Privacy Policy
7 years is how long an order record stays on file at IMPOWER ATLANTA LLC and 90 days is the life of a server log; everything the company does with personal information on vobirax.com sits between those two figures and is described on this page.
Seven years or ninety days
How long is each kind of record kept?
| Record | Kept for |
|---|---|
| Order records: name, addresses, garments, amounts | 7 years, because tax and accounting rules demand that long |
| Email, contact form, and phone notes | 2 years |
| Newsletter subscription | Until the customer unsubscribes |
| Account details | Until the customer asks for the account to be deleted |
| Web server logs | 90 days |
Example: an order placed on Oct 27, 2026 stays on file until Oct 2033; the log line recording the visit is gone by late January 2027.
A hashed password or an invisible card number
How is the information protected?
Card numbers never touch the company’s systems; they go straight to Stripe or PayPal. The site runs over TLS encryption, account passwords are stored hashed, and order records can be opened only by the people whose work, packing, shipping, refunding, or answering email, needs them. No system is immune to a breach, and the section on breaches below says what the company does if one happens.
This page or a template
What is this page, and when does it change?
A description of what actually happens on vobirax.com, written by IMPOWER ATLANTA LLC, a California limited liability company at 1142 E Cornell Ave, Fresno, CA 93704, US, the business that decides how personal information collected through the site is used. When practices change, this page changes first and the date at the end of it moves; a change of substance is flagged by a notice on the site that stays up for 30 days.
A shipping address or a date of birth
Which information is never requested?
Date of birth, government identification numbers, Social Security numbers, health information, precise geolocation, and anything else not needed to sell and deliver a garment. The site has no field for them, and the company does not collect sensitive personal information as California law defines it.
A data broker or nobody
Does the company sell personal information?
No. IMPOWER ATLANTA LLC sells no personal information to anyone, rents no customer list, and has no data broker relationship. Contact details collected at checkout are used to fulfill the order and answer the customer, and for nothing else. The page titled Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information explains how to put an opt-out on file anyway.
Typed at checkout or written in an email
Which information does the customer give directly?
- The four things the checkout form asks for: who is ordering, where the box goes, where the bill goes, and how to reach the customer by email and phone.
- The contents of the order: garments, sizes, quantities, and amounts paid.
- Account details, if the customer opens an account: email address and a password the company never sees in plain text.
- The email address, if the customer subscribes to the newsletter.
- The content of every message a customer sends, whichever route it takes: email, phone, or the contact form.
A server log or a tracking script
Which information is collected automatically?
Ordinary web server logs record the IP address, browser type, device type, operating system, language, and the pages visited. No analytics script, advertising pixel, or social media tracker runs on vobirax.com, so nothing beyond those logs is collected in the background.
Stripe’s word or the carrier’s scan
Which information arrives from other companies?
Stripe and PayPal report whether a payment succeeded and pass along the card brand and last four digits; no full card number ever reaches the company. USPS, UPS, and FedEx report where a box is and when it was delivered. The fulfillment partner reports when a box was packed and when a returned garment arrived.
An order to fulfill or a profile to build
What is the information used for?
- Taking payment and passing the order to the fulfillment partner.
- Emailing the confirmation, then the dispatch notice with its tracking number.
- Answering messages and handling returns, exchanges, and refunds.
- Spotting orders that look fraudulent before they ship.
- Seeing which garments and sizes sell, from order data rather than tracking scripts.
- Sending the newsletter, only to subscribers, with an unsubscribe link in every message.
- Meeting tax, accounting, and legal record-keeping duties.
The company builds no advertising profiles.
The fulfillment partner or the carrier
Who receives personal information?
| Recipient | What it receives | Why |
|---|---|---|
| The fulfillment partner | Name, shipping address, phone number, the garments and sizes ordered | To pick, pack, send out, and receive returns |
| USPS, UPS, or FedEx | Name, address, phone number | To deliver the box |
| Stripe or PayPal | Payment details, entered by the customer directly | To process the payment and any refund |
| The email delivery provider | The email addresses order and newsletter messages go to | To send those messages |
| The web host | The site and its data, on servers in the United States | To run the site |
| Authorities | Whatever a legally binding request requires | To comply with the law |
None of this is a sale, and none of it is sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising as California law defines those terms.
A service provider or a contractor
On what terms do those companies hold the data?
