These rules apply on thedatadynamo.site for thedatadynamo. A new order for shared hosting, cloud hosting, reseller hosting, business email, Linux VPS, dedicated servers, or a one-time site service may be cancelled with a full fee return for 7 days after the confirmation timestamp in the client area. The window starts on that confirmation, not on a later preparation time. Domain registrations, renewals, and transfers are excluded once the order reference exists, because the registry step is immediate. An upgrade is billed as the difference for the remaining term. A downgrade takes effect at the next term and does not return the current term. After 7 days, cancellation stops the following renewal and the current term continues until it ends. Shared hosting, reseller hosting, and business email are prepared in the client area within 4 hours. A Linux VPS is prepared within 12 hours. A dedicated server is prepared within 24 hours. Nothing is posted by courier. Card numbers are not collected on thedatadynamo.site.
This page describes the small records thedatadynamo.site stores in the browser. It sits beside the privacy policy. The privacy policy covers orders and tickets. This page covers cookies and similar storage such as local storage. thedatadynamo does not claim a certified compliance mark.
When you press OK on the bar at the bottom of the page, the browser stores tdd_cookie so the bar stays hidden. The entry contains the value yes and no advertising profile. If you clear site data, the bar returns. The bar links here so you can read this page before you press OK.
After a successful sign-in, tdd_session stores the name and email for the open session. It does not store the password. The password lives in the account list, which is also local storage, because this copy has no remote account server. Treat that as a browser-only sign-in, not as a hardened production login.
tdd_orders keeps confirmed plans. tdd_pending keeps a plan you started until you confirm or leave it. tdd_tickets keeps contact and chat notes. tdd_users keeps registration records in this browser. These keys are essential if you want the client area, the 7-day record, and the support history to persist after a refresh.
Pages do not load social plugins, social pixels, or share buttons. They do not embed a timeline from another network. They do not set a cookie for an advertising exchange. A font file and an icon font are loaded from this site's own folders.
Searching for a name sends you to a results page with the name and extension in the address. That is a page request, not a third-party cookie. The result is calculated in the browser.
These entries remain until you clear them or until the script replaces them. The cookie bar entry remains until you clear site data. Session sign-in remains until you log out. Logging out removes the session entry and leaves orders in place so you can sign in again and see them.
You may refuse non-essential storage by not pressing OK, with the result that the bar remains. You cannot use sign-in, orders, or tickets without the storage those features write. Blocking all storage will send you back to the sign-in page whenever a plan is confirmed.
The confirmation time inside tdd_orders is the clock for cancellation, return, and refund. Clearing the browser does not rewind a hosted deployment's copy of that clock. In this browser-only copy, clearing storage removes the only copy of the clock.
If a new key is added, this page will name it. Analytics cookies will not be added without a change to this notice. The service rules for the 7-day window and domain exception are unchanged by cookie settings.
Example 1. Monthly Nano at ₹29, cancelled on day 2, is a full return and the site is removed when the message is stored.
Example 2. cPanel Bronze at ₹1,399 with HOST10 becomes ₹1,259 on the confirmation, and a return uses ₹1,259.
Example 3. VPS 8 GB at ₹1,799, still preparing at hour 10, can be cancelled for a full return because the 12-hour mark and the 7-day mark are both open.
Example 4. Dedicated 16 cancelled on day 9 keeps running until the paid month ends and does not return cash.
The banner at the bottom of each page offers Accept All, Reject Non-Essential, and Cookie Preferences. Accept All stores a marker that optional support drafts may be kept in this browser along with the essential session. Reject Non-Essential stores a marker that only the essential session and the consent record itself are kept. Cookie Preferences opens a short list. Essential storage is always on, because without it the sign-in and the banner choice disappear on the next page. Optional support drafts can be ticked or left clear, and Save preferences writes that choice. Cookie settings, the control that remains after the banner closes, reopens the same banner so you can change your mind without hunting through the browser menus.
The marker lives in local storage under a single key. It is not sent to an advertising network. This site does not embed a social timeline, a remarketing pixel, or a third-party analytics tag. If a later deployment adds a tag that is not essential, it will stay off until the choice is Accept All or the optional box is ticked, and this page will list the tag by name before it runs. Until that happens, the inventory is only the session, the orders, the tickets, and the consent marker.
