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Effective Date: July 31, 2026

Last Updated: July 31, 2026

This Cookie Policy explains how CrownThrive LLC, a Virginia limited liability company operating Good Shit Only™ (“Good Shit Only,” “GSO,” “CrownThrive,” “we,” “us,” or “our”), uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit or use GoodShitOnly.com and the related marketplace, buyer and vendor dashboards, checkout features, Help Center, Knowledge Base, membership features, affiliate tools, communications, and other services that link to this Policy, collectively referred to as the “Platform.”

This Policy explains what cookies and similar technologies are, why we use them, the categories we may use, how third parties may use them through the Platform, and how you can manage your choices.

This Cookie Policy should be read together with the Good Shit Only Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions. Terms not defined in this Policy have the meanings assigned to them in those documents.

Where applicable law requires consent before a cookie or similar technology is used, we will request that consent through an available cookie banner, preference center, or comparable consent mechanism. Technologies that are strictly necessary to provide a service you request may operate without optional consent where permitted by law.

Scope of This Policy
Cookies and Similar Technologies
First-Party, Third-Party, Session, and Persistent Cookies
Categories of Technologies We May Use
How GSO Uses These Technologies
Cookie and Technology Inventory
Consent and Legal Bases
Managing Your Cookie Preferences
Browser and Device Controls
Global Privacy Control and Other Privacy Signals
Third-Party Services and Technologies
Affiliate and Referral Tracking
Advertising and Targeted Advertising
Embedded Content and External Media
Duration and Retention
Security and Fraud Prevention
Children’s Privacy
International Visitors
Changes to This Cookie Policy
Contacting Us

1.1 Covered Services

This Policy applies to cookies and similar technologies used through the Good Shit Only Platform, including:

Public marketplace pages and storefronts;
Buyer and seller account areas;
Vendor dashboards and sales statistics;
Shopping carts and checkout functions;
Membership enrollment and account management;
Affiliate links, referral tools, and commission attribution;
Help Center, Knowledge Base, support, and community functions;
Advertising, promotional, and featured-placement functions;
Embedded audio, video, maps, social media, or external content;
Security, fraud-prevention, authentication, and compliance systems.

1.2 Third-Party Services

Some third parties may place or access cookies and similar technologies when their services are loaded through the Platform. Those third parties may independently determine how they process information under their own privacy notices and cookie policies.

This Policy describes how GSO authorizes and manages those technologies through the Platform. It does not replace a third party’s separate privacy or cookie disclosures.

1.3 Mobile Applications and Connected Services

If GSO later offers a mobile application, browser extension, connected-device experience, or other software service, this Policy will also apply to comparable storage and access technologies used through that service unless a separate notice is provided.

2. Cookies and Similar Technologies

2.1 Cookies

A cookie is a small data file stored on or accessed through your browser or device when you visit a website. Cookies can allow a website to recognize a browser or device, maintain a login session, remember preferences, preserve shopping-cart contents, measure activity, support security, and provide other functionality.

2.2 Similar Technologies

This Policy also applies to technologies that perform functions similar to cookies, including:

Tracking pixels and web beacons;
Tags and scripts;
Software development kits;
Local storage and session storage;
Indexed database storage;
Device and browser identifiers;
Link decoration and campaign parameters;
Affiliate and referral identifiers;
Application identifiers;
Server logs;
Fraud-prevention and device-recognition tools;
Other technologies that store information on or access information from a browser or device.

2.3 References to Cookies

For convenience, references to “cookies” in this Policy generally include cookies and comparable technologies unless the context states otherwise.

3.1 First-Party Cookies

First-party cookies are placed or controlled by GSO through the domain you are visiting. They may support account access, shopping carts, preferences, security, marketplace operations, consent records, and analytics.

3.2 Third-Party Cookies

Third-party cookies are placed or accessed by an external provider whose services are used through the Platform. Examples may include payment interfaces, analytics services, advertising providers, embedded media, social networks, fraud-prevention providers, and support tools.

3.3 Session Cookies

Session cookies generally operate during a browser session and may expire when you close your browser. They may support account sessions, carts, checkout progress, security, and navigation.

