Cookies Policy.

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Visa Dummy Tickets (VDT.”, we”, us” or our) uses cookies and comparable technologies on www.visadummytickets.com to operate booking forms, protect the website from automated abuse, support secure payments and maintain essential website functions.

This Cookies Policy explains what these technologies are, which categories VDT. uses, the third parties involved, the information they may process and the choices available to website visitors. It applies across VDT.’s website, including pages for dummy flight tickets, dummy hotel bookings, combined flight-and-hotel reservations, checkout and customer support.

This Policy should be read with the VDT. Privacy Policy, which explains how personal information is collected, used, disclosed, retained and protected more broadly.

Strictly necessary technologies may operate automatically because the website, payment flow or security feature cannot function reliably without them. Optional analytics, personalisation or advertising technologies are activated only in accordance with applicable consent requirements.

What cookies and similar technologies are

A cookie is a small text file placed on a browser or device when a website is visited. Cookies can recognise a browser, maintain a session, remember a preference or support a particular function.

The term cookies” in this Policy also covers comparable technologies where appropriate, including:

  • local and session storage;
  • security or authentication tokens;
  • pixels and tags;
  • embedded scripts;
  • software-development kits;
  • device or browser identifiers; and
  • anti-fraud and anti-bot signals.

Cookies may be:

  • first-party cookies, placed by VDT. or on the VDT. domain;
  • third-party cookies, placed or read by an external provider whose technology is embedded in the website;
  • session cookies, which generally expire when the browser session ends; or
  • persistent cookies, which remain until their stated expiry date or earlier deletion by the visitor.

Why VDT. uses cookies

VDT. uses cookies and similar technologies for defined operational purposes, including to:

  • load and display website pages correctly;
  • protect order and contact forms from spam, bots and abusive traffic;
  • support continuity while a customer completes a reservation request;
  • enable payment processing and transaction-security checks;
  • detect suspicious devices, sessions or attempted payments;
  • remember a visitor’s cookie choices once a preference tool is implemented;
  • diagnose faults and maintain website performance; and
  • activate optional analytics or marketing tools only where disclosed and lawfully permitted.

Cookies are not intended to store a traveller’s complete passport number, full payment-card number, card security code, complete flight itinerary, hotel schedule or reservation document. Those details are handled through the relevant booking, support or payment process as described in the Privacy Policy.

Categories of cookies and technologies

  1. Strictly necessary cookies

Strictly necessary cookies support functions without which the website, its forms, checkout or security controls cannot operate properly. They may be used for:

  • secure page and session handling;
  • payment authentication and fraud prevention;
  • anti-bot verification;
  • protection against duplicate or malicious submissions;
  • remembering privacy and cookie selections; and
  • maintaining essential form or checkout continuity.

Where applicable law permits, these technologies do not require prior consent because they are necessary to provide a website feature or service expressly requested by the visitor. Blocking them may prevent an order, payment or contact form from working.

  1. Functional cookies

Functional cookies remember non-essential preferences or provide enhanced convenience, such as a selected language, region or interface setting. VDT. uses these only when the relevant function is enabled and, where required, after the visitor has provided consent.

  1. Performance and analytics cookies

Performance or analytics cookies can show how visitors reach and navigate a website, which pages are used, how long pages take to load and where technical problems occur. This information can help improve structure, speed and usability.

At the date of this Policy, VDT. does not use a separate Google Analytics or equivalent VDT. audience-measurement tag. If an analytics service is introduced, VDT. will identify the provider and applicable cookies in this Policy and the Cookie Settings panel, and obtain consent before activation where required.

  1. Advertising and marketing cookies

Advertising cookies can measure campaigns, build audiences, limit repeated advertisements or support interest-based advertising across websites.

At the date of this Policy, VDT. does not use a Meta Pixel or another separate advertising or remarketing tag on its public pages. Such technology will not be activated without updating this Policy and providing any notice, consent or opt-out required by applicable law.

Current cookie and technology inventory

The following table identifies the principal third-party cookies and comparable technologies associated with services confirmed on VDT.’s website at the date of review. A provider may adjust an identifier, domain or lifespan when its service or VDT.’s technical configuration changes.

Cookie or technologyProviderPurposeCategoryTypical duration
__stripe_midStripeDistinguishes a browser or device to assess transaction risk and help prevent fraudulent paymentsStrictly necessaryUp to 1 year
__stripe_sidStripeSupports short-term payment-session security and fraud assessmentStrictly necessaryApproximately 30 minutes
mStripeHelps Stripe recognise device-related fraud signals connected with attempted transactionsStrictly necessaryUp to 2 years
_GRECAPTCHAGoogle reCAPTCHAPerforms risk analysis to distinguish legitimate form use from bots or abuseStrictly necessaryPersistent; controlled by Google
reCAPTCHA browser and interaction signalsGoogleAssesses device, browser, network and interaction information for form securityStrictly necessarySession or provider-controlled
Turnstile challenge token and browser-security signalsCloudflare TurnstileDistinguishes human visitors from automated or malicious traffic and validates protected form requestsStrictly necessaryShort-lived or provider-controlled

Stripe may use additional cookies or browser storage when a visitor selects an optional Stripe checkout feature, such as Link, or when the payment configuration changes. Stripe maintains current information in its Cookie Settings and Cookie Policy.