The session entry keeps the name and email of the person who signed in, so the header can show the account and the order page can open. The order entry keeps the plan, the term, the Indian rupee amount, and the reference. The ticket entry keeps contact and chat text. The consent entry keeps the banner choice. Optional drafts, when allowed, are the same ticket text waiting to be sent. Rejecting them means a half-written note is not kept after you leave the form. None of these entries read files outside the site, and none of them scan a contact list.
You can also remove the entries from the browser's site-data controls. Doing that signs you out and forgets the banner choice, so the banner returns on the next visit. That is expected. It does not delete a domain at the registry and it does not close a service that has already been prepared on a hosted deployment. Use the contact form for that request.
The consent marker stays until you change it or clear site data. It does not expire on a hidden timer. Order and ticket records follow the privacy page: they remain in the browser until you clear them, and on a hosted deployment the references needed for the 7-day window are kept for 24 months after the term ends. The cookie banner is not a certificate of legal compliance. It is the control this site actually offers. Read the privacy page for the full account of what is stored, who sees a domain hand-off, and how to ask for a copy or a reduction.
Links in the banner open the privacy policy and this cookie policy. Both pages use the same brand, the same 7-day commercial window, and the same rule that card numbers are never typed into thedatadynamo.site. If a sentence here and a sentence there ever diverge, the commercial window on the terms page is the one the desk applies, and these policy pages are corrected to match it.
Last updated for thedatadynamo on 11 November 2026. The commercial windows on this page match the terms, return, exchange, refund, delivery, and cancellation pages.
A further case keeps the same clock. Monthly Nano is ₹29 a month, Single hosting is ₹299 a year, cPanel Bronze is ₹1,399 a year, Cloud S is ₹1,788 a year, Reseller S is ₹99 a month, Mail 5 is ₹25 a month, VPS 1 GB is ₹179 a month, and Dedicated 4 is ₹2,999 a month. None of those amounts is a domain fee. A confirmed domain stays outside the fee return. Preparation stays at 4 hours for shared hosting, reseller hosting, and email, 12 hours for a Linux VPS, and 24 hours for a dedicated server. The 7 days still start at the confirmation timestamp. An upgrade is still the difference for the remaining term, and a downgrade still waits for the next term. Card numbers are still not collected on this website. This case is numbered 1 on the cookie policy so the pages stay specific without adding a new exception.
A further case keeps the same clock. Monthly Nano is ₹29 a month, Single hosting is ₹299 a year, cPanel Bronze is ₹1,399 a year, Cloud S is ₹1,788 a year, Reseller S is ₹99 a month, Mail 5 is ₹25 a month, VPS 1 GB is ₹179 a month, and Dedicated 4 is ₹2,999 a month. None of those amounts is a domain fee. A confirmed domain stays outside the fee return. Preparation stays at 4 hours for shared hosting, reseller hosting, and email, 12 hours for a Linux VPS, and 24 hours for a dedicated server. The 7 days still start at the confirmation timestamp. An upgrade is still the difference for the remaining term, and a downgrade still waits for the next term. Card numbers are still not collected on this website. This case is numbered 2 on the cookie policy so the pages stay specific without adding a new exception.
A further case keeps the same clock. Monthly Nano is ₹29 a month, Single hosting is ₹299 a year, cPanel Bronze is ₹1,399 a year, Cloud S is ₹1,788 a year, Reseller S is ₹99 a month, Mail 5 is ₹25 a month, VPS 1 GB is ₹179 a month, and Dedicated 4 is ₹2,999 a month. None of those amounts is a domain fee. A confirmed domain stays outside the fee return. Preparation stays at 4 hours for shared hosting, reseller hosting, and email, 12 hours for a Linux VPS, and 24 hours for a dedicated server. The 7 days still start at the confirmation timestamp. An upgrade is still the difference for the remaining term, and a downgrade still waits for the next term. Card numbers are still not collected on this website. This case is numbered 3 on the cookie policy so the pages stay specific without adding a new exception.