3.4 Persistent Cookies

Persistent cookies remain on a browser or device for a defined period or until deleted. They may remember preferences, consent choices, account recognition, referral attribution, analytics identifiers, and other settings between visits.

4.1 Strictly Necessary Cookies

Strictly necessary cookies support functions required to operate the Platform or provide a service you request. They may be used to:

Authenticate users and maintain secure login sessions;
Protect accounts against unauthorized access;
Maintain shopping-cart contents and checkout progress;
Process marketplace transactions;
Route website traffic and balance server loads;
Protect forms against unauthorized or malicious submissions;
Detect security incidents, fraud, and technical abuse;
Remember privacy and cookie choices;
Provide buyer, seller, membership, and support functions requested by the user;
Maintain essential Platform availability and performance.

Because these technologies are required for core Platform operations, they generally cannot be disabled through the GSO cookie-preference center. You may be able to block them through your browser, but doing so may prevent the Platform from functioning correctly.

4.2 Functional and Preference Cookies

Functional cookies help provide enhanced features and remember choices. They may be used to:

Remember language, region, currency, and display preferences;
Remember sign-in or storefront preferences where permitted;
Preserve filters, searches, categories, and navigation settings;
Remember accessibility or interface choices;
Support chat, support, community, or messaging functions;
Provide customized marketplace experiences.

Some functional technologies may be necessary for a feature you specifically request. Others may be optional depending on their purpose and applicable law.

4.3 Analytics and Performance Cookies

Analytics and performance cookies help us understand how visitors use the Platform. They may collect information concerning:

Pages visited and features used;
Navigation paths, searches, clicks, and interactions;
Referral sources and campaign performance;
Approximate location derived from an Internet Protocol address;
Browser, device, operating-system, and screen information;
Page-loading time, error messages, crashes, and performance;
Marketplace conversion and transaction funnels;
Aggregated buyer and seller activity.

We may use this information to understand Platform performance, identify errors, improve navigation, measure marketplace growth, evaluate campaigns, and develop features.

Where applicable law requires prior consent for analytics technologies, they will not be activated until the required consent is provided.

4.4 Affiliate and Referral Cookies

Affiliate and referral technologies may be used to:

Identify the affiliate, seller, creator, campaign, or partner that referred a visitor;
Associate qualifying transactions with an approved referral;
Measure clicks, conversion, and campaign activity;
Calculate creator-funded affiliate commissions;
Identify duplicate, fraudulent, self-referred, or manipulated activity;
Administer the GSO Affiliate Program.

Where applicable law requires prior consent, optional affiliate-tracking technologies will not be activated before consent. Declining optional affiliate cookies will not increase the price of an offering or prevent access to core marketplace functions, but it may prevent a referral from being automatically attributed to an affiliate.

4.5 Advertising and Targeting Cookies

Advertising technologies may be used to:

Display advertisements or sponsored placements;
Limit how often an advertisement is shown;
Measure advertising performance, reach, and conversion;
Attribute visits or purchases to advertising campaigns;
Understand general audience interests;
Provide more relevant advertising where permitted;
Prevent advertising fraud and invalid traffic.

Advertising based on activity across unaffiliated websites or applications may be considered targeted or cross-context behavioral advertising under applicable privacy laws.

Where required, we will obtain consent or provide an applicable opt-out method before using personal information for covered targeted advertising, sale, or sharing.

4.6 Embedded Content and Social Media Cookies

Pages may contain content or features provided by external services, such as:

Audio or music players;
Video players;
Maps;
Social-media posts or sharing tools;
Payment or checkout interfaces;
Scheduling tools;
Customer-support or chat services;
External forms, documents, or interactive widgets.

The external provider may place or access cookies when the embedded feature loads or when you interact with it. Where prior consent is legally required, optional embedded services may remain blocked until consent is provided.

4.7 Security and Fraud-Prevention Technologies

Security technologies may be used to:

Recognize trusted or suspicious devices;
Detect unusual logins and account activity;
Prevent bots, spam, scraping, credential attacks, and automated abuse;
Evaluate potentially fraudulent transactions;
Protect payouts, refunds, memberships, and affiliate commissions;
Enforce rate limits and technical controls;
Support identity, compliance, and risk reviews;
Preserve evidence of security and policy incidents.

