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Master Service Agreement (MSA)

Master Service Agreement (MSA)

Digital Rakes LLC
Last Updated: 03/02/2026


1. Agreement Overview

This Master Services Agreement (“Agreement”) governs the provision of telecommunications and related services by Digital Rakes LLC (“Digital Rakes,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) to the customer (“Customer,” “you,” or “your”).


By activating, using, or paying for services, Customer agrees to be bound by this Agreement and all incorporated policies.


This Agreement incorporates by reference:

  • Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)
  • Messaging Compliance Policy
  • Payment, Billing & Financial Policy
  • Number Resource & DID Policy
  • Hardware Sales Policy
  • Service Level Agreement (SLA)
  • Professional Services Policy
  • E911 / Emergency Services Policy
  • Privacy & CPNI Policy
  • API & Integration Policy


2. Services Provided

Digital Rakes provides, as applicable:

  • Hosted PBX services
  • SIP trunking
  • Business messaging (A2P / 10DLC)
  • Number provisioning and routing
  • Hardware sales
  • Professional and advisory services


Services are provided on a month-to-month basis unless otherwise stated in writing.


3. Service Activation & Term

Service begins on the Service Activation Date.


Either party may terminate service upon written notice in accordance with the Payment & Billing Policy.


Carrier-required contracts for specific features may impose separate terms.


4. Unlimited & Fair Use

Certain plans may be marketed as “Unlimited.”


Unlimited service is subject to:

  • Fair and reasonable business use
  • Simultaneous call limits
  • Carrier acceptable use policies


Unlimited plans do not include:

  • Call center operations
  • Auto-dialing campaigns
  • Wholesale traffic
  • Artificial traffic generation
  • Revenue-sharing schemes


Digital Rakes may require migration to usage-based pricing if usage materially exceeds reasonable business norms.


5. Carrier & Third-Party Dependency

Digital Rakes utilizes multiple upstream carriers and service providers.


Digital Rakes does not guarantee:

  • PSTN carrier uptime
  • Inter-carrier routing reliability
  • SMS delivery acceptance
  • Registry approval timelines


Carrier limitations do not constitute breach of this Agreement.


6. Billing & Payment

Recurring services are billed monthly.


Accepted payment methods:

  • Credit card
  • Debit card
  • ACH


Invoices are due within fifteen (15) days of issuance.


Accounts unpaid beyond thirty (30) days may be suspended.


A reinstatement fee of fifteen percent (15%) of the past-due balance applies prior to restoration.


Additional billing details are governed by the Payment, Billing & Financial Policy.


7. Professional & Hourly Services

Digital Rakes may provide hourly technical services at $75 per hour.


Hourly services:

  • Are best-effort
  • Do not constitute managed services
  • Require payment at time of completion
  • Do not create ongoing support obligations


8. Telephone Numbers

Telephone numbers are public numbering resources.


Customer receives a revocable right to use assigned numbers while service remains active and in good standing.


Digital Rakes reserves the right to:

  • Reassign carriers
  • Reclaim unused numbers
  • Enforce allocation limits


Number ownership is not transferred.


9. Messaging Compliance

Customer is solely responsible for:

  • Obtaining lawful consent
  • Registering 10DLC campaigns
  • Complying with TCPA
  • Maintaining opt-in documentation


Digital Rakes may suspend messaging for compliance risk.


10. STIR/SHAKEN Disclosure

Outbound calls may be subject to STIR/SHAKEN attestation frameworks.


Attestation levels are determined by upstream carriers and regulatory standards.


Digital Rakes does not guarantee specific attestation levels or call labeling outcomes.


11. E911 Acknowledgment

VoIP emergency services depend on:

  • Internet connectivity
  • Power availability
  • Accurate address registration


Customer must maintain accurate location information.


Emergency limitations are governed by the E911 Policy.


12. Security Responsibilities

Customer is responsible for:

  • Protecting SIP credentials
  • Securing API keys
  • Maintaining firewall protections
  • Updating device firmware


Digital Rakes does not provide cybersecurity monitoring unless separately contracted in writing.


Customer remains financially responsible for fraud resulting from compromised credentials unless directly caused by Digital Rakes’ negligence.


13. Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery

Digital Rakes maintains commercially reasonable redundancy and disaster recovery practices.


Digital Rakes does not guarantee uninterrupted service.


Service commitments are governed exclusively by the SLA.


14. Suspension Rights

Digital Rakes may suspend service for:

  • Non-payment
  • Fraud indicators
  • Policy violations
  • Regulatory directives
  • Security risks


Suspension does not relieve Customer of payment obligations.


15. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law:


Digital Rakes’ total liability shall not exceed the amount paid by Customer in the thirty (30) days preceding the event giving rise to the claim.


Digital Rakes shall not be liable for:

  • Lost profits
  • Lost revenue
  • Business interruption
  • Indirect or consequential damages


16. Indemnification

Customer agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Digital Rakes from claims arising from:

  • Messaging violations
  • TCPA violations
  • Fraudulent traffic
  • Regulatory penalties
  • Unauthorized use of services


17. Arbitration & Dispute Resolution

Any dispute arising from this Agreement shall be resolved through binding arbitration conducted in the State of Michigan.


Arbitration shall be conducted on an individual basis.


Customer waives:

  • Right to jury trial
  • Right to participate in class actions
  • Right to consolidate claims with other parties


Either party may pursue claims in small claims court where jurisdictionally appropriate.


Each party bears its own legal costs unless otherwise awarded by the arbitrator.


18. Governing Law


This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of Michigan.


19. Modifications

Digital Rakes may modify this Agreement at any time.


Updated versions will be posted on the website.


Continued use of services constitutes acceptance of updates.


20. Entire Agreement

This Agreement, together with incorporated policies, constitutes the entire agreement between the parties.

Service Level Agreement (SLA)

Service Level Agreement (SLA) Policy

Digital Rakes LLC
Last Updated: 03/03/2026


1. Scope of SLA

This SLA applies only to Digital Rakes-managed platform infrastructure, specifically:

  • Hosted PBX server availability
  • Core SIP registration services
  • Digital Rakes-controlled switching infrastructure


This SLA measures the operational availability of Digital Rakes’ managed cloud platform only.


This SLA does not measure:

  • PSTN carrier uptime
  • Upstream carrier routing availability
  • SMS delivery rates
  • Toll-free registry availability
  • Customer internet connectivity
  • Customer LAN performance
  • Third-party platform integrations
  • External DNS resolution issues


2. SLA Tracking Portal

Digital Rakes may provide access to an uptime monitoring dashboard or SLA tracking portal.


