THE DOLLAR VERDICT · LEGAL
Cookie and Tracking Notice
This notice explains the cookies and similar browser technologies used by The Dollar Verdict and how you can control them.
Technologies we use
We use HTTP cookies, localStorage, and sessionStorage. Some are set by us; the Meta Pixel involves a third party.
Essential storage
Essential technologies support sign-in, paid access, security, owner analytics exclusion, referrals, and requested features. Examples include session and access cookies and the
dv_ref referral cookie. Blocking them can prevent sign-in, saved access, or attribution from working.Workspace and preferences
Local storage holds calculator inputs, debts, assets, holdings, settings, check-ins, anonymous visitor IDs, campaign attribution, and other preferences. It restores anonymous data on the same device but is not a substitute for a signed-in cloud save or your own records.
Analytics and advertising
First-party events record page views, plan starts, completions, email capture, and purchases using pseudonymous identifiers and campaign details. The Meta Pixel may load after interaction or a delay and may allow Meta to receive page and browser activity for measurement and advertising under Meta’s policies.
Referral tracking
Valid partner or customer links may set a first-party referral cookie for up to 30 days and store campaign parameters. This helps determine whether an eligible purchase receives credit. Fraud, self-referrals, duplicates, refunds, and chargebacks may invalidate attribution.
Controls
You can block or delete cookies and site storage in your browser and use applicable Meta opt-out tools. Clearing storage removes anonymous saved workspace data and may remove attribution. Browser privacy signals are honored where legally required and technically applicable. The Service does not currently offer a separate in-app analytics preference center.
Questions
Email thedollarverdict@gmail.com. These pages are intended to describe the Service accurately, but are not a substitute for legal advice about your specific obligations.