Privacy
Privacy policy
What this website keeps when you visit it or ask for a quote, and who else sees it.
The quote form
The quote form asks for your name and email, what you want to mail and the city it’s going to, and, if you like, your business, a phone number, a rough quantity and anything else about the job. When you send it, the site saves your answers in its own database on Cloudflare, with the page you sent it from, how your visit began (the site, search or ad that brought you and the page you landed on), the country your connection is in and the kind of device. Then your browser sends the same answers to FormSubmit, a form-to-email service, which emails them to us under its own privacy policy. That’s ordinary email, so leave anything sensitive out of it. We use what you send to answer you and to quote the job.
Our own record of visits
Each time a page loads, the site notes it on Cloudflare’s servers before anything runs in your browser: the page, the site, search or ad that brought you, your device and browser, and the town, state and country your connection is in and its internet provider, as Cloudflare estimates them. It doesn’t store your IP address or anything with your name on it. It also notes when someone sends the quote form, with the kind of postcard picked, the browser’s language and time zone and the same rough location, down to the ZIP code, and it notes how many seconds each page stays open.
Visits from outside the United States are turned away, and the country Cloudflare reports for your connection is what decides it.
Cookies
The site sets one cookie of its own, ts_src, on the first page of a visit. It remembers how the visit began (the site, search or ad that sent you, the page you landed on, the kind of device and the time) so a quote request can be traced back to it. It holds no identifier and is gone when you close your browser.
Google Analytics sets two more: _ga, a random number that tells your browser apart from others when you come back, and _ga_K2DEQ3TTYG, which keeps track of the visit you’re on.
Google Analytics
Google Analytics (G-K2DEQ3TTYG) gives us a second count of visits, beside our own. It runs in your browser and tells Google which pages you look at, how you got here, your device and browser, and roughly where you are. On the page that thanks you for a quote request, it also tells Google a request was sent and from which page, but not what it said. Google says what it does with that in its privacy policy and in How Google uses information from sites or apps that use our services, and Google’s opt-out add-on turns it off. There’s no advertising tag on this site.
Who else is involved
Cloudflare runs the site and its database, and like any host it sees your IP address when it sends you a page. FormSubmit carries the quote form’s email, as above. The typefaces and pictures are served from this site itself.
Your information
To see what the site holds about you, or to have it corrected or deleted, send the request through the contact form.
Last updated September 28, 2026.