The monitoring portal:

  • Reflects server and platform availability only
  • Does not measure carrier uptime
  • Does not measure call completion success across third-party networks
  • Does not measure SMS delivery confirmation
  • Does not measure external network congestion


Monitoring data displayed is for informational purposes.


Only Digital Rakes’ internal logs determine SLA eligibility.


3. Platform Availability Commitment

Digital Rakes targets: 99.9% monthly uptime for Digital Rakes-managed infrastructure.


Uptime is calculated as: (Total Minutes in Month – Unplanned Platform Downtime) ÷ Total Minutes in Month × 100


Downtime must:

  • Affect the core PBX platform
  • Prevent SIP registration platform-wide
  • Prevent inbound/outbound call processing platform-wide


Partial degradation does not constitute downtime.


4. Maintenance & Updates (Explicit Exclusion)


Scheduled Maintenance

Digital Rakes may perform scheduled maintenance for:

  • Software updates
  • Security patching
  • Infrastructure upgrades
  • Hardware replacement
  • Feature deployments
  • Configuration adjustments
  • Carrier-directed changes


Scheduled maintenance:

  • May occur during off-peak hours
  • May result in temporary service interruption
  • Does not count toward downtime calculations
  • Does not generate SLA credits


Notice may be posted in the SLA tracking portal where reasonably practicable.


Emergency Maintenance

Digital Rakes may perform emergency maintenance without prior notice to:

  • Mitigate security threats
  • Address fraud events
  • Patch vulnerabilities
  • Resolve system instability
  • Comply with regulatory directives
  • Respond to carrier mandates


Emergency maintenance does not count toward SLA downtime calculations.


Carrier-Mandated Maintenance

Maintenance required by upstream carriers, registries, or regulatory authorities is excluded from SLA measurement.


5. Carrier & External Dependency Exclusion

Digital Rakes utilizes multiple upstream carriers.


The SLA does not apply to:

  • Carrier network outages
  • Call routing failures beyond Digital Rakes’ network edge
  • Inter-carrier routing disputes
  • Toll-free registry outages
  • STIR/SHAKEN verification failures
  • Carrier spam labeling
  • SMS filtering decisions
  • SMS throughput limitations


Carrier uptime is not measured under this SLA.


6. Partial & Isolated Events

The following do not constitute SLA downtime:

  • Issues affecting a single customer
  • Issues affecting a subset of DIDs
  • Issues caused by customer misconfiguration
  • Authentication failures due to incorrect credentials
  • Firewall blocking
  • Internet provider outages


Downtime must be platform-wide to qualify.


7. Security & Fraud Response

Digital Rakes may temporarily:

  • Rate limit traffic
  • Block suspicious IP addresses
  • Disable compromised credentials
  • Restrict specific DIDs


Such protective actions do not constitute downtime under this SLA.


8. Force Majeure

Digital Rakes is not liable for service interruptions caused by:

  • Natural disasters
  • Power grid failures
  • Internet backbone failures
  • Cyberattacks
  • Government action
  • Events beyond reasonable control


Force majeure events are excluded from SLA calculations.


9. SLA Credits

If uptime falls below 99.9% due solely to Digital Rakes-controlled infrastructure failure, customer may request service credit.


Credits apply only to recurring monthly service fees and exclude:

  • Taxes
  • Regulatory fees
  • Usage charges
  • Messaging charges
  • Hardware
  • Carrier pass-through costs


Credits are the sole remedy.


10. SLA Interpretation

Digital Rakes retains sole authority to:

  • Interpret monitoring data
  • Determine qualifying downtime
  • Calculate uptime percentages

Monitoring portal data does not override internal logs.


11. No Guarantee of Uninterrupted Service

Digital Rakes provides commercially reasonable efforts to maintain platform availability.


Uninterrupted service is not guaranteed.

Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)

Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)

Digital Rakes LLC
Last Updated: 03/02/2026


1. Overview

This Acceptable Use Policy (“AUP”) governs all services provided by Digital Rakes LLC (“Digital Rakes,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).


This Policy applies to:

  • Business Voice (Hosted PBX)
  • Starter Voice
  • SIP Trunking
  • Business Messaging (SMS/MMS)
  • Direct Inward Dial (DID) usage
  • API access
  • Professional services access
  • Any related telecommunications services


This AUP is incorporated into and governed by the Master Services Agreement (MSA).


Violation of this AUP may result in immediate suspension or termination of service.


2. Lawful Use Requirement

Customer agrees to use all Digital Rakes services in compliance with:

  • Federal law
  • State law
  • Local law
  • Industry standards
  • Carrier regulations
  • Registry requirements


Illegal use of services is strictly prohibited.


3. Voice Usage & Unlimited Calling

Certain plans may be marketed as “Unlimited.”


Unlimited calling is subject to fair and reasonable use standards consistent with normal business communications.


Unlimited calling is intended for:

  • Standard inbound and outbound business communications
  • Employee communications
  • Customer service communications


Unlimited calling does not include:

  • Call center operations
  • Predictive or auto-dialer campaigns
  • Robocalling without lawful consent
  • Artificial traffic generation
  • Traffic pumping or access stimulation
  • Continuous call streaming
  • Wholesale or resale traffic


Digital Rakes monitors usage to protect network integrity and comply with upstream carrier policies.


Usage materially exceeding normal business patterns may result in:

  • Account review
  • Rate limiting
  • Plan migration to usage-based billing
  • Requirement to upgrade service tier
  • Suspension for abuse or fraud


Unlimited service does not guarantee unrestricted volume or capacity and remains subject to simultaneous call limits and carrier acceptable use policies.


4. Fraud & Traffic Manipulation

The following activities are strictly prohibited:

  • Toll fraud
  • Caller ID spoofing in violation of law
  • Artificial traffic generation
  • Traffic pumping schemes
  • Revenue-sharing abuse
  • SIP credential compromise attempts
  • Brute force attacks


Customer is responsible for securing SIP credentials and internal systems.


Outbound calls may be subject to STIR/SHAKEN attestation and regulatory caller authentication frameworks.


Charges resulting from compromised credentials remain the responsibility of the Customer unless directly caused by Digital Rakes’ negligence.


5. Messaging Compliance

All messaging usage must comply with the Messaging Compliance Policy.


Prohibited messaging activities include:

  • SMS spam
  • Messaging without documented consent
  • Purchased, rented, or scraped lead lists
  • Phishing or impersonation
  • Deceptive marketing
  • Unregistered political messaging
  • Prohibited or restricted content categories


Messaging violations may result in immediate suspension independent of voice services.


