Privacy Policy

A) Information Collection and Use

Personal Information: When you purchase from our store, we collect personal details such as your name, address, and email to process your order.​

Automatic Information: We automatically receive your computer's IP address when you browse our store, helping us understand your browser and operating system.​

Email Marketing: With your permission, we may send emails about our store, new products, and updates.

B) Consent

Obtaining Consent: By providing personal information for transactions, verifying credit cards, placing orders, arranging deliveries, or returning purchases, we infer your consent to collect and use it for that specific purpose. For secondary reasons, like marketing, we will ask for your explicit consent or provide an opportunity to decline.​

Withdrawing Consent: If you change your mind after opting in, you can withdraw your consent for us to contact you or use your information by contacting us at ggpetit@gulmohourgarden.com.​

C) Disclosure

We may share your personal information to comply with legal obligations, such as responding to subpoenas, search warrants, or other lawful requests, or to protect our rights.​

D) Payment

We use Razorpay for processing payments. Neither we nor Razorpay store your card data on their servers. Your purchase transaction data is used only as long as necessary to complete your purchase.​

Our payment gateway adheres to PCI-DSS standards, ensuring secure handling of credit card information.​

E) Third-Party Services

Third-party providers collect, use, and disclose your information only to the extent necessary to perform services for us. However, they have their own privacy policies regarding the information we provide for your purchase-related transactions. We recommend reading their privacy policies to understand how your personal information will be handled.​

Some providers may be located in different jurisdictions than you or us. If you proceed with a transaction involving a third-party service provider, your information may become subject to the laws of the jurisdiction(s) where that provider or its facilities are located.