be enabled in Vendeze products and services in order to determine the location (latitude and longitude) of users of the Vendeze products and services. This information is transmitted to Vendeze, Vendeze’ users, and temporarily stored by Vendeze. Vendeze does not provide this information to any other third party. This information is used in conjunction with Vendeze’ applications.
Security
Vendeze uses industry-standard technologies when transferring and receiving consumer data exchanged between Vendeze and other companies to help ensure its security. This site has security measures in place to protect the loss, misuse and alteration of the information under Vendeze’ control. Vendeze’ servers are backed up regularly and protected by security systems.
Cookies
“Cookies” are small pieces of information that are stored by your browser on your computer’s hard drive. The Vendeze site uses cookies to keep track of your session, shopping cart, and advertising delivery. Vendeze may also use cookies to deliver content specific to your interests and to save your password. Vendeze may use an outside ad company to display ads on the Vendeze site. These ads may also contain cookies. While Vendeze uses cookies in other parts of its web site, cookies received with banner ads are collected by Vendeze’ ad company and Vendeze does not have access to this information.
We may use standard Internet technology, such as web beacons and other similar technologies, to track your use on our sites and software. We also may include web beacons in promotional e-mail messages or newsletters to determine whether messages have been opened and acted upon. The information we obtain in this manner enables us to customize the services we offer our users to deliver targeted advertisements and to measure the overall effectiveness of our online advertising, content, programming or other activities.
We may allow third parties, including our authorized service providers, advertising companies, and ad networks, to display advertisements on our site and/or software. Vendeze and these companies may use tracking technologies, such as cookies, to collect information about users who view or interact with these advertisements and connect to the Vendeze properties and/or software. Our properties do not provide any personal information to these third parties. This information allows Vendeze and these companies to deliver targeted advertisements and gauge their effectiveness.
Do Not Track Requests.
Your web browser may have a setting that allows you to automatically send a “Do Not Track” message to the websites you visit. Vendeze does not currently have technology to respond to such requests.
Links
Vendeze may create links to other web sites. Vendeze will make a reasonable effort to link only to sites that meet similar standards for maintaining each individual’s right to privacy. However, many other sites that are not associated or authorized by Vendeze may have links leading to our site. Vendeze cannot control these links and Vendeze is not responsible for any content appearing on these sites.
Amendments
Vendeze may amend this policy at any time. If Vendeze is going to use personally identifiable information collected through the Vendeze site in a manner materially different from that stated at the time of collection, Vendeze will notify users via email and/or by posting a notice on the Vendeze site for thirty (30) days prior to such use. This Privacy Policy may not be otherwise amended except in a writing that specifically refers to this Privacy Policy and is physically signed by both parties.
Successors and Assigns
This Privacy Policy inures to the benefit of successors and assigns of Vendeze.
Contacts
If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, the practices of this site, or your dealings with this web site, you can contact info@vendeze.com. Upon request, Vendeze will provide you with access to information (e.g., name, address, phone number) that Vendeze collects and maintains about you. This site gives you the following options for changing and modifying information previously provided: (i) email: info@vendeze.com; or (ii) visit vendeze.com.
Opt-Out
The Vendeze site provides users the opportunity to opt-out of receiving communications from Vendeze. To opt-out of receiving our communications, you can (i) send email to info@vendeze.com; or (ii) send postal mail to: Vendeze, INC, 4705 Eagle Feather Dr., Austin, TX 78735.
