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For each visitor to Company's website, Harlem Globetrotters's' web server automatically recognizes only the vistor's ip address, but not the e-mail address (where possible). The information The Company collect is used to improve the content of Company's website, used to notify visitors about updates to Harlem Globetrotters's' website, used by Harlem Globetrotters to contact visitors for marketing purposes. If The User of Website do not want to receive e-mail from The Company in the future, please let Website know by sending www.harlemglobetrotters.com e-mail at the above address. If The User of company services supply The Company with The User's postal address on-line The User of Website will only receive the information for which The Client provided Website The Customer's address. Persons who supply Harlem Globetrotters with their telephone numbers on-line will receive telephone contact from The Company with information regarding orders they have placed on-line and for marketing purposes. From time to time, The Company may use visitor information for new, unanticipated uses not previously disclosed in Harlem Globetrotters's' privacy notice.

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The Globetrotters play virtually year-round, but a majority of their games are played throughout North America from the last week in December through April. During the rest of the year, the Globetrotters play numerous games internationally and participate in many other goodwill activities. Sweet Lou Dunbar is the Globetrotters' director of player personnel and a coach, sharing 40-plus years of Globetrotter experience with a new generation of players. After nearly every Globetrotters game, the players will sign autographs in the arena for a limited amount of time after the final buzzer sounds. It is Company's goal that every fan will walk away with at least one autograph and a lasting memory. In fact, the Globetrotters have lost 345 games over the course of nine decades. They are real basketball games.

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