Privacy
Short, because the site is small. It is a set of static pages with one form on it, and the form is the only place anything about you is collected.
Last updated 22 August 2026
The site is operated from the United States, and everything sent from it arrives in one mailbox on this domain: info@web-traffic.us. That is also where a question about your own data goes, and it is answered within 48 hours, weekends excluded.
No cookies are set by this site. There is no analytics, no tag manager, no advertising pixel and no third-party script of any kind. The fonts are served from this domain rather than from a font network, so loading a page tells nobody but our own host that you were here.
The order panel and the contact form both send the same three things: the name you type, the contact you type, and the message — which, on the panel, is the order tape you built plus any note you added. Nothing else is read from your browser and sent anywhere.
The form posts to a small script on this domain. That script also reads the IP address the request came from and the time it arrived, puts both in the email so an obvious flood is recognisable, and uses the address to cap how many messages one address can send in an hour. A hidden setting sits in the form to catch automated submissions; if it is filled in, the message is discarded.
Two things stay in your own browser, and only there. After the opening sequence has played once, the page notes that fact under the key wt-power in session storage, so it does not replay on every page you open. And as you throw the switches on the order panel, the rail along the bottom of the screen keeps the six lamp states under the key wt-lamps — six letters, one per bank — so the rail still shows your order after you move to another page. Neither is a cookie, neither is ever sent to us, and closing the tab clears both.
As you throw switches, the order panel puts the configuration into the page address, so a link to it opens on the same settings. That happens entirely in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere by it. It does mean the address carries what you typed into the niche and country fields: if you copy the link to someone, you are handing them those words too.
The script emails your message to the inbox that answers orders. There is no database and no CRM behind this site — your message lives in that inbox, and in the mail provider that carried it, for as long as the correspondence is useful. The hosting company keeps its own server access logs, as every host does; we neither add to them nor read them for anything but a fault.
The script itself writes two files on the server, and neither of them holds a word you typed. One is the hourly counter: a list of the times a message arrived, filed under a one-way hash of the address it came from rather than the address itself. Entries older than an hour stop counting, and the file itself is swept off the disk as later requests come in. The other is a note of the time and the reference number of any message the mail server refused to take, so a mailbox that has stopped working can be spotted from the server side; it holds no name, no contact, no message and no address, and entries older than a day are dropped. Nothing else about you is written down anywhere on this host.
We do not sell contacts, we do not rent them, and we do not push them into a marketing list. The only reason to hold your contact is to answer you.
Ask, either through the contact form or straight to info@web-traffic.us, and your correspondence is deleted from the inbox. That is the whole of it, and it is a promise this site can actually keep: neither of the two server files above holds your message or your contact details, and both expire on their own inside a day. The answer comes back within 48 hours, weekends excluded.
If this site ever starts using analytics or cookies, this page is rewritten before the code ships, and the date at the top changes with it.
