Because of this, we merely require an email address and a password to sign up and do not restrict temporary mailboxes.

It's also why we only accept cryptocurrency payments through our own in-house bitcoin/cash payment system—this way, we don't have to process your credit card information or send anything on to a third party.

When it comes to their consumers' privacy, tech companies have a bad tendency to provide imprecise assurances, and it's easy to see why.

Customers find it difficult to hold them accountable when there is a leak of data. 

Tracking users, whether throughout the internet or on a single site, has become far too common.

We utilize Google Analytics for this very purpose.

The EU's landmark GDPR law says that Google Analytics stores data that can't be used to find a specific person.

But don't just take our word for it.

In fact, don't take anyone's word for it.

Companies have repeatedly demonstrated their willingness to lie about their data collection and sharing practices.

How long do we store data?

The below data is stored for 3 years in the event of an account audit: (3 year countdown timer starts from when you no longer have any active services and have opted to close your account)

Full Name

Full Address

Email Address

Phone Number

Country

Company Name

Tax Number

Order Records

Invoices

Transactions (ID's, amounts, timestamps)

All other data is stored for 18 months before being purged from our databases, this includes, but is not limited to:

General logging (actions carried out on the control panel)

Email logs

Ticket attachments

Tickets and replies

API logs

Abuse reports