Kazantzakis Publications [Patroclos Stavrou] acknowledge the importance of personal information during all electronic transactions and take all necessary measures, using the most technologically advanced methods, to ensure your privacy. Please note that your personal information is securely processed by our competent staff and is not shared with any third parties.

The methods used to ensure your privacy are the following:

Customer Recognition
The security entries used to recognize each customer are two:
1.    E-mail or username
2.    Password

Every time you access your account with these security entries, you are in a secure environment in regard to any and all personal information you have provided.

Should you wish to change your password and/or submit a new e-mail address, you may, of course, do so; there is no limit to how many times you can change the above security entries. The only one with access to this information is yourself. Kindly consider yourself responsible for the confidential character of these security entries; if you suspect this information has been exposed in any way, you should immediately let us know. Kazantzakis Publications [Patroclos Stavrou] is not liable or responsible for unauthorized security entries usage. In the interest of security, we recommend that you change your password on occasion, and to refrain from using easily traceable passwords (e.g. date of birth). We would also suggest that you use, not only letters, but also numbers and symbols (e.g. question marks) for your password.

During your visit in our website, it is possible that you may be asked to submit personal information (name, surname, e-mail address, delivery address etc.) so that we may be able to process and complete your transaction. Any and all personal information submitted here, are saved and used exclusively for this purpose. Kazantzakis Publications [Patroclos Stavour] do not share/distribute/make available your personal information to any third parties (with the exception of legal authorities).
The user retains the right to deny any further processing of his/her personal information, always according to national and international privacy laws.