What you type into a form, what the browser stores, and how to have it removed.
Effective 29 September 2026.
Services on this site are provided by Steven Palmieri, Dallas, Texas. A question about what a form keeps can go to
This page does not publish an email address or a street.
The sections below name the fields and who never receives the note.
Who holds the note is the practice named in the line above, and the phone on this page is how you ask what that file still contains.
The forms ask for a name, a phone number, an email if you want a reply that way, a rough revenue band, and a sentence about the year that is still open. That is the note. We use it to answer you. We do not sell the note, and a sibling site does not receive it.
The revenue band is a range you pick. The band is not a figure we invented. The band is not a score. The sentence about the year is whatever you choose to write. A short sentence is enough.
If you book a time, the calendar page loads a scheduling frame after the first screen. The booking frame stays unloaded until a real tap or a real scroll, and load never moves focus onto it. The time you pick is a conversation. It does not hire the practice.
A small script on each page stores a visitor key and a session key in the browser so we can tell a return visit from a new one. It also reads the referrer and the usual campaign tags if they are present in the address. A browser that sends the do-not-track header leaves that visitor script idle.
The chat chip is a separate script. The lower left corner is where it sits, clear of the menu and the form button. You can ignore it. The pages still read with that script turned off.
Pictures are files we host for this site. The browser may cache them. They are photographs of places, not of you, unless you are looking at the portrait of Steven Palmieri on the practice page.
We keep a note for as long as we are answering it, and for the ordinary period a practice keeps a message after the conversation ends. If you want it removed sooner, call the number in the footer and say so. We will remove the note from the working file. Name the page the note came from when you ask for that removal.
We do not build a marketing list from these forms. A second message from us is about the year you wrote down, not about a different offer.
Steven Palmieri and the people who keep the books are the ones who read the note. The host that stores the form sees those same fields, because that is how the note arrives. We do not pass the note to a lender, a tax agency, or another firm unless you ask.
If a later engagement starts, the papers of that engagement are governed by the engagement itself, not by this page. This page covers the website and the note you send from it.
This site is written for owners. We do not knowingly collect notes from children. If a page on this site changes in a way that matters to what we hold, the effective line at the top of this page moves with it.
This page does not tell you what a return will cost. Signed-report limits are written on the disclosures page, not on this one. Here the subject is the note and the browser, nothing else.