Privacy
What this site actually keeps
Short answer: barely anything. The longer answer is below. There is no account to create, no field to fill out, and consequently no mailing list to later unsubscribe from.
01
No boxes to fill out
Across the eleven pages that make up this site, you won't find a contact form, a sign-up box, or a comment field. Nothing here invites typing, so nothing is captured when you don't.
02
No cookies, no tracking
No cookie gets written and no visit gets measured. One small script runs in the background, and all it does is open and close the mobile menu — it doesn't log that it happened.
03
One outside request
Two fonts load from Google Fonts, which means your browser briefly talks to their servers and they see that request come through. Beyond that, everything on this site is served from this domain.
Leaving
Once you reach the seller's checkout
Clicking an order link takes you off this site completely. From there, the seller's own privacy policy applies, and whatever you hand over at checkout — name, address, card number — is held under their terms, not any written here.
The link itself may carry a plain affiliate tag, letting the seller know the visit originated here. That tag identifies this site. It says nothing about who you are.
It's worth a minute of your time before you pay. They're a different company, answerable to different rules.
Writing in
If you email instead
A note sent to team@bloodpril-co.com reaches an inbox and gets read by an actual person. It's kept while the question is active, and briefly after, in case there's a follow-up worth having.
It doesn't get added to a list, doesn't go to the seller, and isn't used for anything besides replying to you.
Say the word in your message and it gets deleted once the matter is closed.
Logs
The one record that does exist
This site, like practically any other, sits on a server that keeps a basic access log: the page requested, the time, the browser string, the IP address. That's simply how web servers work, not a choice made specifically here, and the log's only purpose is keeping the site running.
Nothing gets built from it, it isn't matched against anything else, and it is never sold.
The short version
- Cookies
- Not set here
- Analytics
- None run
- Forms
- None on the site
- Third parties
- Google Fonts, and only that
- Kept for as long as the question is live
- Server log
- A standard access log, nothing more