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Policy

Cookie Policy

A few cookies are needed to keep the site working. Everything else waits for your consent, and your answer can be changed whenever you like.

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What is meant by a cookie here

A cookie is a small file a website leaves in your browser so that the browser can be recognized on a later visit. Local storage and tracking pixels do much the same job by other means. This page uses "cookie" for all of them.

The ones the site cannot run without

These remember the cookie choice you made, stop a part-filled form from losing your entries, and help shut out abuse. Turning them off would break the pages they support, which is why the preferences panel offers no switch for them.

Analytics

Allowed, analytics cookies report which pages are read and where a visitor gives up, which is how we learn what to repair. No analytics tool loads before your consent, and each tool in use is named on this page.

Advertising

Allowed, advertising cookies let us see whether an advertisement produced an inquiry, and may show our advertisements on other websites. Several state privacy laws, California's among them, treat that as "sharing" personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising. It happens only while advertising cookies are switched on, and any tool involved is named here. See also the Third-Party Services Disclosure.

Your answer, and changing it

Optional cookies begin switched off. Change the setting on the Cookie Preferences page, or clear cookies in the browser itself. Refusing the optional ones takes nothing away: a quote can still be requested either way.

How long each one lasts

A session cookie goes when the browser closes. A persistent one stays until the expiry date written into it. Your browser's site settings list every cookie this site has stored and the date each one runs out.