Who are we?

At addictionsurfboards.com, we respect your privacy and do everything we can to protect it. If you want to know how we use and secure your information, read on.

1. Who manages your data?
   • The data controller is the Shapers Club team (Addiction Surfboards), located at 13 rue des Entrepreneurs, 17320 Marennes, France (SIRET: 92210536600020).
   • Contact mail : contact@addictionsurfboards.com.
2. What data do we collect?
   • Information you enter when placing an order, subscribing to the newsletter or filling in a form: surname, first name, address, email address, telephone number, etc.
   • Cookies and navigation traces to facilitate your visit and analyse site traffic.
3. Why do we collect?
   • Manage your orders and keep track of your purchases.
   • Find out about our products (if you have given your consent).
   • Improve navigation and understand how you use the site (via cookies and analysis tools).
4. How long do we keep them?
   • Your data is kept for as long as is necessary for the purpose (processing your order, sending you information) or until you request that it be deleted.
   • Cookies are stored for varying lengths of time (often a few months).
5. Your rights
   • You can do this at any time:
     • Request access to your data.
     • Correct incorrect information.
     • Demand that everything that concerns you be deleted.
     • Oppose or limit the processing of your data.
   • To exercise your rights, send us an e-mail to contact@addictionsurfboards.com.
6. Cookies and tracking
   • We use cookies to keep the site running and to analyse visitor numbers. You can block or delete these cookies in your browser settings.
   • Some cookies are essential (shopping basket, session), others are optional (statistics, ads).
7. Data security
   • We store your details on secure servers.
   • We don't sell it. We only share them with the service providers who help us (payment, delivery, etc.), always in compliance with the RGPD.
8. Questions and complaints
   • Write to us at any time to find out more or exercise your rights.
   • If you feel that your rights are not being respected, you can contact the supervisory authority in your country (in France, the CNIL).