Rikonda

Privacy Policy

Updated 2026-09-11

Rikonda is a reading site. There is nothing to sign up for, no account to create and no form asking who you are, so what this site knows about you is close to nothing.

Below is the small amount that does get recorded, what our analytics counts, how the site pays for itself and how to have any correspondence with us wiped. Last updated 11 September 2026.

What We Collect

The only details we deliberately hold are the ones you type into an email and send us — your address, whatever you wrote and any screenshot attached. The rest is routine bookkeeping any web server does.

  • Server logs with the IP address a request came from, the browser and device it announced, the page asked for and the time
  • Error records from pages that fail to load, which is how broken links usually get found
  • Emails to us, kept in the mailbox until the thread is finished or you ask for it to go

Cookies and Analytics

Cookies are small text files a site leaves in your browser so it can recognise the same device later. Ours do dull work: remembering a display preference and helping the analytics tell one visit apart from two.

That analytics counts pages, referrers and rough location in aggregate — how many people read the POLi guide this week, never who they were. Clearing cookies in your browser settings stops the counting, and the site reads exactly the same afterwards.

How We Make Money

Nobody pays to read this, so the bills are covered by affiliate arrangements: some of the casinos we write about pay us when a reader arrives through our pages. You are never charged for that.

It buys nobody a kinder write-up. What appears on the main Skrill guide and how we describe a cashier comes from opening those screens from a New Zealand IP address and reporting what is visible, including where the method list stays hidden until you register.

Your Details and How to Remove Them

Written to us and would rather we did not keep the thread? Say so in a reply or a fresh message to contact@rikonda.co.nz and it goes from the mailbox. Ask what we hold and we will tell you plainly — usually just the email itself.

Server logs age out on their own and are not searchable by person, so there is no individual record in them for us to pull. Anything else goes to the same people who answer everything at contact.