Get a copy of your data, or have it deleted

You do not need to ask us, and you do not need to wait. In Dashboard → Settings there are two buttons:

• Download my data gives you a JSON file of everything we hold against your account, straight away.
• Delete my account cancels any subscription so PayPal cannot charge you again, then deletes the account and its data immediately.

Both are free, and neither routes through a support conversation first.

The Lead Vault holds publicly available business contact details, such as a company address and a work inbox published on a company website. If you want a company delisted, email us from an address on that company’s domain so we can tell that the request is genuine. We remove the record and do not re-add it.

Use the unsubscribe link at the foot of any issue, or your mail app’s own unsubscribe button. Either one deletes your address from that list straight away — there is nothing left to flag or reactivate. It has no effect on a PipeLineHub account, if you have one.

Email amoriasim2010@gmail.com from the address on the account. We reply within 1 business day and complete verified requests within 30 days. There is no charge.

You can ask us to:

• tell you what we hold and why (access);
• send it to you in a portable file (portability);
• correct something that is wrong (rectification);
• delete it (erasure);
• stop a particular use of it (objection or restriction).

We will ask you to confirm you control the account email before acting, because a deletion request from the wrong person would be as harmful as a leak.

A page that promises total erasure and then keeps an invoice is not being straight with you. Here is exactly what remains after your account is gone:

• Payment records held by PayPal. PayPal is the merchant of record for your payments and keeps its own transaction history. We cannot delete it, and neither can you. Kept: as set by paypal and by the tax law that applies to it.
• Our record that a payment happened: amount, date and subscription ID. Tax and accounting law requires a business to keep proof of the income it received. Kept: as long as the law requires, then deleted.
• Server logs. Our host records requests (address, time, IP) for security and debugging. They are not account records and are not searchable by account. Kept: rotated out by the host on its own short schedule.

None of it is used to build a profile, none of it is shared, and none of it can be used to restore the deleted account.

Tell us first: reply to whoever answered you and say so, and a person will look at it again. If that does not settle it, you can complain to the data-protection authority where you live. Nothing on this page limits that right.