Security technologies may be treated as strictly necessary where they are reasonably required to protect the Platform, transactions, accounts, or users.

5.1 Marketplace Operations

Cookies may enable visitors to browse listings, select categories, search products, maintain carts, complete checkout, access digital products, manage orders, submit reviews, and use buyer or seller dashboards.

5.2 Account Authentication

Cookies may allow GSO to recognize an authenticated browser, maintain a secure account session, apply account permissions, prevent unauthorized access, and protect sensitive account functions.

5.3 Seller and Vendor Functions

Cookies may support seller listings, inventory management, sales statistics, order administration, product limits, membership status, support priority, payout records, affiliate settings, and storefront preferences.

5.4 Shopping Carts and Checkout

Cookies may remember products placed in a shopping cart, customization selections, transaction progress, delivery choices, and checkout state.

5.5 Memberships

Cookies may support membership enrollment, plan recognition, account entitlements, product limits, membership expiration, benefit access, consultation scheduling, CrownThrive Perks, and eligible partner discounts.

5.6 Support and Knowledge Resources

Cookies may support Help Center navigation, ticket sessions, community functions, saved articles, language preferences, account recognition, and support-related functionality.

5.7 Analytics and Improvement

Cookies may help us measure Platform traffic, diagnose technical problems, understand marketplace use, improve navigation, test features, and assess general campaign performance.

5.8 Advertising and Promotion

Cookies may support marketplace advertisements, sponsored listings, featured placement, affiliate promotion, campaign measurement, conversion reporting, frequency management, and other promotional functions.

5.9 Compliance and Security

Cookies may be used to detect fraud, preserve account security, apply privacy choices, maintain consent records, identify suspicious activity, support legal compliance, and enforce marketplace policies.

6.1 Current Inventory

The specific cookies and technologies active on the Platform may change as GSO adds, removes, or updates marketplace features, service providers, security tools, analytics, advertising systems, and integrations.

Where available, the GSO Cookie Preferences tool will provide the current operational inventory, including available information concerning:

Cookie or technology name;
Provider or domain;
Category;
Purpose;
Whether it is first-party or third-party;
Whether it is a session or persistent technology;
Applicable duration or expiration;
Whether consent is required;
Available preference controls.

The active inventory displayed through the Cookie Preferences tool forms part of this Cookie Policy.

6.2 Category Summary

Category	Primary Purpose	Optional Through GSO Controls
Strictly Necessary	Authentication, carts, checkout, security, consent records, essential Platform operations	Generally No
Functional and Preferences	Language, display, saved choices, enhanced features, support functions	Depends on purpose and applicable law
Analytics and Performance	Traffic, usage, errors, performance, marketplace improvement	Yes, where required or offered
Affiliate and Referral	Referral attribution, conversion measurement, affiliate commissions	Yes, where required or offered
Advertising and Targeting	Advertising delivery, relevance, frequency, attribution, and measurement	Yes
Embedded Content	External audio, video, maps, social features, payment interfaces, or widgets	Depends on whether the feature is requested or optional
Security and Fraud Prevention	Account protection, transaction security, bot prevention, risk detection	Generally No when strictly necessary

6.3 Provider Changes

We may replace or update a provider when necessary for security, performance, functionality, cost, legal compliance, or business operations. We will update the cookie inventory, consent mechanism, or this Policy when reasonably necessary.

6.4 Unclassified Technologies

If an active technology has not yet been classified, we may temporarily restrict it until its purpose, provider, duration, and consent requirements are reviewed.

7.1 Strictly Necessary Technologies

Where permitted by law, GSO may use technologies without optional consent when they are strictly necessary to transmit a communication, provide a service specifically requested by the user, maintain security, remember privacy choices, or perform another legally exempt function.

7.2 Optional Technologies

Where consent is legally required, optional analytics, affiliate, advertising, targeting, embedded-media, and preference technologies will not be activated until you provide the required consent.

7.3 Consent Standards

Where consent is required, we intend for consent to be:

Freely given;
Specific;
Informed;
Provided through a clear affirmative action;
Capable of being withdrawn through an available method.

7.4 No Consent Through Silence

Where affirmative consent is required, merely continuing to browse, inactivity, silence, or failure to change browser settings will not be treated as consent.

