Privacy Choices

Updated November 2026

Everything on this page concerns the right to opt out. For the full picture of how we handle information, see our Privacy Notice.

Who has this right?

Under the privacy laws of California and other states, residents have the right to opt out of both the sale and the sharing of their personal information. Each of those laws gives “sale” and “sharing” its own legal meaning, and the right applies as that law defines it.

How do I opt out?

Send requests to office@bexleydoorsgates.com or make them by phone at (380) 291-2604. A short message is enough, for example: “Please opt me out of the sale or sharing of my personal information,” then your name and the number or email address on file with us, which is how we find your records. No fee applies and you need no account with us.

What happens after I ask?

We’ll let you know your request has arrived and put it into effect within the legal time limit. For that, we may ask a question or two to find your records, and nothing more.

What if someone acts for me?

An authorized agent may submit the request on your behalf, as long as they have your signed permission.

Does my browser’s privacy signal count?

A Global Privacy Control signal from your browser counts as a request to opt out, for that browser, wherever applicable law says it must.

Does opting out cost me?

Opting out doesn’t affect what you pay or how we work for you.