Cookies
This website sets no analytics, advertising or tracking cookies, and it profiles nobody. That is why there is no cookie banner asking you to agree to something.
The two cookies this site sets
| Name | Purpose | Type | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
| PHPSESSID | Keeps your cart between pages and protects forms against cross-site requests. | Strictly necessary; first-party | Session (deleted when the browser closes) |
| tbb_addr | Remembers your billing address for the next checkout. Set only if you tick “Remember my address”; never contains payment data. | Functional; consent; first-party | 180 days, or until you click “Forget it” on the checkout page |
Neither cookie is readable by another website, both are sent over an encrypted connection on the live domain, and neither is shared with anyone.
What this site does not set
There is no analytics tag, no advertising pixel, no heat-map recorder, no social-network button and no consent-management platform. Nothing here counts visitors, follows them to other sites or builds a profile. The site also uses no browser local storage and no session storage.
Requests that leave this site
Two kinds of picture come from somewhere else. The payment-method logos next to the buttons are loaded from a public content-delivery network, and the photographs across the site are loaded from the library we license them from. Both networks receive the address of your browser the way any image request does, and neither sets a cookie on this site. Everything else — the stylesheet, the script, the logo and every page you read — is served from this domain.
The payment page itself is not part of this website. It belongs to our payment service provider and sets its own cookies under its own notice, which you can read there before entering any card details.
Why consent is not asked for
Under art. 173 of the Polish Telecommunications Act and art. 5(3) of the ePrivacy Directive, consent is not required for storage that is strictly necessary to deliver a service the visitor has asked for. Keeping a cart and protecting a form are exactly that. The one cookie that is not strictly necessary, tbb_addr, is set only when you tick a box that starts unticked, and that tick is the consent.
Removing them
You can delete cookies at any time in your browser settings, and every browser lets you block them for a single site. Deleting them here empties the cart and forgets a remembered address; nothing else is lost, because your order, once placed, lives on its own page and not in a cookie.
To forget a remembered address without touching the rest of your browser, open the checkout page and use the “Forget it” link that appears above the form.
Questions
Write to hello@thebillboys.pl. How we handle the data behind these cookies is set out in the privacy notice.