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Cookie policy
This page explains essential cookies, security tools and the browser storage that remembers SKUs you add to a wholesale enquiry.
How this site uses cookies and similar tools
This policy explains the small files and browser storage that help YardRomp deliver www.yardromp.com, keep it secure and remember an unfinished wholesale enquiry. It is written for business visitors, not for a consumer checkout.
A cookie is a small text file stored by your browser. The inquiry cart also uses local browser storage so selected SKUs stay visible while you move between product pages. That storage stays on your device unless you clear it.
What may run
YardRomp does not use the website to run a consumer advertising profile based on your wholesale brief.
| Type | Why it is there | Can you refuse it? |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Serve pages over HTTPS, keep the session stable, and stop automated form spam. | These are needed for the site and forms to work. |
| Security / CDN | Cloudflare and similar network tools may set cookies to distinguish people from abusive traffic. | Blocking them can show extra checks or block a page. |
| Enquiry memory | The inquiry cart stores product id, title, SKU and image locally so you can send one brief. | Clear site data in the browser if you want the cart empty. |
| Measurement (optional) | Analytics or marketing tags are only added when the site owner enables them in production. | Use browser controls or an opt-out if a banner is shown. |
Third parties
The page may load Cloudflare scripts for delivery and email-address protection. WhatsApp links open a Meta service under WhatsApp’s own terms. Those companies set their own cookies if you continue onto their sites.
Your choices
Most browsers let you block or delete cookies. If you block all cookies, forms, security checks or the inquiry cart may not behave as intended. You can also write to [email protected] if you want this policy updated after a tooling change.
For how we handle the content of an enquiry itself, see the privacy notice. Cookies are a delivery tool; the brief you type is business correspondence.