This notice applies to visiting melbetaffiliatebet.sbs and sending messages to this site's contact address. It does not replace the privacy notice for another organisation's player or affiliate account.
Applying as an affiliate, registering as a player and asking this site an information question are different activities. Information relevant to one is not automatically necessary for another.
Send only what is relevant to understanding your question. A general enquiry does not need another person's identity details or private transaction information.
When you use another service, read its explanation of information use. A shared brand name does not mean every separate service receives or handles information in the same way.
The comparison below explains why information may be relevant; it does not state that every technology is enabled here. Contact content and technical information arising in a browser have different origins.
| Information source |
General purpose |
Your choice |
| Contact address you provide |
Replying about your question when appropriate |
Use an address available to you |
| Message subject and page reference |
Understanding feedback and locating the relevant content |
Name the page and describe the issue briefly |
| Attachments sent voluntarily |
Understanding the relevant part of a reported problem |
Hide unnecessary personal details |
| Network and device information |
Page delivery, troubleshooting and maintenance |
Mention your browser type when reporting a display issue |
| If cookies or local storage are used |
Sessions, preferences or dependent page functions |
Review and manage them in browser settings |
| If analytics or third-party services are used |
Understanding page use or providing the relevant service |
Read the applicable service's own notice |
Consider both source and context when deciding what to send. For example, reporting a spelling error does not require a complete identity document.
- Identify the page or paragraph your message concerns.
- Say whether you are reporting a content correction, access problem or personal-information request.
- Remove unnecessary details about other people before sending a message.
A contact message may include your name, a reply address or a description of a problem. Relevant uses include understanding the enquiry, considering feedback and replying where appropriate.
- Reply address Make clear where you want a reply; avoid adding unrelated addresses to the same enquiry.
- Page context A page name or path helps identify which information your question concerns.
- What happened Describe what you tried and the result you observed. Keep assumptions separate from observed facts.
- Screenshots Send only the relevant area if necessary; hide personal documents, complete balances and other people's details.
- Account secrets Passwords and one-time codes are not information this site needs to understand an enquiry.
- Money-related questions Describe the issue and general status instead of sending full card numbers, payment secrets or complete receipts.
- Follow-up context Refer to the previous subject so that you do not needlessly send the same personal information again.
If you accidentally sent sensitive information, identify its location in a follow-up without copying it again. Requesting removal and deleting your own sent-email copy are separate actions.
Visiting a website may involve a network address, browser or device type, access time and viewed pages. General purposes include delivering pages, access security, troubleshooting and maintenance.
- Page delivery Technical communication allows the requested page and its resources to reach your browser.
- Troubleshooting Context helps identify which page and device are associated with an error.
- Security Technical signals may help identify unusual access or misuse.
- Maintenance General information can help determine whether a display problem affects different visitors.
These general purposes do not specify particular log fields, retention periods or security certifications. For a question about particular information, identify the relevant page and circumstances.
Cookies and browser local storage may support sessions, preferences and page functions. Browser settings provide options to inspect, restrict or clear site data.
- Open your browser's privacy or site-data settings and find this domain.
- Check whether a clearing option affects this site alone or every website.
- Consider unfinished forms or page state you want to keep before making changes.
- Blocking all cookies may change sessions or preferences that depend on them.
- Deleting data on one device may not make the same change in another phone or computer browser.
- Clearing browser data is not a request to remove an email sent earlier.
If you need help with a setting, mention the browser and the setting's name. The location and wording of equivalent controls vary between browsers.
If a page uses analytics, information is generally used to understand page use and improve access. If third-party services are involved, their own information-handling notices may also apply.
- Identifying another service When moving between services, check whose page you are on and whose terms apply.
- Separate accounts Requests about a MELBET player account or a Partners affiliate account belong in the relevant service's own process.
- Your separate decision Reading this site's content should not be treated as consent to give personal information to another service.
In a third-party notice, look for the purposes, scope of use and available choices. A similar brand name is not evidence that every service has the same information policy.
If your question concerns your information, identify the relevant message or page. This separates a general editorial correction from a personal-information request.
Asking to see information, correct an error and remove information are different requests. State which outcome you seek at the start of your message.
A request needs relevant context
To correct something you sent, explain which part is wrong and the change you want. Consider whether your proposed correction introduces another person's details.
For removal requests, give the date or subject of the relevant message. Clearing browser history does not deliver a request about messages previously sent to this site.
Representation and scope
For a correction to public content, quote the relevant sentence and explain the error. This can identify a content issue without sending personal records.
Do not use a password or verification code to identify your request. Disclosing them can put an account with another service at risk.
Care on shared devices
Check the address before sending if browser autofill inserts an old contact address. An incorrect address can also prevent a reply reaching you.
Even a small screenshot can include a name or identifier. Check its edges, notifications and open tabs before sending.
Send only relevant information
If someone invokes this site's name to ask for a code, do not provide it. Use the published contact address for questions about this privacy notice.
An enquiry about this notice and a request to settle a financial transaction are separate matters. This site does not transfer player or affiliate funds.
Other people's details in reports
Before responding to an email asking for full payment information as proof of identity, check the source and why the information is needed.
State your intended outcome, such as correcting a sentence, locating your own message or understanding an information use.
Context for a follow-up
This notice does not promise a response deadline or removal in every circumstance. Clearly identifying your request is the first practical step.
For information held by another service, use that service's contact process. This site cannot change its records or control its accounts. Relevant contactWrite to [email protected] about privacy questions. Identify the information or page concerned; do not send passwords or one-time codes.