Internet Safety for Amateur Help Members

Despite Amateur Help's terms and conditions, privacy controls, and monitoring of the site, Amateur Help can not guarantee that the site will be completely free of illegal, offensive, pornographic or otherwise inappropriate material, or that its members will not encounter inappropriate or illegal conduct from other members.

Consequently, you may encounter such content and conduct. You can help Amateur Help keep our website free of inappropriate material by notifying us of any nudity, pornography, harassment, or any other offensive or unwelcome material by either clicking on the Contact Us link at the bottom of the screen or by e-mailing us at info@amateurhelp.com.

Here Are Some Internet Safety Tips:

• People may not be who they claim to be; listen to your instincts.
• Ask for references from others for whom they have done similar work.
• Be very careful about sharing personal information such as logons and passwords.
• AmateurHelp.com does not run background checks on our members, in the belief they are honest in their statements on this site.
• After you have shared personal information, like home or work phone numbers, on the Internet, you can't put the toothpaste back into the tube. Be careful.
• Be sure another person, such as a friend or family member, is aware of your Internet contacts.
• Use caution with people who ask for large amounts of money or ask very personal questions.
• Look out for your valuables if the person is doing work in your home or business.

Please report suspicious or inappropriate content or contacts encountered on Amateur Help. We also strongly encourage anyone under the age of 18 to talk to a parent or a responsible adult immediately if someone online says or does something to make them feel uncomfortable or threatened in any way.

Remember that people are not always who they say they are. You should always be careful when sending and/or accepting friend requests through Amateur Help. It is always risky to meet anyone in person whom you don't know through real world friends. Try to talk to the person that you would like to meet in person on the telephone first and decide on a public place in which to first meet.

Always try to follow these important Internet safety tips:

• Never share your password to your Amateur Help account or any other accounts
• Adjust your account privacy settings to a level in which you feel comfortable
• Be cautious about the personal information that you post on your profile, especially any identifying information such as your address or phone number
• Contact Us immediately about members that violate our Terms & Conditions policy
• Delete friends that send unwanted or inappropriate communications and report them immediately to info@amateurhelp.com

A Notice For Parents

Amateur Help encourages users of all ages. However, parents of children 18 years of age and younger should speak with their children about online dangers and should check their children's profiles frequently. If possible, parents should accompany their children to any jobs or negotiations that were initiated on Amateur Help or any other website.

More information on Internet safety for children and teens can be found at the following websites:

• OnguardOnline.gov
• WiredSafety.org
• Commonsense.com
• Ncmec.org
• TRUSTe.org
• ConnectSafely.org
• NetSmartz.org
• WebWiseKids.org