Privacy

Last updated November 10, 2026.

This is a small, privately run site, operated from Brazil and written for readers in the United States. It has no accounts, no forms and no newsletter. We do not ask for your name, e-mail or payment details.

Where your visit came from

If you arrive from one of our ads, the page address carries a short campaign code, the search phrase the ad matched and Google's ad click identifier. The site keeps them in your browser's session storage until you close the tab and adds them to our paid link, so that a sale can be traced back to the ad that led to it. None of them contains your name or contact details. If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, the search phrase and click identifier are not kept or passed on.

Ad measurement

To learn which of our ads are worth paying for, the site loads Google's ad tag (Google Ads conversion tracking). It sets cookies so Google can tell us, in totals, how many ad visits led to a click on our paid link, and it sends Google the ad click identifier described above. ClickBank also tells Google Ads when a sale came from one of our ad clicks, using that same identifier; it does not send us your name, address or card details. Google handles this data under its own policy: how Google uses data from ads.

The tag isn't loaded at all if your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, or if you turn it off here: Turn off ad measurement

When you click through to the seller

Our paid link takes you to the seller's website by way of ClickBank. ClickBank and the seller set their own cookies and, if you buy, process your order under their own privacy policies, not ours. They report sales back to us with the product, the amount and the codes above. We never receive your name, address or card details.

Hosting

Our hosting provider receives standard technical data such as IP address and browser type to deliver the pages and keep the service secure.