Privacy requests

What would you like us to do? *

Tell me what information you have about me Send me a copy of my information Delete my information Correct my information Stop sharing my information for advertising Limit how you use sensitive information about me Withdraw a consent I gave (texts, email or advertising) Appeal your decision on an earlier request

About you

Your name *

The phone number you used with Garden

Give the phone number, the email, or both, so we can find your information.

The email you used with Garden

Where we should reply

Only if it isn’t the phone number or email above.

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I’m making this request for someone else, as their authorized agent.

Anything else we should know

Optional. For a correction, tell us what’s wrong. Please don’t include ID numbers.

We use these details only to handle your request, and keep a record of it for 24 months, as the law requires.

Send request

What happens next

We’ll confirm we’ve received your request within 2 business days. Requests to stop sharing or to withdraw consent take effect within 2 business days and don’t need any checks. For other requests, we’ll contact you at the phone number or email we already have for you, to make sure it’s really you; we never ask for a copy of your ID. We answer within 45 days, and will tell you if we need up to 45 more.

If you’re acting for someone else, we’ll ask for their signed permission or a power of attorney, and may ask them to confirm directly.

If we turn down a request, we’ll explain why and how to appeal. If you disagree with our decision on appeal, you can contact your state’s attorney general.

Our Privacy Policy explains what we collect and why.