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Your account terms, set out clearly

This page explains the legal side of your account, including access, use, data handling and how to reach us when you need a change checked.

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CONTACT ROUTES

Where to send legal requests

When you need a term checked, a record corrected, or an access issue explained, we keep three contact paths open from the account area. Use the one that matches your case so the right team sees it first. We reply in clear English, and we may ask for extra proof before making a change that affects your account or stored record.

Team online

In-app chat

Open chat from your account if you want a fast answer on access, account status, or a terms query. We keep the thread with your case so you can return to it later.

Email

Send a written request when you need a record change, a policy question, or a follow-up after chat. The email path is useful when you want to attach files or keep a copy.

Contact form

Use the form for name corrections, account detail updates, or a notice about a disputed rule. We route the form to support and keep the reply linked to your case.

RECORD CARE

How we handle your records

We keep legal records tied to your account, use cookies for sign-in and session control, and store support threads only as long as we need them for service and record keeping.

Data use

We use account data to check access, handle requests and keep a record of changes. We do not keep more than we need for the case at hand, and we limit internal access to staff who must see it.

Cookies

Cookies help us remember your session, keep the login flow working and show the right language or region version. You can control browser cookies, but some site functions may not work if you turn them off.

Account security

Protect your login details and tell us if you see a sign-in you do not recognise. We may pause sensitive changes until we check the request, which helps stop unauthorised access to your account record.

Retention

We keep some records after a request closes so we can answer disputes, meet legal duties and prevent repeat errors. When the retention period ends, we remove or archive the record according to the rule that applies.

Changes

If your name, email or other contact detail changes, send a request from your account and attach what we ask for. We only update fields once the check is complete and the record matches the proof you sent.

Escalation

If our first reply does not settle the matter, ask for escalation through the same support thread. That keeps the history together and helps the next agent see what was already checked.

Common questions on access

These questions cover how the legal terms work, what happens when your location changes, and how to send a request if something on your account needs correction. We keep the answers short so you can check the rule, contact us through the right path, and continue only where local law permits. If a case depends on your region, the account version matters more than a general statement on this page.

The law that applies is the one tied to your location and account use at the time. If a rule differs by region, we follow the version linked to your account and the local position that governs access.

Only where local law permits. If you open the site from another place, the terms, access checks or available functions may change to match that jurisdiction, and we apply the version shown for that session.

We use it to verify requests, keep account records, manage sessions and answer support queries. Sensitive changes may need extra proof so we can check that the request came from you.

We keep records for the period needed to resolve queries, meet legal duties and preserve audit trails. After that, we remove or archive them under the rule that applies to the record type.

Send the request through chat, email or the form from your account. Tell us what should change, attach the proof we ask for, and wait for confirmation before relying on the updated record.

Reply in the same support thread and ask for escalation. We keep the case history together so the next person can see the original request, our reply and any extra documents you sent.

No. Those are payment rails, while the legal rules come from your account version and the law that applies. We check each request on its own terms, especially where local law or verification steps differ.