Privacy notes for people who read and buy here
This page explains, in ordinary words, what happens to information when you browse BlogFuel or place an order. It is general by design and may be updated.
BlogFuel editorial team ·
We handle what is needed to run an account and fulfil an order. Anything beyond that is not our business.
What we handle and why
| Kind of information | Why we need it |
|---|---|
| Account details such as your sign-in identity | So you can enter your account and see your orders |
| Order content: target URLs, keywords, prompts, articles you send | So the placement can be written and published as you asked |
| Balance and invoice records | So top-ups, payments and invoices add up |
| Basic technical data such as pages requested | So the site works and problems can be found |
Who can see it
Your order content becomes public in one specific way. The article and the link you ordered are published on a third-party website, and anyone can read them.
Beyond that, we share information only where it is needed to run the service, for instance with providers that host our systems or process payments, and where the law requires it.
We do not publish your account details. Nothing on this site is a testimonial from a customer, and we do not use your orders as case studies.
If you act as a publisher and list your own site, the details you give about that site are used to display it in the marketplace.
Your choices
You may ask what we hold about you, ask us to correct it, or ask us to remove what we are able to remove. Some records, such as those tied to completed placements or invoices, may have to stay.
The route is simple. Sign in and use your account page to reach us. Do not send sensitive details in a first message.
The site may keep small pieces of data in your browser, for example to keep you signed in or remember a setting. You can clear that data in your browser whenever you like.
We will answer as soon as we reasonably can, and we will say if we cannot do what you ask and why.
Changes to these notes
We may revise this page as the service changes. The date at the top shows the latest update.
If something here is unclear, tell us. Reading the terms next gives the rest of the picture about orders and responsibilities.