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The Goods Desk is a personal sourcing desk for U.S. clients. This page explains what we collect when you browse, request a piece, or create an Account — and how we use it.
Who we are
The Goods Desk helps you source products, run quality checks, assist with customs documentation, and arrange door-to-door delivery. We do not take online payment on this website today. Questions: hello@thegoodsdesk.com.
Information we collect
Depending on how you use the site, we may collect:
- Contact details you provide (name, email, shipping address)
- Purchase or off-catalog sourcing request details, notes, and preferences
- Account credentials if you register (email and password hash)
- Order progress data we maintain for you (stage, carrier, tracking)
- Basic technical data needed to operate the site (for example, IP used for abuse prevention)
How we use it
We use this information to:
- Respond to requests and confirm sourcing details
- Purchase, inspect, pack, and arrange delivery on your behalf
- Show matching orders and tracking in Account
- Prevent spam, abuse, and duplicate submissions
- Communicate about quotes, invoices, and shipment updates
We do not sell your personal information. We do not process card payments on this site in the current phase.
Sharing
We share information only as needed to fulfill a request — for example with suppliers, freight or customs partners, or service providers that host our site and database. We may also disclose information if required by law.
Retention
We keep request and order records as long as needed to complete service, answer follow-ups, and meet ordinary business or legal needs. You can email us to ask about correction or deletion of Account details.
Your choices
You may browse without creating an Account. If you submit a request or register, you can contact us at hello@thegoodsdesk.com to update or remove information we hold, subject to records we must keep for completed orders.
Updates
We may update this notice as the service evolves (for example, if online payment is added later). The date below reflects the latest revision.
Last updated: July 23, 2026