Privacy and partner requests
Updated
How partner requests, article feedback and sharing use your information.
Information you provide
The Get Help form asks for your first and last name, email, phone number and its country code, the amount lost in USD, and an optional description. Do not include passwords, bank or card numbers, identity documents or wallet recovery phrases.
Sending a request
The form sends the request when you complete the required fields, tick the sharing checkbox and select Get Help. It includes the article address without its query string or fragment, the service name and domain, your consent choice and a submission identifier used for retries. Merely typing into the form does not send a request.
Who receives the information
Requests are sent over HTTPS to api.thereviewcenter.com, the lead-intake service used to route requests to an independent case-review partner for assessment and follow-up. The receiving service also receives connection information, including your IP address and browser headers. The partner may contact you using the details you provide.
Consultation and referral
The form offers a first free consultation. Any further service is subject to a separate agreement and any fees agreed with the partner. We may receive a referral commission if you proceed. TradNote publishes reviews; a form submission is not an agreement for recovery services and does not guarantee recovery.
Your choice
The sharing checkbox starts unchecked, and you can read every review without using the form. A request does not opt you in to SMS marketing. The form does not provide an account or a deletion control for records already sent. If the partner contacts you, ask it about access to your information, further contact and its privacy terms.
Form storage and retention
The form script does not save your entries in local storage or session storage. Entries remain in the open form after an unsuccessful attempt so you can retry; they are cleared after the service accepts the request. Clearing the form or closing the page does not delete a request already received by the service or partner. Their retention periods are not established by this page.
Article feedback
Choosing Yes or No sends your answer and the article path to this publication for private editorial review. It does not send your Get Help details to the feedback service or share the vote with the case-review partner. Results are not displayed publicly. The buttons show a recorded choice only after the server accepts it.
Feedback storage
On your first vote for an article, the browser creates a random token and tries to save it locally. The server stores a keyed hash of that token with the article path and your Yes or No answer, rather than your name, email or the raw token. The application does not save your IP address or browser headers in its vote records; the hosting service may process connection information and keep its own logs. Returning to an article can use the token to restore your recorded choice. Choosing the other answer replaces that token’s vote.
Your feedback choices
If browser storage is unavailable, the token lasts only for the open page. Clearing this site’s browser data removes the local token, not an answer already received by the server. It may also prevent the site from recognising a later vote as a change. Feedback records have no automatic expiry in the current application. Choices previously saved by the older, device-only widget are not imported or transmitted.
Sharing an article
The X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Reddit and WhatsApp links open the selected platform with the public article address and, where supported, its title. Instagram copies the link for you to paste into the app. Copy link also uses your clipboard only when selected; More opens your device’s share menu when available. No social-network widget or tracking SDK is loaded by these controls. The platform you choose applies its own privacy terms.
Appearance and external requests
TradNote uses a fixed dark appearance. Its site code does not read or save a theme preference. Pages load Poppins fonts from Google Fonts, so your browser connects to Google to request those files. See Google’s privacy policy. Cloudflare provides hosting, DNS and security, and adds a performance-measurement script when serving the public site. Its processing of connection and performance information is described in Cloudflare’s privacy policy. The publication does not add advertising trackers.