Privacy Policy

This site is a guide, not a service. It holds no bags, runs no storage points, and takes no bookings, so it never needs your name, your payment card or your travel dates. Those details go to Radical Storage when you reserve a storage point, and its own privacy terms govern them from that moment on.

The Short Version

Very little. There is no sign-up, no newsletter and no form of any kind. Reading about bag storage near Grand Central or a drop-off point in the Theater District records nothing beyond the anonymous server entries every website keeps. No email address is captured, because none is requested. A visit to these pages never attaches to an identity, since the site never learns one.

Third-Party Scripts

Each Radical Storage link on this guide carries a referral marker in its address. Click one, reserve a storage point in Hell's Kitchen or near the Brooklyn Bridge, and Radical Storage can see which website sent the booking and pays this site a fee for the referral. That is the full extent of it. The marker names the referring site, never the reader, and it does nothing until someone uses the link.

Once a reservation is made, the card, the receipt and the bag record sit with Radical Storage, handled under the privacy policy it publishes itself. This guide has no window into any of it. Store a suitcase at a shop near Times Square or a cafe in Williamsburg and the record of that drop-off belongs to Radical Storage and the partner business holding the bag, never to these pages.

What Never Happens Here

• Trade, sell or share your personal details with any third party, ever.
• Run advertising pixels or trackers that follow you onto other websites you visit later.
• Ask for your email address. There is no newsletter here and no list to subscribe to.
• Booking details, card numbers, anything about the stored bag. A reservation travels directly to Radical Storage, which processes the payment and keeps the per-bag record for the day. None of it touches this site, and none of it could be produced here if asked.
• Reaching out happens through an ordinary mailto link. The contact page opens the email app already on the device, so a message travels from one inbox to another with nothing in between. No form stores it, no third party reads it, and these pages keep no copy of what was sent.

Hosting

These pages sit on standard web hosting, and standard hosting writes standard logs: page requests, times, the routine entries every server produces. Those logs describe requests, not people. No analytics package shadows this guide, marking which storage point near Times Square was opened or how long the JFK arrivals page stayed on screen.

Your Choices

Since the site gathers no personal data, there is no profile to export, correct or erase. Every page can be read without leaving anything that points back to a person. Questions about a reservation, its per-bag price or its timing belong with Radical Storage, which holds the booking and the payment details attached to it.

Prefer not to share browsing data? Send a message instead. The disclosure page explains how this site earns.