Privacy

Responsible for the data of this site: Maya Bennett, 2901 NE 1st Ave, Miami, FL 33137, USA, e-mail stack@600kcoins.com.

Cookies: none

Not a single cookie is set, and browser storage stays untouched, so there is no consent banner. It loads no scripts, fonts or pictures from other servers.

What a visit records

To see which pages help and which do not, visits are counted by a short script of this site. It sends these events to the site’s own address /ticker/:

• the address of the page you view and the domain of this site;
• the referring website, by domain name only, or a mark that you moved within this site, or nothing for a direct visit; a campaign label from the link if there is one;
• the seconds the page was in view;
• the wording of the link or button and the address it leads to, when you tap or click it;
• when you go on to the payment page: the platform and the amount you chose.

Your IP address is not passed on. In its place the server forms a short code from a secret key, the date and the IP address; the code changes every day and cannot be turned back into the address. Instead of the browser’s full description, a fixed label is sent. Requests from robots and automated tests are dropped. The events go to the statistics panel of the site’s operator and are used only to count visits and presses.

Where the site runs

The site runs on Cloudflare Pages. Cloudflare handles connection details, the IP address among them, to serve the pages and shield them from attacks, under its own privacy terms. The site itself keeps no server logs.

Your order stays with the checkout

Payment data, EA account details and order details never reach this site. Everything you enter on the payment page and in the delivery form goes to the checkout and is governed by its own privacy policy.

Asking about your data

You may ask what is recorded, and ask for correction, deletion or restriction, or object to the counting, by writing to stack@600kcoins.com. Because the counter keeps no name, address or permanent identifier, a single visit usually cannot be singled out afterwards. A complaint can also go to the attorney general of your state or to the Federal Trade Commission.