7.5 Consent Records

We may store a record of your cookie choices, consent status, date, time, preference categories, jurisdictional configuration, browser or device identifier, and applicable policy version. This record helps us apply your choices and demonstrate compliance.

7.6 Material Changes

We may request a new choice when:

The purpose of a technology materially changes;
A new category of optional technology is introduced;
A new provider processes information for a materially different purpose;
Your previous consent expires under our configuration;
Applicable law requires renewed consent;
Your browser or device no longer contains the record of your previous choice.

7.7 Consent by Browser or Device

Cookie preferences may apply only to the browser, device, domain, or application through which they were submitted. You may need to repeat your choices when using another browser or device, clearing cookies, using private browsing, or resetting device settings.

8.1 Cookie Banner

Where provided, the cookie banner may allow you to:

Accept optional cookies;
Reject optional cookies;
Customize categories;
Review additional information;
Open the Cookie Preferences tool.

8.2 Cookie Preferences Tool

You may review or change available cookie choices by selecting the Cookie Preferences, Privacy Preferences, or comparable control made available through the Platform.

8.3 Withdrawing Consent

Withdrawing consent will apply to future use of the affected optional technologies. It does not invalidate processing that occurred lawfully before withdrawal.

After withdrawal, some existing cookies may remain on your device until they expire or are deleted. Where technically feasible, our systems will stop reading or using optional cookies for the withdrawn purpose.

8.4 Consequences of Rejecting Optional Cookies

Rejecting optional cookies should not prevent access to the Platform’s core marketplace functions. However:

Some preferences may not be remembered;
Optional embedded media may not load;
Some support or interactive functions may be unavailable;
Affiliate referrals may not be automatically attributed;
Analytics and campaign measurement may be less accurate;
Advertising may be less relevant but may still be displayed.

8.5 Necessary Cookies

Strictly necessary cookies cannot generally be disabled through the GSO preference tool. Blocking them through browser settings may prevent login, carts, checkout, security, dashboards, support, or other requested services from working.

9. Browser and Device Controls

9.1 Browser Settings

Most browsers allow you to review, block, restrict, or delete cookies. Browser controls vary by provider and version. Consult the help or privacy section of your browser for current instructions.

9.2 Deleting Cookies

Deleting cookies may:

Sign you out of your account;
Remove saved preferences;
Clear shopping-cart contents;
Reset your cookie and privacy choices;
Require you to submit preferences again.

9.3 Private Browsing

Private or incognito browsing may limit how long cookies are retained but does not necessarily block every cookie, server log, tracking technology, or external request.

9.4 Device and Application Settings

Mobile devices and applications may offer separate controls for advertising identifiers, location access, tracking permissions, application storage, and other technologies.

9.5 External Provider Controls

Some analytics, advertising, social-media, payment, and embedded-content providers offer their own privacy or opt-out controls. Those controls are operated independently by the applicable provider.

10. Global Privacy Control and Other Privacy Signals

10.1 Global Privacy Control

Where required by applicable law, GSO will treat a valid Global Privacy Control or other legally recognized universal opt-out mechanism as a request to opt out of covered sale, sharing, or targeted-advertising processing for the browser or device sending the signal.

10.2 Scope of a Signal

A browser-based signal may apply only to the browser or device through which it is sent. Where technically feasible and legally required, we may associate an authenticated user’s signal with the applicable account.

10.3 Conflicting Preferences

Where a legally recognized opt-out signal conflicts with a previously stored preference, we will apply the signal as required by applicable law.

10.4 Other Browser Signals

Browsers or devices may transmit other privacy signals. We will respond to those signals when required by applicable law or when we expressly state that the signal is supported.

10.5 Privacy Requests

You may also exercise eligible opt-out rights through the process described in the Good Shit Only Privacy Policy.

11. Third-Party Services and Technologies

11.1 Independent Providers

Third-party services may set or access cookies when they provide features through the Platform. These providers may include:

Payment and payout providers;
Website hosting and content-delivery providers;
Security and fraud-prevention services;
Analytics and performance services;
Advertising and campaign-measurement providers;
Affiliate and referral systems;
Email, messaging, chat, and support services;
Audio, video, social-media, and embedded-content providers;
Scheduling, mapping, and interactive-tool providers.

