This notice describes how personal details may be handled when someone visits this store, places an order, opens an account, writes to customer support, joins a promotion, or otherwise uses the online services offered here. The aim is to give a plain account of what may be gathered, why it may be used, when it may be passed along, and what choices a person may have. Using the site or sending information to us means you have had a chance to read this notice.
Details may be given to us directly. That can include a name, email address, phone number, login details, payment data needed to complete a purchase, a delivery address, communication preferences, a date of birth, interests, and other facts you choose to type into a form or share in a message. The same kinds of details may appear in connection with an order, a return, an exchange, a gift card, a loyalty offer, a contest, a survey, or an event. If you buy something for another person, we may receive that person's name and address so the parcel can be prepared and sent.
Customer service conversations can also create records. Email, phone, web chat, postal mail, and social media are all possible channels. Those records may hold contact details, the subject of a question, order or account facts, the wording of a request, and the wording of a reply. If you join a campaign, contest, survey, or community activity, you may also send photos, video, written comments, or other files of your own choosing.
Sometimes facts arrive from somewhere other than the person they describe. That can happen when you use a social network, a partner website, a payment processor, a shipping company, or another outside system that connects to this store. Business partners and vendors that help keep customer records current may also send updates that match an existing account or order.
Technical facts may be collected while you browse. Depending on the device and browser, this can include an IP address, an approximate location, browser name, operating system, device type, device identifiers, language, internet provider, referring page, pages viewed, searches, clicks, products opened, items placed in a cart, dates and times of visits, time spent on a page, and similar usage data.
Those facts are used to run the store. Typical uses include taking payment, packing and shipping goods, keeping an account in working order, handling returns and exchanges, answering questions, running a rewards program, and operating a promotion, contest, survey, or event. The same information can help keep pages loading, find technical faults, improve speed, add new features, study shopping habits, judge whether a campaign is working, and make the catalog easier to use.
Where the law allows, we may send messages about products, services, promotions, rewards, special offers, newsletters, and store news. The messages you receive can depend on the preferences you have set. We may also look at how people interact with those messages so later advertising can be more relevant.
Vendors that work for us may receive personal details so they can do their jobs. That group can include payment processors, fulfillment houses, carriers, hosting providers, customer service tools, analytics firms, marketing agencies, consultants, auditors, and professional advisers. Related companies in the same group may receive information when that is reasonably needed to run the store.
Advertising and measurement partners may help us understand traffic, count conversions, and show ads that are more likely to interest a visitor. Those partners may use cookies, pixels, browser identifiers, advertising identifiers, or similar tools. Cookies and related files can also keep a cart intact, remember a login, measure page performance, and support optional reminders about items left in a cart. Browser settings can limit some of these files, though turning them off can make parts of the site less reliable.
Pixels, web beacons, scripts, and server logs may be used to see whether a page or an email was opened, to count responses, to spot errors, and to compile general statistics. Independent analytics and advertising companies may collect IP addresses, coarse location, browser and device facts, advertising identifiers, and browsing activity on their own systems. That data can be used to study site use, measure campaigns, and place ads on other sites and apps.
You can usually stop promotional email by using the unsubscribe link in a message. If you opted into text messages, the instructions in those messages explain how to pause or end them. Rights and controls can differ by the place you live. Where the law requires it, a browser privacy signal such as Global Privacy Control may be honored for that browser. A choice made on one device does not always copy itself to another, so you may need to set preferences again on each browser you use.
Information may be disclosed when a law, regulation, court order, subpoena, or government request requires it, or when it is reasonably needed to look into fraud, a security incident, unauthorized access, misuse of the store, a breach of the site terms, or conduct that could harm customers, the business, or other people. If the business is involved in a merger, acquisition, financing, restructuring, bankruptcy, or sale of assets, customer records may be among the materials reviewed or transferred. Advisers, lenders, and similar professionals may see those records while such a deal is evaluated.
Aggregated or de-identified data may be used for research, product work, reporting, and other internal analysis. Once information has been de-identified in line with applicable rules, we intend to keep it in that form except where the law allows or requires a check of the method used.
Administrative, technical, and organizational measures are used to reduce the risk of unauthorized access, misuse, loss, alteration, or disclosure. No website, email, database, or storage system is perfectly secure. Please protect your password and tell us promptly if you think an account or personal data has been used without permission.
Privacy rights depend on where you live. In some places you may ask to see certain records, correct them, delete eligible items, receive a portable copy, or limit some advertising uses. People in jurisdictions with extra rules, including California, may have further rights. We may need to confirm identity before acting on a request so that records are not released to the wrong person.
Questions, requests, and comments about this notice can be sent to oofos@gmail.com. Mail may be sent to 6295 SAGE AVE, FIRESTONE, CO 80504. Telephone support is available at +1 486 236 9867.
This notice may be revised when the site, the services, the technology, the business, or the law changes. An updated version may be posted here, sometimes with a new date. Visitors are invited to read the current text from time to time so they stay informed about collection, use, sharing, and available choices.