Q:  Do you sell my personal information to marketing companies or any other third party organization?

A:  ABSOLUTELY NOT. See our  Privacy Policy.

Q:  If I make my purchase on your site, am I paying more? In other words, do you mark up the price that I could get from the vendor on the vendor's site?

A: No and no. The prices are set by our affiliates, our vendors. Even when they mark down a price, you get that same best price when you start your order through MyHundred.com.

Q:  Let's say I browse for a book using your site. Then, next week I go directly to the bookseller's own site and buy the book. Do you still get credit for my purchase?

A: No, MyHundred would not receive a penny. That question is asked about the internet. One must first come to MyHundred.com and then click through to the affiliate site, e.g. the bookseller. An identifying code is passed to the "store" so the store knows whom to credit. You are not identified in any way until you choose to give your credit card number to "the store." MyHundred has no way to obtain your identity nor your credit card number. Thanks for asking this important question. As the Hundred Network grows, it is vital that our revenues keep up with our added overhead from increasing traffic.

Q:  Will you endorse a political candidate or political party?

A: Absolutely not. MyHundred does not participate in political campaigns. MyHundred will not endorse any candidate or any party. MyHundred is a source of common-sense solutions. On the other hand, a political candidate or party may endorse the Fair Deal. One would hope that would not be a cynical ploy. That might get an editorial comment from The Editor.

Q:  If I give money directly to MyHundred, is it tax-deductible?

A: No. For now, organizing as a non-profit entity is too expensive, complicated, and time-consuming.

Q:  If I buy from your affiliates or partners, like Amazon, is it tax-deductible?

A:  Maybe yes. Maybe no. If you make such a purchase and then give away your goods to a qualified non-profit group, it might qualify as tax-deductible. If your purchase is made by a business for its business purposes, it would seem to be a business deduction. We cannot answer the questions. Consult a tax professional if you are in doubt.

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