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Website privacy notice

What we collect

If early registration is enabled, we collect your first name, email address, whether you are interested as a customer or service provider, the version of this notice you accepted, and the times at which you register or confirm. We do not ask for a repair address, location, phone number, trade credentials, or account password in this form.

Why we use it

We use this information only to confirm that the email address belongs to you and, after that confirmation, to contact you about the RepairMe path you selected. Registering interest does not create an account, reserve a service, or promise availability in your area.

Confirmation, choices and retention

We send one confirmation email. We only treat your early-interest registration as confirmed after you explicitly confirm on the RepairMe website. Pending registrations expire after 14 days. Confirmed and unsubscribe records are retained for up to 24 months so we can honour your choice and maintain a minimal audit record. We will provide an unsubscribe option before sending any early-access updates.

Service providers

Registering interest as a service provider is not an application, vetting process, or acceptance into a RepairMe network. We will ask for any additional information only when a separate, clear application process is available.

Where information is stored

Early-interest records are stored in RepairMe's encrypted cloud infrastructure. Confirmation email is sent using Amazon Simple Email Service. Human replies may be received by RepairMe's mailbox provider. We do not sell this information or add advertising or analytics trackers to the confirmation email.

Your privacy choices

You can ask about, correct, or request deletion of your early-interest information by emailing privacy@repairme.co.za. You can contact hello@repairme.co.za for general website questions.

Before launch

This notice is the implementation draft for the first public early-interest flow. RepairMe will obtain appropriate South African privacy and consumer-law review before enabling public data collection or sending early-access updates.

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