This is the privacy policy for PostForeclosureRecovery.org. A private organization that operates nationwide, named below as the organization that runs this website, publishes the site. Most people land here in a rush, a notice in one hand, so this policy sticks to what matters: which fields the two forms ask for, how those answers get used, and the way to have your details fixed or deleted.
The fields on the two forms
The site carries two forms, a situation check and a contact form. Taken together, these are all the fields on them.
| Field | Required | The reason it appears |
|---|---|---|
| Name | Yes | So a specialist can address you and tie a callback to your message |
| Phone number | Yes | Replies usually go out by phone or text, since deadlines run short |
| Email address | No | Skip it if you would rather not share one |
| State | Yes | Foreclosure and eviction turn on state law, so the state picks the rules |
| Your situation | Yes | Former owner, renter, heir, a relative in the home, or something else |
| Papers received | Yes | A notice, a summons, a sheriff’s notice or a trustee letter, and its arrival date |
| Sale timing | No | The auction date, or a rough guess, which sets the money deadlines |
| Message | No | Whatever you want a person to read before the callback |
The site keeps no accounts and no passwords, and it takes no payment of any kind. No field here wants a Social Security number, a loan number or a bank detail, so leave those out of the message box entirely.
How the answers get used
The answers let a specialist ring you back already knowing which clock is closest to zero. A person served with a summons stands in a different spot from one who only found a notice on the door, and the papers field is what tells them apart. The answers also check whether the organization is already helping someone else over the same property, and they leave a record that your inquiry arrived and was answered. What you write about your situation is never turned into advertising aimed at you or anyone else, and it builds no profile of you.
Calls, texts and email
To send a form is to ask the specialists to get in touch. By sending it you agree that they may call, text or email you about your inquiry, using the number and any email you entered. Ordinary carrier charges for texts and calls can apply. A reply of STOP shuts off the texts. Say once that you want no calls or email, and those stop too. Agreeing to contact signs you up for nothing and starts no engagement of any kind.
Nothing here is sold
Personal information from this site is never sold, at any price, to anyone, and it is never handed to another company for that company’s own marketing. It does move through the service providers the organization leans on, meaning the host that runs the site and the carriers that carry the calls, texts and email, each using it for that task alone. A subpoena or a court order can force disclosure, and one that arrives is obeyed.
Logs, cookies and embedded content
The web server keeps a plain log entry for every request. It notes the visiting IP, when the request came in, which page was asked for, the page that pointed you here, and how the browser describes itself. Those entries exist for security and for tracking down faults. A handful of cookies may be set so pages and forms function and so visits can be tallied without naming anyone. Refusing or clearing cookies still leaves every page readable. Out of the box the pages load no third-party embeds, so no video player, social widget or map frame calls out to another company when a page opens.
Requests, retention, children and changes
A number of states now grant residents rights over the personal information a business holds on them: to see what is held, to have mistakes corrected, to have it deleted, and to refuse its sale or sharing. The practice here reads the same for every visitor in every state. Ask through the phone and address printed on this site, name what you want done, and add enough detail to show the information is yours. Nothing you ask for will count against you, and since nothing is sold or shared, there is no sale to opt out of.
An inquiry is held as long as it takes to answer you and to show the contact happened; server logs clear after a limited stretch. This site is built for adults handling a property matter, and information is not knowingly gathered from anyone under 16. This text was last revised on September 22, 2026, and any newer version will land here under a fresh date. The rules for using the site run alongside this policy, the notice on who runs the site and its limits explains the rest, and every way to reach a person sits on the page for reaching a specialist.