Privacy Policy

Last updated October 9, 2026

Cashprint Technology gives local ads a tracked link and QR code and sends each advertiser a monthly Cashprint Report. It is run by Reyes Castillo Jr., publisher of The 956 Rundown in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas. This page explains what Cashprint records and what it never records.

When you click a Cashprint link or scan a Cashprint QR code

We record one row for the click, then send you on to the business's page. The row holds:

the time of the click
which advertiser's link it was
where the link was placed (newsletter, website, QR code, Facebook or other)
the name of the website that sent you, if your browser shares it
a scrambled code made from your internet address, so we can tell how many different visitors clicked on a given day
whether the click came from an automated link checker, so those are left out of the counts

We do not record your name, your email address, or your actual internet address, and the scrambled code cannot be turned back into it.

What advertisers see

The Cashprint Report shows totals only: emails delivered with the ad, clicks, new readers who joined through the advertiser's page, and coupons used as counted by the business. Advertisers never see who clicked.

If you sign up for a newsletter

Newsletter signups, including signups through an advertiser's partner page, are covered by the newsletter's own privacy policy. For The 956 Rundown, that is partners.the956rundown.com/privacy.

This website

cashprinttechnology.com has no signup form and no analytics. It is hosted by Vercel, which receives the standard technical information your browser sends when it loads a page.

Who helps us

Click records are stored with Supabase and the tracked links run on Vercel. They handle this information only to provide those services to us. We do not sell it.

Questions or deletion requests

Write to hello@the956rundown.com.