Each of them is a service provider or contractor under a written agreement that limits the data to the purpose in the table above, bars them from selling it, and requires them to delete or return it when the service ends. They hold the data on the company’s instructions, not for their own use.
A cart cookie or a consent banner
Which cookies does the site set?
Only the cookies the shop needs to work: one that keeps the cart together, one that holds the checkout session, one that remembers a signed-in account, and one that lets the contact form block spam. They are strictly necessary and cannot be switched off without breaking the shop, which is why there is no consent banner. If an analytics or advertising cookie is ever added, this page and the opt-out page change first, and the new cookie stays off until the customer turns it on.
A request to know or a request to delete
Which rights can be exercised, and how fast?
Anyone, wherever they live, may ask to know what personal information the company holds and who it has been disclosed to, to have it deleted, to have it corrected, to refuse any sale or sharing of it, to keep sensitive personal information from being used beyond the order, and to be treated the same whether or not they ask.
To ask, email contact@vobirax.com and open the message with the words Privacy Request, call +1 (559) 549-2043 during business hours, or use the Contact Us page. For requests that reach specific data, identity is verified by matching the email address the request comes from against a past order, plus one further detail such as the approximate order date. An authorized agent may act for the customer with written proof of authorization.
| Step | Deadline |
|---|---|
| Receipt confirmed | 10 weekdays |
| Opt-out recorded | 15 weekdays |
| Request to know, delete, or correct completed | 45 calendar days, with one 45-day extension announced in advance for a complex request |
Example: a request emailed on Mon Nov 2, 2026 is acknowledged by Tue Nov 17, an opt-out is on file by Tue Nov 24, and a deletion is completed by Thu Dec 17.
The CCPA or the CPRA
Which California rights apply?
California’s consumer privacy statute, the CCPA with its CPRA amendments, gives California residents every right listed above, and the page titled Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information carries the opt-out route the Act requires. Because IMPOWER ATLANTA LLC is a California company, those rights are extended to every customer regardless of state.
California or nineteen other states
Do other states’ privacy laws apply?
Twenty states run a comprehensive privacy law in 2026, grouped here by region:
| Region | States |
|---|---|
| West | California, Colorado, Montana, Oregon, Utah |
| Midwest | Indiana (since Jan 1, 2026), Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska |
| South | Florida, Kentucky (since Jan 1, 2026), Maryland, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia |
| Northeast | Connecticut, Delaware, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Rhode Island (since Jan 1, 2026) |
Most of those laws set thresholds of revenue or data volume that a shop of this size does not meet. The company does not rely on that: the rights and deadlines in this policy are applied to a resident of any state on request.
A decision or an appeal
What if a request is refused?
The company explains the refusal in writing. The customer may appeal by replying to that email with “Appeal” in the subject line; a different person at the company reviews the appeal and answers within 45 days, and that answer explains how to contact the customer’s state attorney general if the customer still disagrees.
A human reader or a language model
Is personal information used to train AI?
No. Personal information held by IMPOWER ATLANTA LLC never feeds the training of a large language model or any other AI system, and the company neither sells nor licenses it to anyone for that purpose.
Under 13 or an adult
Does the site serve children?
No. vobirax.com sells adult menswear and is not directed at children under 13, and the company does not knowingly collect personal information from them. If a parent suspects a child has sent information, one email to customer service has the record deleted.
A breach or a quiet day
What happens after a security breach?
If a breach exposes a customer’s personal information, the company notifies the customer by email without unreasonable delay, as California Civil Code section 1798.82 requires, and tells the customer what was exposed and what the company has done about it.
This site or a linked one
Which pages does this policy cover?
Only vobirax.com. Where a link leads elsewhere, that site’s privacy practices apply from the moment the customer arrives there.
The United States or a visitor abroad
Where is the data held?
On servers in the United States, under United States law. The company sells and ships only within the United States, so a visitor from elsewhere who submits information should know it is handled under US law, which may offer less protection than the law of the visitor’s own country.
The opt-out page or a message to customer service
Read next: the page titled Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information, which carries the opt-out route and the Global Privacy Control rule.
For a privacy question, customer service at IMPOWER ATLANTA LLC answers contact@vobirax.com and +1 (559) 549-2043 on weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Pacific, replies within 1 weekday, and reads every message sent through the Contact Us page.
This page has been in force since Oct 21, 2026.