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Read what to include in an email enquiry, how to minimise personal information and how to ask about a message you have already sent.
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If you email [email protected], the message includes your sender address and whatever text or attachments you choose to send. Use only the information needed to explain the website question. An address can itself identify a person, so avoid copying unnecessary recipients.
An email enquiry is used to understand and respond to its subject, such as a correction or access problem. Do not send private material from another person's account. We do not need gambling credentials or payment authorisation codes to understand a content issue.
Remove passwords, one-time codes, full account numbers and identity scans. Crop a screenshot to the affected text and check that notifications or other open tabs do not reveal private information.
To ask about correction or removal of information in an enquiry, write from the relevant address and identify the message. Describe the request without attaching new sensitive documents; do not assume a copy disappears from every recipient or mail backup immediately.
Your browser, connection provider and email service handle technical data under their own settings and terms. This page does not claim that those services collect nothing. Review their controls if you need to manage browsing history or mail copies.
Send a privacy question to [email protected] with the message subject or page concerned. No fixed deletion schedule or response deadline is promised here. If you sent a secret code or exposed a password, secure the affected external account immediately rather than waiting for an email reply.