6. Number Resource Abuse

Customers may not:

  • Hoard telephone numbers
  • Warehouse unused numbers
  • Reserve numbers for speculative purposes
  • Attempt unauthorized transfer of numbers
  • Circumvent allocation limits


Unused numbers may be reviewed and reclaimed in accordance with the Number Resource & DID Policy.


7. SIP Trunking Restrictions

SIP trunk services may not be used for:

  • Wholesale termination
  • Call resale
  • Carrier bypass
  • Unauthorized routing
  • Arbitrage schemes


Digital Rakes reserves the right to limit or suspend abnormal trunk usage.


8. API & Platform Integrity

Customer may not:

  • Abuse API rate limits
  • Scrape platform data
  • Reverse engineer systems
  • Attempt unauthorized system access
  • Interfere with infrastructure integrity


Digital Rakes may revoke API access at its discretion for misuse.


9. Security Responsibilities

Customer is responsible for:

  • Maintaining secure passwords
  • Restricting device access
  • Configuring firewall protections
  • Maintaining up-to-date firmware
  • Monitoring unusual usage


Failure to maintain reasonable security measures may increase fraud risk and financial liability.


10. Regulatory & Carrier Directives

Digital Rakes may suspend or modify service in response to:

  • Carrier complaints
  • Registry violations
  • Regulatory inquiries
  • Abnormal traffic alerts
  • Excessive filtering rates
  • Fraud indicators


Carrier or regulatory directives may require immediate action without prior notice.


11. Professional Services Scope

Hourly or professional services provided on a best-effort basis do not alter this AUP.


Customers remain responsible for lawful system operation even when Digital Rakes provides advisory assistance.


12. Suspension & Investigation

Digital Rakes may:

  • Monitor usage patterns
  • Investigate suspicious activity
  • Suspend specific numbers
  • Suspend messaging only
  • Suspend entire accounts


Suspension does not relieve Customer of financial obligations.


13. Indemnification

Customer agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Digital Rakes from claims, fines, penalties, or damages arising from misuse of services, including but not limited to:

  • TCPA violations
  • Messaging violations
  • Fraudulent calling
  • Regulatory enforcement actions


14. Limitation of Liability

Digital Rakes is not liable for:

  • Carrier-imposed penalties
  • Filtering decisions
  • Regulatory enforcement resulting from Customer conduct
  • Indirect or consequential damages


Liability is limited as described in the Master Services Agreement.


15. Policy Modifications

Digital Rakes may modify this AUP at any time.


Continued use of services constitutes acceptance of updates.

Messaging Compliance Policy (A2P 10DLC / SMS / MMS)

Messaging Compliance Policy (A2P 10DLC / SMS / MMS)

Digital Rakes LLC
Last Updated: 03/02/2026


1. Overview

This Messaging Compliance Policy governs all messaging services provided by Digital Rakes LLC (“Digital Rakes,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).


This Policy applies to:

  • A2P (Application-to-Person) messaging
  • 10DLC messaging
  • Toll-free messaging
  • SMS and MMS services
  • API-based messaging
  • Messaging integrated with voice services


This Policy is incorporated into and governed by the Master Services Agreement (MSA).


2. Regulatory Framework

Business messaging in the United States is governed by federal law, industry standards, and carrier rules.


All 10DLC messaging campaigns must be registered through:


The Campaign Registry


Customers must comply with:

  • The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA)
  • CTIA Messaging Principles & Best Practices
  • Carrier-specific requirements
  • Federal and state regulations


Digital Rakes does not provide legal advice regarding messaging compliance.


3. Brand & Campaign Registration


Before initiating A2P traffic, Customer must:

  • Register its brand
  • Register each messaging campaign use case
  • Provide accurate opt-in methods
  • Provide sample message content
  • Disclose expected message frequency


Messaging may not begin until campaign approval is confirmed.


Misrepresentation during registration may result in immediate suspension.


4. Consent Requirements


Customer is solely responsible for obtaining lawful consent.


Informational Messages require prior express consent.


Marketing Messages require prior express written consent.


Consent must be:

  • Clear
  • Conspicuous
  • Voluntary
  • Documented
  • Verifiable


Purchased, rented, scraped, or third-party lead lists are strictly prohibited.


5. Opt-In & Opt-Out Requirements

All messaging campaigns must:

  • Clearly identify the sender
  • State expected message frequency
  • Include “Message & data rates may apply” disclosure
  • Provide clear STOP instructions


Supported opt-out keywords must include:

  • STOP
  • CANCEL
  • END
  • UNSUBSCRIBE
  • QUIT


Opt-out requests must be honored immediately.


6. Prohibited Messaging Content

The following content categories are prohibited or restricted:

  • Phishing or impersonation
  • Fraudulent schemes
  • Deceptive marketing
  • High-risk lead generation
  • Auto warranty spam
  • Affiliate spam
  • Unregistered political messaging
  • SHAFT-related categories (Sex, Hate, Alcohol, Firearms, Tobacco where restricted by carriers)


Digital Rakes reserves the right to suspend messaging immediately for suspected violations.


7. Carrier Filtering & Throughput

Messaging traffic is subject to:

  • Carrier filtering algorithms
  • Throughput limits
  • Volume controls
  • Rate restrictions


Digital Rakes does not guarantee message delivery.


Carrier filtering decisions are outside Digital Rakes’ control.


8. Messaging & Voice Separation

Messaging capability may be suspended independently of voice services.


Voice service suspension may also disable associated messaging capabilities.


Unlimited calling plans do not include unlimited messaging.


Messaging services are usage-based unless otherwise specified.


9. Fees & Carrier-Imposed Charges

Customer is responsible for:

  • Brand registration fees
  • Campaign registration fees
  • Vetting fees
  • Carrier surcharges
  • Messaging per-segment charges
  • Toll-free messaging verification fees
  • Carrier-imposed non-compliance fines


Carrier fines may exceed $10,000 per violation.


Digital Rakes may pass such fines directly to Customer.


Carrier-incurred charges are non-refundable once incurred.


10. Record Retention

Customer must retain:

  • Consent documentation
  • Opt-in records
  • Opt-out logs
  • Campaign approvals


Digital Rakes may request documentation during carrier audits or investigations.


Failure to provide documentation may result in suspension.


11. Monitoring & Enforcement

Digital Rakes may:

  • Monitor traffic patterns
  • Review campaign activity
  • Suspend high-risk messaging
  • Limit throughput
  • Terminate non-compliant campaigns


Suspension may occur without prior notice where regulatory risk exists.


