Privacy

An email address and a password. The password is stored hashed by our authentication provider; nobody here can read it.

Your orders. Which service and country you chose, the number you were given, what it cost, and the verification code if one arrived.

Payment references. The identifier your payment provider gives us. Card numbers never reach our servers.

Abuse signals. A hashed form of your IP address, and counters for actions like purchases and refunds. The plain IP is not stored — it is put through a one-way function with a secret, so it can be matched against a blocklist but not read back.

No name, no postal address, no phone number, no identity document, no date of birth. No advertising or analytics cookies. No third-party trackers, so nothing about your visit is shared with an ad network.

A code sent to a number you rented is shown to you and stored with that order so you can find it again. Numbers are single-use; once an order closes the number returns to the pool and any later message arriving on it is not yours and is not shown to you.

Deleting your account deletes these codes along with the orders they belong to.

Orders and their codes stay while your account exists, so your history is complete. Delete the account and they go with it.

Two things outlive an account deletion, and neither is linked to you:

Payment references. A record that a specific payment was already turned into balance. It holds no email, no account id and no way back to a person. Without it, deleting an account would be a method for spending the same payment twice.

Delivery measurements. Whether an order received a code, and how long it took. This is what powers the percentages on the site. It records the route, not the customer.

Settings → Delete account. It happens immediately and is not reversible. The page lists exactly what is erased before you confirm.

If you have an order still waiting for a code, deletion is refused until it finishes or is cancelled — otherwise the number would be stranded and the refund path lost.

To rent you a number we ask a wholesale supplier for one. They receive the service and country requested — not your email, not your account, not your IP.

Payment providers see what they need to take a payment. Our hosting and database providers process data on our behalf under contract.

We do not sell data. There is no advertising business here to sell it to.

You can see your data (it is on your account pages), export it on request, correct your email, and delete everything yourself. If you are in the UK or EU, GDPR rights apply and we do not require you to prove eligibility before honouring them.

Requests go to erdogandogan9292@gmail.com.

If this policy changes in a way that affects what we collect or how long we keep it, the date at the top changes and the change is listed in the changelog. We do not quietly broaden it.

Pre-launch note: this document describes the system as built. It has not yet been reviewed by a lawyer, and the operating entity named in the footer is still a placeholder. Both are required before launch.