Although e-Commerce systems have progressed over the past few years, they lack important aspects such as building long-term and profitable relationships with customers and facilitating an environment that encourages buyers to buy more. The actual execution of e-Commerce today is too different from its real-life counterpart, and for the most part it?s a "Web page" with listing of items and prices. Providing an e- Commerce system that brings on-line shopping closer to the actual experience that people have in a real life environment would bring the system closer to the concept of ?e-communities?. In privacy-preserved communities, the system adheres to basic user protection and privacy principles along existing legal norms. This paper presents a Kerberos-based protocol for controlling and accessing privacy-preserved information from networked applications. Our approach is novel in that it incorporates a number of legal privacy requirements into the technical design of the system itself. To our knowledge this work is the only e-Commerce e-community based solution built specifically to meet the requirements of privacy legislation, and designed to be controlled by a third commonly trusted application.