11.2 Independent Processing

A third party may receive information such as your Internet Protocol address, device and browser details, the page being viewed, interaction information, account or transaction references, and cookie identifiers.

A third party may combine information obtained through the Platform with information it receives from other services, subject to its own privacy practices and applicable law.

11.3 Payment Interfaces

Where a third-party payment or PayPal-hosted interface is presented through the Platform, the provider may use technologies necessary to process the requested transaction, authenticate users, prevent fraud, remember provider preferences, and comply with legal obligations.

11.4 Third-Party Responsibility

GSO does not control every cookie or technology used entirely within an external provider’s website, application, account, or service. Users should review the provider’s current privacy and cookie disclosures.

11.5 Consent Controls

Where technically feasible and legally required, GSO will prevent optional third-party technologies from loading until the applicable consent is provided.

12. Affiliate and Referral Tracking

12.1 Purpose

GSO may use referral links, campaign parameters, cookies, account records, transaction information, and comparable technologies to determine whether a qualifying purchase should be attributed to an approved affiliate, seller, creator, or promotional partner.

12.2 Information Processed

Affiliate attribution may involve:

Affiliate or referral identifier;
Campaign identifier;
Landing page;
Date and time of referral;
Browser or device identifier;
Qualifying order reference;
Conversion and commission status;
Fraud, duplication, and self-referral indicators.

12.3 Attribution Period

The applicable referral or attribution period may be stated in the Affiliate Program Terms, seller settings, campaign terms, or other program disclosure.

12.4 Consent Restrictions

Where applicable law requires consent for affiliate cookies, automatic cookie-based attribution will operate only after the required consent is provided.

12.5 No Guaranteed Attribution

Affiliate attribution may fail or be unavailable when:

Optional cookies are rejected or deleted;
A browser or device blocks tracking;
The buyer changes browsers or devices;
A referral identifier is altered or removed;
A later qualifying referral receives priority under applicable rules;
The transaction is completed after the attribution period;
The transaction is fraudulent, manipulated, canceled, refunded, or otherwise ineligible.

The absence of attribution does not change the price charged to the buyer.

13. Advertising and Targeted Advertising

13.1 Marketplace Advertising

GSO may display marketplace advertisements, sponsored placements, featured listings, seller promotions, affiliate promotions, or external advertisements.

13.2 Contextual Advertising

Some advertisements may be selected based on the page, category, search, listing, general location, or current marketplace activity rather than activity across unaffiliated services.

13.3 Targeted Advertising

Where enabled, advertising providers may use cookies or similar technologies to select or measure advertisements based on activity over time and across websites or applications.

13.4 Advertising Measurement

Technologies may be used to measure:

Whether an advertisement was displayed;
Whether a user interacted with it;
Whether an interaction resulted in a visit or purchase;
Advertising reach and frequency;
Invalid, automated, or fraudulent traffic;
General campaign performance.

13.5 Consent and Opt-Out

Where required, targeted-advertising technologies will be subject to consent, opt-out rights, Global Privacy Control, or other legally required controls.

13.6 No Monetary Sale Statement

GSO does not sell personal information to third parties in exchange for money. Certain advertising disclosures may nevertheless be defined as a sale, sharing, or targeted advertising under particular privacy laws, and eligible users may exercise applicable rights as described in the Privacy Policy.

14. Embedded Content and External Media

14.1 Embedded Features

A GSO page may display or link to externally hosted content such as music, audio, video, social posts, maps, forms, documents, checkout tools, or other interactive content.

14.2 Information Received by Providers

When embedded content loads, the provider may receive information including:

Your Internet Protocol address;
Browser and device information;
The page containing the embed;
Interaction and playback information;
Account or login status with the external provider;
Provider cookie or device identifiers.

14.3 Optional Content Blocking

Where prior consent is required, an optional embedded feature may be replaced with a notice or placeholder until you approve the relevant category.

14.4 External Accounts

If you are signed into an external provider, that provider may associate your interaction with its existing account, subject to the provider’s policies and your settings with that provider.

15.1 Cookie Duration

Cookies may remain active for a single session or for a defined period. The duration depends on the cookie’s purpose, provider, security requirements, legal obligations, and Platform configuration.