12. Indemnification

Customer agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Digital Rakes from any claims, fines, penalties, or damages arising from:

  • Improper consent
  • TCPA violations
  • Carrier violations
  • Regulatory enforcement actions
  • Deceptive messaging practices


13. Limitation of Liability

Digital Rakes is not liable for:

  • Carrier filtering decisions
  • Message blocking
  • Campaign rejection
  • Registry denial
  • Regulatory penalties resulting from Customer conduct


Liability is limited as set forth in the Master Services Agreement.


14. Policy Modifications

Messaging regulations evolve frequently.


Digital Rakes may modify this Policy at any time to comply with regulatory or carrier requirements.


Continued use of messaging services constitutes acceptance of updates.

Payments, Billing, and Financial Policy

Payments and Chargeback Policy

Digital Rakes LLC
Last Updated: 03/02/2026


1. Overview

This Payment, Billing & Financial Policy governs all billing and financial obligations associated with services provided by Digital Rakes LLC (“Digital Rakes,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).


This Policy is incorporated into and governed by the Master Services Agreement (MSA).


2. Billing Commencement

Billing begins on the Service Activation Date, defined as the date services are provisioned and made available to the Customer.


Billing is not based on agreement signature date.


3. Billing Cycle

Recurring services are billed on a monthly basis unless otherwise specified.


Charges may include:

  • Monthly recurring service fees
  • Usage-based charges
  • DID overage charges
  • Messaging per-segment charges
  • Regulatory and tax charges
  • Carrier pass-through fees
  • Setup and training fees
  • Professional services hourly charges
  • Hardware purchases


4. Accepted Payment Methods

Digital Rakes accepts the following payment methods:

  • Credit card
  • Debit card
  • ACH (Automated Clearing House) bank transfer


All recurring services require automatic payment authorization via one of the accepted methods.


Customer must maintain valid payment credentials at all times.


Failure to maintain valid payment information may result in immediate suspension.


Digital Rakes does not accept checks, cash, or wire transfers unless otherwise agreed in writing.


5. Payment Terms (Recurring Services)

Invoices are due within fifteen (15) days of issuance.


If payment remains unpaid more than thirty (30) days from invoice date:

  • Services may be suspended without additional notice.
  • Inbound and outbound calling may be disabled.
  • Messaging services may be disabled.
  • Numbers may be subject to release.


To restore service:

  • Full outstanding balance must be paid.
  • A reinstatement fee equal to fifteen percent (15%) of the past-due balance must be paid.


Repeated delinquency may result in permanent termination.


6. Setup & Training Fees

Digital Rakes offers optional setup and training services:

  • $25 per user – onsite training and setup
  • $15 per user – remote training and self-installation support


Setup and training fees:

  • Are one-time charges
  • Are non-refundable once scheduled or delivered
  • Are separate from recurring service charges


7. Professional Services (Hourly Labor)


Hourly services are billed at: $75 per hour.


Hourly services:

  • Are provided on a best-effort basis
  • Are billed at the time of job completion
  • Require immediate payment upon completion
  • Must be paid via credit card, debit card, or ACH


Hourly services are non-refundable once delivered.


Hourly engagements do not create ongoing support obligations.


8. Carrier & Pass-Through Charges

Customer is responsible for charges incurred by upstream carriers, including:

  • Call usage
  • International calling
  • Toll-free usage
  • Messaging delivery fees
  • 10DLC registration and vetting fees
  • Porting fees
  • Carrier-imposed non-compliance fines


Carrier-incurred charges are non-refundable once incurred.


9. Taxes & Regulatory Charges

Customer is responsible for all applicable:

  • Federal taxes
  • State taxes
  • Local taxes
  • E911 surcharges
  • Telecommunications regulatory fees
  • Government-imposed assessments


Such charges are non-refundable once assessed or remitted.


10. Referral Program

Digital Rakes offers a referral program subject to the following conditions:


New Customer:

  • Receives 10% off the first recurring monthly service invoice.
  • Discount applies only after the first recurring invoice is successfully paid.
  • Discount does not apply to setup fees, taxes, regulatory charges, hardware, or pass-through fees.


Referring Customer:

  • Receives 10% off the next recurring monthly service invoice.
  • Discount is applied only after the referred customer’s first recurring invoice is successfully paid.
  • Discount applies to recurring service charges only.


Referral discounts:

  • Apply one time only
  • Cannot exceed invoice total
  • Cannot be redeemed for cash
  • Do not roll over
  • May not be combined with other promotions
  • May be modified or discontinued at any time


11. Discretionary Discounts

Digital Rakes may offer discretionary discounts at its sole discretion.


Such discounts:

  • Are not guaranteed
  • Do not modify standard pricing unless documented
  • May be revoked or modified


12. Billing Disputes

Billing disputes must be submitted in writing within seven (7) days of invoice issuance.


Failure to dispute within this timeframe constitutes acceptance of charges.


Undisputed portions must be paid on time.


13. Chargebacks

If a chargeback is initiated:

  • Services may be immediately suspended.
  • Account access may be restricted.
  • Services may be permanently terminated.


Customer remains responsible for all valid charges.


Fraudulent or abusive chargebacks may result in collection action and recovery of chargeback-related fees.


14. Collections & Interest

Past-due balances may accrue interest at the maximum rate permitted by law.


Customer agrees to pay reasonable costs of collection, including attorney fees and court costs.


15. Cancellation & Billing Continuation

Services remain billable until cancellation is submitted in writing.


Failure to cancel prior to renewal may result in billing for the next cycle.


Carrier-incurred charges remain payable even after cancellation.


16. Plan Migration for Excessive Usage

If usage materially exceeds fair and reasonable use standards under an Unlimited plan, Digital Rakes may:

  • Require migration to a usage-based plan
  • Apply usage charges
  • Adjust service configuration


Such adjustments do not constitute breach of contract.


17. No Prepaid Accounts

Digital Rakes does not offer prepaid service plans.


All services are billed post-activation under standard payment terms.


18. Policy Modifications

Digital Rakes may modify this Policy at any time.


Continued use of services constitutes acceptance of updates.

E911/Emergency Services Disclosure

E911/Emergency Services (911) Policy

Digital Rakes LLC
Last Updated: 03/02/2026


1. Overview

This E911 / Emergency Services Policy governs the provision and limitations of emergency calling services provided by Digital Rakes LLC (“Digital Rakes,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).


Digital Rakes provides interconnected VoIP services that differ from traditional landline telephone services.


By activating or using Digital Rakes voice services, Customer acknowledges and agrees to the limitations described in this Policy.


