If you’re looking to exercise your rights regarding the sale or sharing of your personal information on usafabrics.shop, or if you want to find out whether they do this, you typically need to look at their Privacy Policy and any related sections that describe your rights regarding data.

Here’s what you can do to ensure they do not sell or share your personal information:

1. Check the Privacy Policy

Visit the website and search for their Privacy Policy. This policy should outline how they collect, use, and share your personal information. It will also inform you about whether they sell or share your data with third parties.

To find the Privacy Policy:

  • Scroll to the footer of the website.
  • Look for a link to Privacy Policy, Privacy Notice, or something similar.

Alternatively, you can try visiting a potential direct link like:

2. Look for Opt-Out Information

In their Privacy Policy, most companies will mention your rights to opt-out of the sale or sharing of your personal data. Look for:

  • Do Not Sell My Personal Information: This is often required for companies operating in certain states like California, where they are required by law to provide an opt-out mechanism (per the California Consumer Privacy Act or CCPA).
  • Data Sharing: Look for any mention of whether they share personal information with third parties for marketing purposes, and if so, whether they provide an option to opt out.

3. Request to Opt-Out

If the website includes an option for you to opt out of the sale or sharing of your personal information, it will typically provide instructions for how you can exercise this right.

If there is no explicit “Do Not Sell My Info” option, or if it’s unclear, you can:

  • Contact Customer Support: Reach out to them directly via their contact page or support email to request that they not sell or share your personal information.
  • Use the Contact Form: Some websites provide a contact form where you can request your data preferences, such as opting out of data sale or sharing.

4. Review State-Specific Privacy Laws

If you’re located in a state with specific privacy laws like California (CCPA) or Virginia (VCDPA), these laws give you additional rights to control your personal data. If the website is required to comply with these laws, they must honor your request to stop selling or sharing your personal information.

5. Follow-up

After contacting the website, they may have a certain response time (typically 30 days in many cases, depending on applicable laws). If you don’t hear back, follow up with them for confirmation.

If you’re unsure about the process or need help drafting a request to opt out, let me know, and I can guide you further!