15.2 Appropriate Duration

We intend to configure cookies for periods reasonably related to their stated purposes and to review persistent-cookie durations when conducting cookie audits.

15.3 Consent Records

Records of cookie preferences may be retained for a reasonable period to apply your choices, demonstrate compliance, resolve disputes, and determine when renewed consent may be appropriate.

15.4 Analytics and Advertising Information

Information generated through analytics or advertising technologies may be retained by GSO or the applicable provider according to the purpose, account configuration, contractual terms, and legal requirements.

15.5 Server Logs

Server logs and security records may be retained independently of browser cookies for security, fraud prevention, diagnostics, legal compliance, and dispute resolution.

15.6 Deletion

You may delete browser cookies through browser settings. Deleting a cookie from your device may not automatically delete information that was previously lawfully generated, aggregated, recorded, or retained by GSO or an external provider.

Cookies and similar technologies may support reasonable administrative and technical measures designed to:

Protect login sessions;
Reduce unauthorized account access;
Detect suspicious activity;
Prevent automated abuse and malicious traffic;
Protect payments, payouts, refunds, and affiliate commissions;
Support incident investigation;
Maintain Platform availability and integrity.

No cookie, authentication process, website, or security system can guarantee complete protection. Users remain responsible for protecting their credentials, devices, browsers, and account access.

You should promptly report suspected account compromise, fraudulent activity, or security concerns through the Good Shit Only Help Center.

17. Children’s Privacy

Good Shit Only is a general-audience marketplace and is not directed to children under thirteen years of age.

Users must be at least eighteen years old and have reached the applicable age of majority to independently create an account, sell products, receive payouts, join the affiliate program, enroll in a paid membership, or enter into binding transactions.

We do not knowingly use optional advertising or profiling technologies to target children in violation of applicable law.

A parent or legal guardian who believes that a child has interacted with the Platform in a manner raising a privacy concern should submit a Help Center ticket with the subject:

Child Privacy Request

18.1 United States Operations

Good Shit Only is operated from the United States. Visitors from other countries may be subject to additional privacy, cookie, storage, access, and electronic-communications laws.

18.2 European Economic Area and United Kingdom

Where applicable law requires prior consent for nonessential cookies or similar storage and access technologies, GSO will seek that consent before activating the affected technologies.

Strictly necessary technologies may operate without optional consent where a lawful exception applies, including when reasonably necessary to provide a service specifically requested by the user.

18.3 Consent Withdrawal

Visitors may withdraw consent through the available Cookie Preferences control. Withdrawal will apply to future optional processing.

18.4 Additional Rights

Information generated through cookies may constitute personal information or personal data. Eligible users may exercise applicable access, correction, deletion, objection, restriction, portability, consent-withdrawal, and complaint rights as described in the Privacy Policy.

18.5 International Transfers

Information collected through technologies may be processed in the United States or other countries where GSO or its providers operate. Applicable transfer safeguards are addressed in the Privacy Policy.

We may update this Cookie Policy to reflect changes in:

Platform features and marketplace operations;
Cookies and similar technologies;
Service providers and integrations;
Advertising, analytics, affiliate, or embedded-content practices;
Consent mechanisms and privacy controls;
Applicable laws, regulations, and regulatory guidance;
Security, fraud-prevention, and compliance requirements.

The revised Policy will display an updated “Last Updated” date. When required, we may provide additional notice or request renewed consent.

We encourage users to review this Policy and the active Cookie Preferences inventory periodically.

Good Shit Only™ is operated by:

CrownThrive LLC
Virginia, United States

Questions, concerns, consent issues, cookie requests, or privacy complaints should be submitted through the Good Shit Only Help Center or support-ticket system using the appropriate subject:

Cookie or Privacy Question
Privacy Request
Privacy Request Appeal
Privacy or Security Concern

Please identify the browser, device, page, and issue involved where reasonably necessary to investigate a technical or consent-related concern.

Additional privacy rights, contact procedures, and data-processing disclosures are available in the Good Shit Only Privacy Policy and Trust Center.

By selecting your cookie preferences, you acknowledge that you have received information about the categories and purposes described in this Cookie Policy. Your use of strictly necessary Platform technologies is governed by the Terms & Conditions and applicable law.

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