This privacy policy explains how we handle information submitted to California Wire Buyers through website inquiries and related communications. It covers contact details, wire descriptions and photos from people asking about a California wire sale.
Effective date: November 2, 2026.
Information covered by this privacy policy
The lead form collects information you choose to provide: your name, company, phone number, email address, California city, wire details and uploaded photos. Follow-up calls or emails may add information about the lot, ownership and proposed pickup arrangements.
Photos can contain more than cable information. A reel image may also show a person's face, a customer name, paperwork or location details. Please review your images before sending them through the offer inquiry form.
| Information | Why it is relevant |
|---|---|
| Name and company | Identifies the inquiry and represented owner |
| Phone and email | Allows discussion of the proposed sale |
| City and access details | Helps evaluate California collection arrangements |
| Wire descriptions and photos | Supports product, quantity and condition review |
How we use and share inquiry details
We use submitted information to assess the material, ask relevant questions, prepare or discuss an offer and arrange an agreed transaction. Information may also support ownership verification, required records, accounting and the resolution of questions about a sale.
We do not sell personal information. We do not treat a request about wire as permission to sell your contact details to unrelated advertisers.
Information may be handled by providers supporting email, website forms, hosting or other business functions. We limit disclosures to what is reasonably needed for those purposes or for legal obligations. We may also disclose information when lawfully required by authorities or when necessary to address fraud, ownership disputes or legal claims.
Storage, safeguards and required retention
Inquiry information may be stored in form records, email correspondence and business files. We seek to limit access to information needed for legitimate inquiry and transaction purposes. No website transmission or storage method can be promised completely secure, so do not submit unnecessary sensitive information.
Retention depends on the purpose of the record and applicable legal duties. An inquiry that does not lead to a purchase is different from a completed scrap transaction requiring statutory documentation. We do not promise immediate deletion of every record on request.
California scrap rules require certain transaction and nonferrous purchase records to be retained for at least two years under the applicable provisions. Other legal or dispute-related duties may require longer retention. The California copper paperwork summary explains those records; it is informational, not legal advice.
Choose what belongs in an offer inquiry
The initial form is for evaluating wire, not collecting a complete identity file. When preparing an offer request:
- Provide a working phone number or email where we can discuss the lot.
- Use the storage city without adding unrelated home-location details.
- Show product labels while excluding unrelated customer documents.
- Leave driver's-license images out of the initial photo submission.
- Do not send payment-card numbers, passwords or access codes.
- Avoid photos of other people when they are not needed.
If a proposed transaction needs identification or ownership records, discuss the appropriate documentation separately. Our selling process explanation distinguishes an initial inquiry from later transaction requirements.
Cookies, hosting information and analytics
Basic hosting and browser functions may process technical information such as an IP address, browser type and request logs. Cookies or similar tools may support website functions. This policy does not represent that optional advertising trackers or a particular analytics service are installed.
You can review browser settings to manage cookies and stored website data. Blocking some functions may affect the form. If you prefer not to submit through the website, privacy questions and wire inquiries can be discussed using the phone or email below.
California privacy requests
California residents may have rights to request access to personal information, correction or deletion, depending on applicable law and its coverage. Additional rights may apply to particular processing activities. We do not suggest that every CCPA or CPRA provision necessarily applies to this small business.
Contact us to ask about information you submitted or to make a privacy request. We may need to verify that the request concerns your own information. Legal retention obligations and other permitted exceptions can limit what can be deleted or disclosed; we will consider requests under the laws that apply.
Contact and policy updates
Reach Rocky Mitchell at industrial832@gmail.com or (951) 903-9804 about privacy matters. The business address is 9743 58th St, Jurupa Valley, CA 92509. Identify the inquiry or communication involved without sending extra identity documents unless requested through an appropriate arrangement.
We may revise this policy as website functions or legal requirements change, with the effective date updated on this page. The website terms of use separately address informational content and commercial inquiries.