This Policy is incorporated into and governed by the Master Services Agreement (MSA).


2. Nature of VoIP Emergency Services

VoIP-based emergency calling differs from traditional wireline 911 service.


VoIP emergency service:

  • Relies on internet connectivity
  • Requires electrical power
  • Depends on accurate service address registration
  • May not automatically transmit precise physical location


Digital Rakes does not guarantee uninterrupted 911 functionality.


3. Enhanced 911 (E911)

Where supported, Digital Rakes enables Enhanced 911 (E911) functionality consistent with regulatory requirements.


Federal Communications Commission


When properly configured:

  • 911 calls are routed to the appropriate Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP).
  • The registered service address is transmitted to emergency responders.


Accuracy depends entirely on correct address registration.


4. Customer Location Responsibility

Customer must:

  • Provide an accurate physical address for each DID used for voice service.
  • Update the registered address immediately if any device is relocated.
  • Ensure remote employees update address information before relying on emergency calling.


Failure to maintain accurate location information may result in emergency responders being dispatched to an incorrect address.


Digital Rakes is not responsible for inaccurate address information provided by Customer.


5. Remote & Mobile Use

VoIP devices and softphones may be used from:

  • Remote offices
  • Homes
  • Temporary locations
  • Mobile environments


VoIP systems do not automatically detect changes in physical location.


Customer is responsible for updating service addresses prior to relying on emergency services at any new location.


6. Internet & Power Dependency

Emergency calling will not function during:

  • Internet service outages
  • Power outages
  • Router or firewall failure
  • Device malfunction
  • SIP registration failure


Digital Rakes strongly recommends maintaining:

  • Mobile phones with cellular service
  • Backup internet where business-critical
  • Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) where appropriate


7. Multi-Extension & Shared DID Environments

For hosted PBX systems with multiple extensions:

  • Each DID must have a registered service address.
  • Shared DIDs must have a clearly defined primary location.
  • Internal notification or alerting systems are not automatically included unless separately configured.


Customer is responsible for internal emergency response procedures.


8. Suspension & Number Reassignment

If service is suspended for non-payment, policy violations, or fraud:

  • E911 functionality may be disabled.
  • Associated DIDs may lose emergency routing capability.


Release or reassignment of a DID may result in removal of its registered E911 address.


Customer must not rely on suspended or released numbers for emergency access.


9. Situations Where 911 May Fail

Emergency calls may fail due to:

  • Carrier routing failures
  • Third-party network outages
  • Natural disasters
  • Congestion
  • Cybersecurity incidents
  • Regulatory directives
  • Events beyond reasonable control


Digital Rakes does not control third-party carrier infrastructure.


10. Customer Acknowledgment

By activating voice services, Customer acknowledges:

  • VoIP-based emergency services have inherent limitations.
  • Emergency calling depends on power and internet connectivity.
  • Location accuracy is Customer’s responsibility.
  • Alternate emergency communication methods should be maintained.


11. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, Digital Rakes shall not be liable for:

  • Failure of emergency calls to connect
  • Misrouting of emergency calls
  • Delayed emergency response
  • Inaccurate location transmission
  • Damages arising from emergency service limitations


Liability is limited as set forth in the Master Services Agreement.


12. Policy Modifications

Digital Rakes may modify this Policy to comply with evolving regulatory requirements.


Continued use of services constitutes acceptance of updates.

Privacy and CPNI Policy

Privacy and CPNI Policy

Digital Rakes LLC
Last Updated: 03/02/2026


1. Overview

This Privacy & Customer Proprietary Network Information (“CPNI”) Policy describes how Digital Rakes LLC (“Digital Rakes,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) collects, uses, protects, and discloses customer information.


This Policy applies to:

  • Voice services
  • Messaging services
  • Number resources
  • Billing information
  • API access
  • Professional services engagements


This Policy is incorporated into and governed by the Master Services Agreement (MSA).


2. Regulatory Framework

Telecommunications providers are subject to federal privacy regulations.


Federal Communications Commission


CPNI is governed by Section 222 of the Communications Act and related FCC rules.


Digital Rakes complies with applicable federal and state privacy requirements.


3. Definition of CPNI

Customer Proprietary Network Information (CPNI) includes information relating to:

  • Call detail records
  • Call duration
  • Call destination
  • Call frequency
  • Service configuration
  • Billing records
  • Usage patterns


CPNI does not include subscriber directory information publicly available.


4. Information We Collect

Digital Rakes may collect:


Account Information

  • Business name
  • Contact information
  • Billing contact details
  • Service addresses


Service Information

  • Call detail records
  • Messaging metadata
  • Service configuration
  • Number assignments


Payment Information

  • Card data (processed through secure third-party payment processors)
  • ACH authorization details


Digital Rakes does not store full payment card numbers.


5. Use of Information

Digital Rakes uses customer information to:

  • Provision services
  • Route communications
  • Maintain network integrity
  • Provide customer support
  • Prevent fraud
  • Comply with regulatory obligations
  • Process billing


Digital Rakes does not sell customer information.


6. Disclosure of Information

Digital Rakes may disclose information:

  • To upstream carriers for routing purposes
  • To regulatory authorities when required
  • To law enforcement upon lawful request
  • To payment processors for billing
  • To contractors bound by confidentiality agreements


Digital Rakes does not disclose CPNI for marketing unrelated third-party services without authorization.


7. Protection of CPNI

Digital Rakes implements reasonable administrative, technical, and physical safeguards to protect CPNI.


Security measures may include:

  • Access controls
  • Authentication procedures
  • Secure transmission protocols
  • Internal confidentiality policies


Customer is responsible for protecting account credentials.


8. Customer Authentication

Before disclosing CPNI, Digital Rakes may require:

  • Account verification
  • Multi-factor authentication
  • Authorized contact confirmation


Unauthorized access resulting from compromised credentials may not be attributable to Digital Rakes.


9. Data Retention

Digital Rakes retains records:

  • As required by law
  • For billing purposes
  • For fraud prevention
  • For regulatory compliance


Retention periods may vary based on legal requirements.


10. Messaging Privacy

Messaging content may be processed for:

  • Routing
  • Delivery
  • Carrier compliance
  • Fraud monitoring


Digital Rakes does not guarantee end-to-end encryption of SMS or MMS services.


Messaging content may be subject to carrier review and regulatory oversight.


11. Security Incidents

In the event of a security incident affecting CPNI:

  • Digital Rakes will assess impact
  • Required regulatory notifications will be made
  • Customers will be notified when legally required


Digital Rakes’ liability is limited as described in the Master Services Agreement.


