Privacy Policy

What is collected

When you send a request, the information you type goes to the lead system behind the form, together with the page you sent it from and the time. When you visit the website, a first-party analytics tool records page views and clicks. It runs through the website's own domain and is set not to identify you by name. Session recordings, if they are on, mask what you type into fields.

Address suggestions come from Google

If the request form offers address suggestions, they come from Google. As you type an address, the characters you enter may be sent to Google to return matching places. Do not type an address you would not want sent to Google. You can skip the address; the request does not depend on it.

Who sees a request

The people who operate the website and the pallet buyers, sellers and recyclers who can answer your request may see what you send. Your information is not sold to advertisers. Email is the only contact published: info@oklahomapalletco.com.

Your choices

You can ask what is held about you, ask for a correction or ask for deletion by writing to info@oklahomapalletco.com. Browsers let you block analytics requests and clear stored data. This policy was last reviewed on 2026-11-12 and is not legal advice; if your situation needs it, ask a lawyer.

Questions about the pallets themselves go to the guides or into a request.

Cookies and similar tools

An analytics script loads from the website's own domain. That script may set a small identifier in your browser so that repeat visits can be counted. Most browsers let you block such identifiers or clear them, and blocking them does not stop pages from working or the form from sending.

The embedded request form is loaded from the lead system behind it. It collects the information you type and sends it to that system when you submit, not before. If you close the page without submitting, nothing you typed is sent.

How to read this policy

Privacy matters differently to a small business owner than to a consumer. The questions are practical: what is gathered when you visit, what is gathered when you send a request, which third parties are involved and how to reach someone with a concern. None of it substitutes for advice from a lawyer.

If you manage a company, check whether your own policies restrict what employees may send to outside services. A description of a pallet pile is usually harmless, but a request that names a customer or a contract may not be. Leave such details out of the form and discuss them only if a reply makes it appropriate.

Questions, complaints and requests for correction go to info@oklahomapalletco.com. Please include the date you visited or sent a request, so it can be found.

Practical steps to limit what you share

Describe the pallets, not your contracts. A count, a size and a town are enough. Leave out account numbers, customer names and anything covered by a confidentiality agreement.

If you prefer not to use the form, write to info@oklahomapalletco.com with the same details. Email carries its own privacy risks, since messages travel through several servers, so avoid sending sensitive attachments.