Nervelin Privacy Policy

The contact forms on this website are checklists rendered in HTML. They have no destination configured and the page says so above each one.

The row worth understanding is the last. Every web server writes a log line for every file it serves, and that line contains the requesting IP address whether or not the site wants it. Those logs are kept by the host for operational reasons — diagnosing an outage, spotting an attack — and are not joined to anything else here, because there is nothing else here to join them to.

If you email [email protected], that message sits in an ordinary mailbox with whatever you chose to put in it. It is used to answer you and to correct the page you wrote about, and for nothing else.

Following any order link on this website takes you to the seller’s checkout, which is a different company’s system on a different domain. That is where a purchase actually happens, and it is where your details are taken: name, delivery address, email address, telephone number and payment card.

Their privacy terms govern that data, not these. Read them on the checkout page before you pay, in the same way you would read the return window there rather than taking it from a website. This desk cannot see, edit or delete anything held on that system.

The order desk on +1 (302) 200-3480 is operated by the seller’s payment processor and holds the order record. A request to change or remove your purchase details goes there, with your order ID, and it will be answered faster than one sent here and forwarded.

• No advertising pixel, no remarketing tag and no social embed is loaded by these pages.
• No analytics script that identifies an individual visitor runs here.
• Fonts are requested from Google Fonts, which means your browser makes a request to that service and it sees the IP address making it.
• The pages set no cookie of their own. Your browser may still cache files, which is storage on your own machine rather than a record held here.
• The checkout you leave for sets its own cookies. Those are covered by the seller’s terms and are outside this policy.

The font request is the one genuine third-party call on the page and it is worth naming rather than glossing. Stylesheets are fetched from Google’s font service so the typefaces the design uses render as intended; that service receives the standard request metadata any server receives, including an IP address.

Browser-level controls work as usual against all of this. Blocking third-party requests will change how the pages look and will not stop them working, because every fact on this site is in the HTML rather than loaded afterwards.

Every order link on this website carries rel="sponsored nofollow", which is the standard way of declaring a commercial relationship to a search engine.

Citation links are the reason this site has an outbound profile at all. Each one points at the paper or the reference page a statement came from, so a reader can check it rather than take this desk’s word for it. There are 63 of them across the site and every one was fetched and confirmed before it was published.

None of those publishers has any relationship with this desk, and none of them has reviewed or endorsed this product. They are cited in the ordinary way one cites a source.

Residents of jurisdictions with statutory rights of access, correction, deletion and portability may exercise them through the routes above. Where the data sits with the seller, this desk will pass a request on and tell you it has done so, which is the limit of what a retailer can honestly promise about another company’s system.

This website is written for adults aged 18 and over, and so is the product it sells. Nothing here is directed at children, no part of it is designed to appeal to them, and this desk does not knowingly hold information about anyone under 18.

If you believe a child has sent something to [email protected], say so in a message and it will be deleted rather than answered.

These pages are served over HTTPS, which encrypts the connection between your browser and the host. That protects what you request from being read in transit; it is not a statement about anything stored, because these pages store nothing.

The genuine security question on any purchase is about the checkout rather than the brochure, and the answer there is the seller’s payment system and the card network behind it. The card brands shown in the footer are the ones that checkout accepts.

One practical warning belongs here. Nobody working for this desk will ever telephone or email asking you to read out a card number. There is no circumstance in which this website needs one, and a request for one in its name did not come from it.

This page carries a review date at the foot of every page on the site and that date moves when the page changes. The current one is September 2026.

Material changes will be described here rather than announced elsewhere, because a static site has no mailing list to announce them to. Questions go to [email protected], and the contact page sets out which route answers what.