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Privacy and your choices

This company writes to and calls businesses that sell to governments, and runs this site. This page says what we hold about people, where it came from and what we do with it. Anyone, in any state, can stop us, see what we hold, correct it or have it deleted.

What would you like us to do?
  • We do not sell personal information, and we do not share it for advertising.
  • The public pages of this site set no cookies, and the site runs no advertising or analytics code from another company's servers.
  • Every marketing email says who sent it and how to stop it.
  • The choices on this page are the same in every state.

What we hold, and where it comes from

What you give us.
What you type into a form on this site: your name, your business, your email address, your state and what you ask for. What you tell us by email or on a call, which we note on your record.
Business contact details from elsewhere.
We contact businesses that sell to state and local governments, and most have not heard from us before. Their details come from two places: payment records that governments publish, and business contact lists we license. A record holds a business name, a contact's name and title, a business email address and telephone number, and the state.
What we refuse.
Our forms ask for no Social Security number, date of birth or account number, and no detail about race, ethnicity, sex or veteran status. When we load a list, columns of that kind are dropped before the file leaves the browser, and our database refuses them.

What we do with it

Answer you.
If you write, call or send a form, we use what you gave us to reply.
Tell businesses about our services.
By email and by telephone. No address on our do-not-contact list is written to, and a list we load cannot add one back. Before a telephone number may be called it is checked against our own do-not-call list, and against the National Do Not Call Registry unless its owner has agreed in writing to our calls.
Introduce you, when you ask.
If you ask to be introduced to an independent financing provider, we send that provider what you put on your request. We do it only with your permission, in words you see before you agree, and we keep a record of those words. The provider and its funders decide, state their terms and fund any offer. The provider may pay us if you obtain financing.
Keep our own records.
Of requests, permissions, calls and opt-outs.

Who else sees it

Companies that provide services to us.
The service that hosts this site and its database, and the services that send our email.
A provider you ask to be introduced to.
Only what is on your request, and only after you agree.
Authorities.
When the law requires it.
No one else.
We do not sell personal information, rent out lists or share details for advertising.

Cookies, tracking and email

Cookies.
The public pages set none. If you have an account and fold the side menu away, the site remembers that with one cookie, which says only whether the menu is open.
Where you came from.
When you arrive from one of our emails, or from a link that carries campaign tags, the site keeps that link's code in your browser for the visit and attaches it to a form you send, so we know which message brought the request. It is gone when you close the tab.
Your place on a page.
The site remembers how far you had scrolled, for the visit, so that going back returns you to the same spot.
Signing in.
If you have an account, the site keeps you signed in using storage in your browser.
Counting visits.
The service that hosts this site counts visits: the pages viewed, where a visit came from, the country and the kind of device. It sets no cookie, keeps nothing in your browser and does not recognize you on a later visit.
Our emails.
Our marketing emails carry no tracking images and no tracked links. A link to this site in an email carries a code that ties a request to the message it came from.
Global Privacy Control.
If your browser sends this signal, we read it as a request not to sell or share your information. We do neither.

What we keep, and what we clear

An opt-out is kept for good.
That is how we keep honoring it.
A contact record is cleared when the person asks.
We clear the name, the business, the title, the telephone number and the place, and delete what we derived from them. The address stays on our do-not-contact list so that a list we license later cannot bring the record back.
Business records are kept.
Requests you made to us, permissions you gave, and the record of our own calls.

Your choices

Use the form on this page.
To stop email or calls we need only the address or the number, and it takes effect at once. For the other three requests we first write to the address to confirm it is yours. We answer every request no later than 45 days after it arrives.
Or tell us another way.
Reply to any of our emails with the word stop, use the link at its foot, tell the person who calls you, or write to us at the address below.
What we never ask for.
A Social Security number, a tax ID or an account number. A request needs none.
No penalty.
Making a request changes nothing else about how we deal with you.

What this page covers

This website, our email and our calls.
Records that a government or a vendor keeps in an account here are handled under the terms of that account.
Not children.
This site is for businesses and governments. It is not meant for children, and we do not knowingly hold details about them.

Who we are

When this page changes, the date changes with it. Last updated November 7, 2026.