12. Customer Responsibilities

Customer is responsible for:

  • Protecting login credentials
  • Securing internal systems
  • Limiting employee access to sensitive information
  • Reporting suspected breaches promptly


13. Limitation of Liability

Digital Rakes is not liable for:

  • Breaches resulting from Customer negligence
  • Third-party carrier breaches
  • Events beyond reasonable control


Liability is limited as set forth in the Master Services Agreement.


14. Policy Modifications

Digital Rakes may modify this Policy to comply with regulatory or operational changes.


Continued use of services constitutes acceptance of updates.

Number Resource and DID Policy

Number Resource and DID Policy

Digital Rakes LLC
Last Updated: 03/02/2026


1. Overview

This Number Resource & Direct Inward Dial (“DID”) Policy governs the assignment, usage, retention, porting, reclamation, and billing of telephone numbers provided by Digital Rakes LLC (“Digital Rakes,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).


This Policy applies to:

  • Local telephone numbers
  • Toll-free numbers
  • Ported-in numbers
  • Messaging-enabled numbers
  • SIP trunking numbers
  • Hosted PBX numbers


This Policy is incorporated into and governed by the Master Services Agreement (MSA).


2. Nature of Telephone Numbers

Telephone numbers are public numbering resources regulated at the federal level.


Federal Communications Commission


Customer acknowledges:

  • Telephone numbers are not owned by Customer.
  • Digital Rakes does not sell telephone numbers.
  • Customer receives a revocable right to use assigned numbers while service remains active and in good standing.
  • No property interest exists in any assigned number.


3. Carrier Assignment & Routing Flexibility

Digital Rakes utilizes multiple upstream carriers for number provisioning and routing.


Digital Rakes reserves the right to:

  • Assign numbers from any available carrier
  • Reassign numbers to a different carrier
  • Modify routing for redundancy, cost optimization, or operational reasons


Customer is not guaranteed assignment to any specific underlying carrier.


Carrier reassignment does not constitute service termination.


4. Hosted PBX DID Allocation

For Business Voice and Starter Voice plans:

  • Customers may maintain up to two (2) DIDs per active user or extension without allocation review.


Additional DIDs beyond this threshold are billed at: $5.00 per DID per month.


Digital Rakes reserves the right to review utilization to prevent number warehousing or hoarding.


5. SIP Trunk DID Allocation

Each SIP trunk includes up to: Five (5) DIDs.


Additional DIDs beyond five (5) are billed at: $5.00 per DID per month.


Suspension or termination of the trunk results in suspension of all associated DIDs.


6. Messaging-Enabled Number Allocation

For messaging-enabled services:

  • Customer may maintain the number of DIDs reasonably required for approved campaigns.
  • Up to five (5) additional unused messaging-enabled DIDs may be retained for operational flexibility.


Additional messaging-enabled DIDs beyond this allocation are billed at: $5.00 per DID per month.


Messaging capabilities may be suspended independently of voice services in accordance with the Messaging Compliance Policy.


7. Unused Numbers & Utilization Review

A DID with no inbound or outbound activity for sixty (60) consecutive days may be considered unused.


Digital Rakes may:

  • Notify Customer of unused numbers
  • Request justification for continued retention
  • Reclaim unused numbers upon reasonable notice


Number warehousing or speculative reservation is prohibited.


8. Porting In

Customer may request port-in of existing numbers.


Port-in requires:

  • Valid Letter of Authorization (LOA)
  • Accurate account information
  • Active service with the losing carrier


Digital Rakes does not guarantee port completion timelines and is not responsible for delays caused by third-party carriers.


9. Porting Out

Customer may port numbers away from Digital Rakes provided:

  • The account is in good standing
  • No outstanding balances exist
  • No active fraud investigation is in progress
  • No chargebacks are pending


Failure to port numbers prior to cancellation may result in permanent release.


Digital Rakes is not responsible for loss of numbers not ported before account termination.


10. Suspension & Number Retention

If service is suspended for non-payment:

  • Numbers may be held for a limited period at Digital Rakes’ discretion.
  • Numbers may be released if payment is not received within a reasonable timeframe.


Digital Rakes does not guarantee number retention during extended suspension.


11. Toll-Free Numbers

Toll-free numbers are subject to industry registry and Responsible Organization (RespOrg) rules.


Somos, Inc.


Toll-free numbers:

  • May require additional verification
  • May be reclaimed for non-compliance
  • May be suspended for unpaid balances


12. E911 Implications

Release, reassignment, or suspension of a DID may result in:

  • Removal of E911 registration
  • Deactivation of emergency routing


Customer is responsible for ensuring that only active, properly registered numbers are relied upon for emergency services.


13. Billing & Charges

Customer is responsible for:

  • Monthly DID charges (if applicable)
  • Overage DID charges beyond allocation thresholds
  • Toll-free usage charges
  • Porting fees
  • Messaging registration fees
  • Carrier-imposed number charges


All number-related charges are non-refundable once incurred.


14. Rate Adjustments

Digital Rakes reserves the right to adjust DID pricing in response to:

  • Carrier rate increases
  • Regulatory changes
  • Operational cost adjustments


Updated pricing will apply to future billing cycles.


15. Limitation of Liability

Digital Rakes does not guarantee:

  • Permanent number retention
  • Continuous number availability
  • Protection against carrier reclamation
  • Registry error prevention


Digital Rakes is not liable for business losses resulting from:

  • Number reassignment
  • Porting delays
  • Carrier-level revocation
  • Regulatory action


Liability is limited as set forth in the Master Services Agreement.


16. Policy Modifications

Digital Rakes may modify this Policy at any time.


Continued use of number resources constitutes acceptance of updates.

API & Integration Policy

Number Resource and DID Policy

Digital Rakes LLC
Last Updated: 03/02/2026


1. Overview

This API & Integration Policy governs access to and use of application programming interfaces (“APIs”), SIP credentials, webhooks, and integration mechanisms provided by Digital Rakes LLC (“Digital Rakes,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).


This Policy applies to:

  • Voice APIs
  • Messaging APIs
  • SIP trunk authentication credentials
  • Web-based integrations
  • CRM or third-party integrations
  • Automation tools


This Policy is incorporated into and governed by the Master Services Agreement (MSA).


2. Authorized Use

APIs and integration tools may only be used for lawful business purposes consistent with subscribed services.


