Privacy information for thecustomdesignstore.com

This site publishes general guidance for preparing creative files and approving custom design work. Its enquiry form is only for discussing a possible acquisition of the domain name; it is not a store checkout or design-commission form.

Who handles your information

The same domain owner operates this site and the other domain holding pages in this portfolio. The domain owner handles the personal information submitted through this site. You can contact the owner through the domain enquiry form; start the message with “Privacy request” if your question is about your information.

Page-view information

This site records page views as aggregate daily totals. It does not use advertising cookies and does not store raw IP addresses in those totals.

Domain enquiries

If you use the form, it asks for your name, email address, intended use, an optional offer range and a message. It also records when you agreed that those details could be stored and used for a response. The details are used to assess and respond to your enquiry about acquiring thecustomdesignstore.com. They are not used to arrange creative commissions, design files, products or marketplace transactions.

To limit abuse, the site also stores a keyed, one-way representation of the network address used for the submission. This is not the plain network address and it is not used for visitor analytics. The domain owner may receive an email notification containing the submitted details when that notification facility is enabled.

How long enquiry details are kept

Enquiry records remain stored until the domain owner deletes them. There is currently no automatic deletion schedule. You may ask the owner to review or delete your enquiry by using the form and starting the message with “Privacy request”.

Your choices

You do not have to use the enquiry form. Please do not include sensitive personal information. You may ask for access to, correction of or deletion of the information connected with your enquiry. You can also raise a data-protection concern with the Information Commissioner’s Office.