Information We Collect
When you reach out to telasivio for financial recovery assistance, we collect
specific information that helps us understand your situation and provide
tailored solutions. This isn't about gathering data for the sake of it –
every piece of information serves a direct purpose in your recovery
process.
Personal Information
- Full name and contact details including email address and phone number
- Financial information relevant to your recovery needs such as income,
debts, and assets
- Employment history and current employment status
- Banking details when necessary for recovery services
- Documentation you provide to support your financial recovery case
Technical Information
Our website automatically collects certain technical data when you visit.
This includes your IP address, browser type, operating system, and pages
you visit. We use this information to improve our website's functionality
and understand how visitors interact with our content about financial
recovery strategies.
Important: We never collect sensitive financial data like
full bank account numbers or credit card details through our website. Such
information is only gathered through secure, encrypted channels during
direct consultation.
How We Use Your Information
Your information serves specific purposes in our financial recovery
services. We don't sell your data or use it for unrelated marketing
campaigns. Here's exactly how we use what you share with us:
- Assessing your financial situation to develop personalised recovery
strategies
- Communicating with creditors and financial institutions on your behalf
- Providing ongoing support and monitoring your recovery progress
- Sending you updates about your case and relevant financial recovery
information
- Complying with legal requirements under UK financial services
regulations
- Improving our services based on anonymised usage patterns and feedback
Legal Basis for Processing
Under UK GDPR, we process your personal data based on legitimate
interest for providing financial recovery services, contractual
necessity when you engage our services, and legal obligation when
required by financial regulations. We always ensure our processing is
fair, transparent, and proportionate to your needs.
Data Sharing and Third Parties
Financial recovery often requires working with various parties to achieve
the best outcome for you. We only share your information when it's
necessary for your recovery process or required by law.
When We Share Information
- With creditors and financial institutions to negotiate on your behalf
- With legal professionals when your case requires legal intervention
- With credit reference agencies when appropriate for your recovery
strategy
- With regulatory bodies when required by UK financial services law
- With trusted service providers who assist in delivering our services
under strict confidentiality agreements
We never share your personal information with marketing companies, data
brokers, or any organisation that doesn't directly contribute to your
financial recovery. Every third party we work with is carefully vetted and
bound by confidentiality agreements that match our own privacy standards.
Your Rights and Choices
Under UK data protection law, you have significant control over your
personal information. These rights aren't just legal requirements – they're
practical tools you can use to manage your privacy while working with us on
your financial recovery.
Your Right
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What This Means
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How to Exercise It
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Access
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Request a copy of the personal data we hold about you
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Email us with your request and ID verification
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Correction
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Ask us to correct inaccurate or incomplete information
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Contact us with the correct information
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Erasure
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Request deletion of your data in certain circumstances
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Submit a written request explaining your reasons
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Restriction
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Limit how we process your data in specific situations
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Contact us with details of your restriction request
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Objection
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Object to processing based on legitimate interests
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Explain your objection in writing
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Note: Some rights may be limited when exercising them
would interfere with your ongoing financial recovery process or our legal
obligations. We'll always explain any limitations and work with you to find
suitable alternatives.
Data Security and Retention
Protecting your financial information is fundamental to what we do. We use
bank-level security measures to ensure your data remains safe throughout
your recovery journey and beyond.
Security Measures
- SSL encryption for all data transmission between your device and our
servers
- Secure, access-controlled storage systems with regular security audits
- Staff training on data protection and confidentiality requirements
- Regular security updates and monitoring systems to detect potential
threats
- Physical security measures for our Belfast office and document storage
How Long We Keep Your Data
We retain your information for as long as necessary to provide our services
and meet legal requirements. Typically, this means keeping your records for
seven years after your case concludes, in line with UK financial services
regulations. However, we'll always inform you of specific retention periods
relevant to your situation.
If you request data deletion, we'll remove your information promptly
unless we're required to retain it for legal or regulatory purposes.
We'll explain any retention requirements and ensure minimal necessary
data is kept.
International Data Transfers
Your personal information is primarily processed within the United Kingdom.
However, some of our secure technology providers may process data in other
countries with equivalent data protection standards. When international
transfers are necessary, we ensure appropriate safeguards are in place
through adequacy decisions or standard contractual clauses approved by UK
authorities.
We never transfer your sensitive financial information internationally
without explicit safeguards and your understanding of the transfer. Any
such transfers are limited to what's necessary for providing our financial
recovery services effectively.
Changes to This Policy
We review and update this privacy policy regularly to ensure it reflects
our current practices and legal requirements. When we make significant
changes that affect how we handle your personal information, we'll notify
you directly via email or phone, depending on how you prefer to communicate
with us.
Minor updates, such as clarifications or contact detail changes, will be
posted on our website with an updated revision date. We encourage you to
review this policy periodically, especially if you're working with us on an
ongoing financial recovery case.