Customer may not:

  • Use APIs to circumvent plan limitations
  • Use APIs to bypass fair and reasonable use standards
  • Use APIs for wholesale traffic routing
  • Use APIs for unauthorized resale
  • Attempt to exploit rate calculations


API usage remains subject to the Acceptable Use Policy (AUP).


3. Authentication & Security

Customer is responsible for:

  • Securing API keys
  • Protecting SIP credentials
  • Restricting credential access
  • Implementing firewall protections
  • Rotating credentials when appropriate


Digital Rakes is not responsible for misuse resulting from compromised credentials.


Customer remains financially responsible for usage generated through exposed credentials.


4. Rate Limiting & Usage Controls

Digital Rakes reserves the right to:

  • Impose rate limits
  • Throttle API calls
  • Restrict message throughput
  • Suspend abusive traffic
  • Disable credentials posing security risk


Rate limiting may occur automatically to preserve system integrity.


Rate limiting does not constitute service downtime under the SLA.


5. Third-Party Integrations

Customer may integrate Digital Rakes services with third-party systems, including:

  • CRM platforms
  • Marketing automation tools
  • Customer databases
  • On-premise PBX systems
  • Custom-developed applications


Digital Rakes does not guarantee compatibility with third-party platforms.


Digital Rakes is not responsible for:

  • Third-party platform outages
  • Integration errors
  • Data corruption
  • API misuse by third-party vendors


6. Messaging API Use

Messaging API use must comply with:

  • The Messaging Compliance Policy
  • 10DLC registration requirements
  • Carrier guidelines


API access does not override consent requirements or regulatory obligations.


7. Modifications & Versioning

Digital Rakes may:

  • Update API versions
  • Modify endpoints
  • Deprecate legacy integrations
  • Change authentication methods


Reasonable notice will be provided where feasible.


Customer is responsible for maintaining compatibility with updated API specifications.


8. No Performance Guarantee

Digital Rakes does not guarantee:

  • Continuous API availability
  • Response time thresholds
  • Throughput minimums
  • Third-party system compatibility


API access is provided on a commercially reasonable basis.


Platform uptime is governed exclusively by the Service Level Agreement (SLA).


9. Suspension & Revocation

Digital Rakes may suspend or revoke API access for:

  • Security risks
  • Abuse
  • Fraud indicators
  • Policy violations
  • Excessive traffic patterns
  • Regulatory directives


Suspension may occur without prior notice where risk is identified.


10. Data Handling

Customer is responsible for:

  • Securing transmitted data
  • Encrypting sensitive information where appropriate
  • Complying with applicable data protection laws


Digital Rakes is not responsible for data mishandling within Customer-managed systems.


11. Limitation of Liability

Digital Rakes is not liable for:

  • Third-party integration failures
  • Data loss within external systems
  • Indirect or consequential damages
  • Business interruption caused by integration errors


Liability is limited as set forth in the Master Services Agreement.


12. Policy Modifications

Digital Rakes may modify this Policy at any time.


Continued use of API access constitutes acceptance of updates.

Taxes & Regulatory Surcharges Disclosure

Voice services may be subject to:

  • Federal Universal Service Fund (USF) contributions

  • State telecommunications taxes

  • E911 surcharges

  • Local utility or communications taxes

  • Regulatory recovery fees


These charges:

  • Are required by federal, state, or local authorities where applicable

  • May change without notice

  • Are not retained as profit by Digital Rakes unless explicitly stated


Digital Rakes collects and remits required taxes and surcharges in accordance with applicable law.


Customers are responsible for all applicable taxes.

Hardware Sales Policy

Hardware Sales Policy

Digital Rakes LLC
Last Updated: 03/02/2026


1. Overview

This Hardware Sales Policy governs the sale and provisioning of physical equipment by Digital Rakes LLC (“Digital Rakes,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).


This Policy applies to all hardware sold, including but not limited to:

  • IP desk phones
  • Gateways
  • Session Border Controllers (SBCs)
  • Analog Telephone Adapters (ATAs)
  • Networking equipment
  • Accessories


This Policy is incorporated into and governed by the Master Services Agreement (MSA).


2. Nature of Hardware Sales

All hardware is sold outright.


Digital Rakes does not lease, rent, or finance equipment.


Ownership transfers to the Customer upon full payment.


Hardware purchases are separate from telecommunications service.


Cancellation of telecom services does not entitle Customer to a hardware refund.


3. Pre-Configuration & Provisioning

Digital Rakes may pre-configure hardware prior to delivery.


Provisioning may include:

  • Firmware updates
  • Account registration
  • Extension configuration
  • Network configuration
  • Feature programming


Pre-configured devices are considered customized for the Customer’s environment.


Configuration labor is included where applicable but is non-refundable once performed.


4. Payment for Hardware

Hardware must be paid in full at the time of purchase unless otherwise agreed in writing.


Hardware charges may not be offset against disputes regarding recurring services.


Hardware purchases are subject to the Payment, Billing & Financial Policy.


5. Demonstration & Suitability

Where available, Digital Rakes may provide product demonstrations prior to purchase.


By purchasing hardware, Customer acknowledges:

  • They have reviewed product specifications.
  • The device meets their business needs.
  • Compatibility requirements have been discussed.


Buyer’s remorse does not constitute grounds for return.


6. All Sales Final

All hardware sales are final except as provided under the Dead-On-Arrival (DOA) provision below.


Digital Rakes does not accept returns for:

  • Change of mind
  • Incorrect ordering by Customer
  • Cosmetic concerns after installation
  • Compatibility issues outside documented specifications
  • Customer preference changes


7. Dead-On-Arrival (DOA) Policy

If hardware arrives defective or non-functional:

  • Customer must notify Digital Rakes within seven (7) calendar days of delivery.
  • Device must not show signs of misuse or physical damage.
  • Original packaging should be retained where possible.


Digital Rakes may, at its discretion:

  • Replace the device
  • Provide manufacturer-directed warranty instructions


After seven (7) days, hardware is no longer considered DOA.


8. Manufacturer Warranty

After the DOA period, hardware is subject solely to the manufacturer’s warranty, if any.


Digital Rakes:

  • Does not extend additional warranty coverage beyond manufacturer terms.
  • Does not guarantee manufacturer warranty processing timelines.
  • Is not responsible for manufacturer warranty determinations.


Customer may be required to coordinate directly with the manufacturer.


9. Installation & Misuse

Improper installation, unauthorized modification, or third-party firmware alteration may:

  • Void manufacturer warranty
  • Void support eligibility
  • Result in additional service charges


Digital Rakes reserves the right to decline support for modified or unsupported equipment.


10. Shipping & Risk of Loss

Risk of loss transfers to the Customer upon delivery to the shipping carrier.


