What Does “Do Not Sell My Personal Information” Mean?
It is your right to refuse the sale or sharing of your personal facts. This page spells out your do not sell my personal information right in plain words. It covers what we share. It covers why we share it. It shows how to opt out.
Why Would We Share Your Facts?
When you call, you reach Nova directly. We use your contact facts to book your visit and run our 24/7 line. Our technicians may call you back about your visit. No call, no sharing. Your facts serve your visit.
Do you sell my facts to ad firms? No. We sell nothing to ad firms or data brokers. We share facts only to serve your visit, run our line, or obey the law.
What Counts as a Sale?
The law reads “sale” in a broad way. Paid sharing counts. Some unpaid sharing counts too. We treat both the same. Opt out once, and we halt both. When unsure, we err toward your rights.
Who Gets Your Facts?
Only those who need them. Our technicians, to serve your visit. The vendors who run our phone gear. The officials, if law demands it.
We sell no lists. We trade no facts for ads. Each share ties to your visit. For the full list, read our privacy policy.
Picture a short line. You call Nova. Your facts stay with Nova, our technicians, and our vendors. No extra hands touch them.
When Does an Opt-Out Kick In?
Fast. You call. We note your choice. From then on, no sale or sharing of your facts.
Can I opt out after my first call? Yes, any time. It guards the future. It cannot undo a share already made.
No forms. No waiting room. Your word on the call seals it.
Where Do I Opt Out?
No form exists. No login is needed. Phone is our sole channel.
Call (833) 542-3027. Say you opt out. That is all it takes. Our line is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We chose one clear path. It beats a maze of options.
How Do I Place the Call?
It is quick. Keep your name and number handy. That lets us find your file.
- Dial (833) 542-3027.
- Say you opt out of sale or sharing of your facts.
- Give your name and phone number.
- We log it and read it back.
What Words Should I Use?
Plain words work. Say “I opt out.” No legal jargon is needed. We take it from there.
What Occurs After I Opt Out?
We tag your file. We halt sale or sharing from that point on. You may still browse. You may still call us later. Nothing else about your visit changes.
Will I get proof? Yes. Ask on the call and we will read back your opt-out status. Keep the date for your files.
Does opting out erase my facts? No. It blocks future sharing. To erase your facts, make a separate request. See our privacy policy for how.
| What we share | Why | Can you opt out? |
|---|---|---|
| Contact facts with our technicians | To serve your visit | Yes, going forward |
| Call logs with phone vendors | To run our 24/7 line | Yes, going forward |
| Facts the law demands | To obey the law | No |
Can I Change My Mind Later?
Yes. Minds change. Call (833) 542-3027 again. Say you now allow sharing. We will flip your file back.
Will This Undo a Past Share?
No. Opt-outs face forward. If facts went to a vendor last week, we cannot fetch them back. But no new shares occur after you opt out. For older shares, ask about erasure. That is a separate request. We will explain your options.
This matches how privacy laws work. Dive deeper at the state site: oag.ca.gov/privacy/ccpa. Still unsure? Contact us by phone. Learn about Nova. Or return to the home page.
FAQs
What does “sale” mean in this context?
Sharing your facts for cash or value. Some statutes read it wide. We honor opt-outs for both kinds. When in doubt, we treat it as a sale.
How will I know it worked?
We say so on the call. We tag your file. No sale or sharing occurs after that. Ask us to read back your status any time.
Does this change my guarantee?
No. The guarantee stands. Opt-outs curb sharing only. All else stays the same.
Can a helper opt out for me?
Yes. An agent may call for you. We might ask for proof of their role. This guards your file.
Must I hold an account?
No. We keep no accounts. Just call (833) 542-3027 and speak your choice.
Where is the full policy?
In our privacy policy. It spells out pickup, use, sharing, and rights.