Google and Cloudflare may also change the technical names or durations used by their security services. Their current practices are described in the official Google Privacy Policy, reCAPTCHA documentation and Cloudflare Turnstile Privacy Addendum.

  1. Third-party technologies used by VDT.

Stripe

VDT. uses Stripe to support online payments and payment-security controls. Stripe.js may place cookies or use browser storage to identify fraudulent patterns, authenticate applicable checkout functions and maintain transaction integrity. Stripe receives information directly from the browser under its own privacy and cookie documentation.

Stripe’s necessary fraud-prevention technologies can operate on pages where its payment script is loaded, even before a payment is completed. Payment-card credentials are provided to Stripe during checkout and should never be entered into a VDT. travel-information field, general support form, email or live chat.

Google reCAPTCHA

Certain VDT. forms use Google reCAPTCHA to reduce spam and automated misuse. Google states that reCAPTCHA places the necessary _GRECAPTCHA cookie when it performs risk analysis. The service may process the visitor’s IP address, browser and device characteristics, interaction information and other signals needed to assess whether a form request is legitimate.

Cloudflare Turnstile

VDT. uses Cloudflare Turnstile to protect website forms and distinguish human activity from automated traffic. Turnstile evaluates security signals such as IP address, user-agent information, TLS characteristics, the relevant website origin and browser-environment signals. Cloudflare explains that these signals are used for bot detection and for improving Turnstile’s protective capabilities.

VDT. does not use information produced by these security tools for its own advertising, and it does not intentionally transmit passport numbers, PNRs or complete reservation details to either tool.

Information Processed Through Cookies

Depending on the technology, cookie-related information may include:

  • IP address and approximate region inferred from it;
  • browser type, version and settings;
  • device and operating-system information;
  • unique browser, session or device identifiers;
  • referring page and website navigation information;
  • time of access and interaction events;
  • form-security and challenge results;
  • payment-session and transaction-risk signals; and
  • cookie or privacy preferences.

Where this information identifies or can reasonably be linked to an individual, VDT. handles it as personal information under the Privacy Policy and applicable law.

Consent and lawful use

VDT. separates technologies that are necessary for a requested function from those used for optional analytics, personalisation or advertising.

  • Necessary technologies may operate without prior consent where the law allows because they support security, fraud prevention, checkout, a requested form or saved privacy choices.
  • Optional technologies are enabled only after the visitor’s consent where consent is required.
  • Consent can be withdrawn at any time through the Cookie Settings control. Withdrawal does not make earlier lawful processing invalid.

The choices presented may vary according to the visitor’s location because cookie and privacy rules differ between jurisdictions.

How to manage cookie choices

VDT. cookie settings

Use the Cookie Settings link in the website footer or cookie notice to review or change optional-cookie choices. Necessary cookies cannot be switched off through that panel because they support requested website, security or payment functions.

Browser and device controls

Most browsers allow visitors to view, block or delete cookies and restrict third-party storage. These options are generally available under the browser’s privacy or security settings. Clearing cookies may also remove a previously saved VDT. preference, causing the cookie notice to appear again.

Provider controls

Some third parties provide their own privacy or cookie settings. Stripe’s settings apply to Stripe-controlled services. Google and Cloudflare manage information processed through their security tools under their respective policies.

Global Privacy Control and similar signals

Where applicable law recognises a browser-based opt-out signal such as Global Privacy Control, VDT. will process it for any legally covered sale, sharing or targeted-advertising activity. VDT. does not sell cookie data in exchange for money and did not intentionally operate separate targeted-advertising cookies at the date of this Policy.

What Happens If Cookies Are Blocked

Blocking optional cookies should not prevent access to the website’s basic information. Blocking necessary cookies, scripts or browser storage may, however:

  • prevent Stripe checkout from loading or completing securely;
  • cause a payment to fail a fraud or authentication check;
  • stop reCAPTCHA or Turnstile from validating a form;
  • interrupt booking-form or contact-form submission;
  • remove saved cookie preferences; or
  • reduce website stability or security.

If a booking or payment feature fails after cookies have been blocked, review the browser’s privacy settings and allow the necessary technologies for the VDT. website and its payment or security providers.

Cookie lifespans and deletion

Session cookies generally expire when the browser session ends. Persistent cookies remain until their stated expiry date, until the provider replaces them, or until the visitor deletes them. The durations in Section 4 reflect the provider information available when this Policy was updated and may change.

Deleting a browser cookie does not automatically erase server-side transaction, reservation, support or security records. Those records are retained and deleted according to the VDT. Privacy Policy and applicable legal obligations.

Changes to this cookies policy

VDT. may update this Policy when website functions, payment arrangements, security services, analytics tools, advertising technologies or legal requirements change. The revised version will be posted on this page with an updated date.

Where a material change requires new consent, the relevant optional technology will remain disabled until the required choice has been obtained.

Contact VDT. about cookies

Questions about VDT.’s use of cookies or comparable technologies can be directed to:

Use Cookie Policy Enquiry” in the email subject line so that the request can be directed appropriately.

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