Digital Rakes is not responsible for:

  • Shipping delays
  • Carrier damage
  • Lost shipments confirmed delivered by carrier


Shipping insurance may be requested where available.


11. Hardware & Service Independence

Hardware purchase does not guarantee:

  • Service uptime
  • Future compatibility with platform updates
  • Continued availability of specific features


Service performance is governed exclusively by the Service Level Agreement (SLA).


12. Support Limitations

Hardware support provided by Digital Rakes is limited to:

  • Configuration assistance
  • Provisioning guidance
  • Reasonable troubleshooting


Ongoing hardware support outside recurring service plans may be subject to hourly billing under the Professional Services Policy.


13. Limitation of Liability


Digital Rakes’ liability related to hardware shall not exceed the purchase price of the hardware in question.


Digital Rakes is not liable for:

  • Business interruption
  • Lost revenue
  • Data loss
  • Indirect or consequential damages


Liability is further limited as set forth in the Master Services Agreement.


14. Policy Modifications

Digital Rakes may modify this Policy at any time.


Continued purchase of hardware constitutes acceptance of updates.

Professional Services and Hourly Labor Policy

Professional Services and Hourly Labor Policy

Digital Rakes LLC
Last Updated: 03/02/2026



1. Overview

This Professional Services & Hourly Labor Policy governs technical services provided by Digital Rakes LLC (“Digital Rakes,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) to businesses that are not enrolled in recurring Digital Rakes service plans.


This Policy applies to:

  • Troubleshooting assistance
  • PBX configuration support
  • Network advisory services
  • Migration assistance
  • Hardware configuration guidance
  • Consulting and advisory engagements


This Policy is incorporated into and governed by the Master Services Agreement (MSA).


2. Nature of Services

Hourly services:

  • Are provided on a best-effort basis.
  • Do not constitute managed services.
  • Do not include system monitoring.
  • Do not include guaranteed uptime.
  • Do not create an ongoing support obligation.


Engagement in hourly services does not establish a continuing support relationship.


3. Billing Rate

Hourly services are billed at: $75.00 per hour.


Time may be billed in reasonable increments.


Digital Rakes reserves the right to establish minimum billable increments where appropriate.


4. Payment Terms

Payment for hourly services:

  • Is due at the time of job completion.
  • Must be made immediately upon completion of work.
  • Must be paid via credit card, debit card, or ACH.


Hourly services are non-refundable once delivered.


Failure to remit payment may result in refusal of future services.


5. Response Target

For hourly-only customers:

  • Initial response target is within one (1) business day.


This is a response target only and does not guarantee resolution time.


Emergency or after-hours support is not guaranteed for hourly-only engagements.


6. Scope Limitations

Digital Rakes may assist with third-party systems, including but not limited to:

  • Customer-managed PBX systems
  • Third-party SIP providers
  • Network infrastructure
  • On-premise hardware


However:

  • Resolution is not guaranteed.
  • Third-party platform limitations may restrict changes.
  • Pre-existing misconfiguration may limit corrective ability.


Digital Rakes reserves the right to decline work outside its expertise or risk tolerance.


7. No Assumption of Liability

Digital Rakes does not assume responsibility for:

  • Pre-existing system issues
  • Prior misconfiguration
  • Third-party platform defects
  • Data loss
  • Business interruption
  • Carrier restrictions


Providing advisory assistance does not transfer operational responsibility to Digital Rakes.


8. No Warranty

Hourly services are provided “as-is.”


No warranty, express or implied, is provided regarding:

  • System performance
  • Stability
  • Security
  • Future compatibility


9. Recommendation of Recurring Services

Customers requiring ongoing support, monitoring, or uptime guarantees may be recommended to enroll in a recurring Digital Rakes service plan.


Digital Rakes may decline repeated hourly-only engagements where a managed service plan would be more appropriate.


10. Limitation of Liability

Digital Rakes’ liability related to hourly services shall not exceed the amount paid for the specific engagement in question.


Digital Rakes is not liable for:

  • Indirect or consequential damages
  • Lost revenue
  • Business interruption


Liability is further limited as set forth in the Master Services Agreement.


11. Policy Modifications

Digital Rakes may modify this Policy at any time.


Continued engagement of professional services constitutes acceptance of updates.

Website Privacy Policy

Website Privacy Policy

Digital Rakes LLC
Last Updated: 03/02/2026


1. Overview

This Website Privacy Policy describes how Digital Rakes LLC (“Digital Rakes,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) collects, uses, and protects information obtained through our website.


This Policy applies only to information collected through our website and does not replace our Privacy & CPNI Policy governing telecommunications services.


By using our website, you agree to the terms of this Policy.


2. Information We Collect

We may collect the following categories of information:


A. Information You Provide

When you:

  • Submit a contact form
  • Request a quote
  • Submit billing inquiries
  • Schedule consultations
  • Participate in referral programs


We may collect:

  • Name
  • Business name
  • Email address
  • Phone number
  • Service address
  • Other information you voluntarily provide


B. Automatically Collected Information

When you visit our website, we may automatically collect:

  • IP address
  • Browser type
  • Device information
  • Operating system
  • Pages visited
  • Time spent on site
  • Referring URLs


This information helps us improve website functionality and performance.


3. Cookies & Tracking Technologies

Our website may use cookies or similar technologies to:

  • Maintain session state
  • Improve user experience
  • Analyze traffic patterns
  • Enhance website performance


You may disable cookies through your browser settings, though certain features may not function properly.


4. Analytics

We may use third-party analytics services to understand website traffic and usage patterns.


Analytics providers may collect:

  • Device information
  • Browser details
  • Usage behavior


These services operate under their own privacy policies.


5. How We Use Website Information

We use website-collected information to:

  • Respond to inquiries
  • Provide requested quotes
  • Communicate about services
  • Improve website performance
  • Prevent fraud or abuse
  • Comply with legal obligations


We do not sell personal information collected through our website.


6. Sharing of Website Information

We may share website-collected information:

  • With service providers assisting in website hosting or operations
  • With payment processors for billing
  • With regulatory authorities when legally required
  • In connection with business restructuring, merger, or acquisition


We do not sell personal data to third parties.


7. Data Security

We implement reasonable administrative and technical safeguards to protect website data.


However, no method of transmission over the internet is completely secure.


Users submit information at their own risk.


8. External Links

Our website may contain links to third-party websites.


Digital Rakes is not responsible for the privacy practices of third-party sites.


Users should review external privacy policies before submitting information.


9. Data Retention

We retain website-submitted information:

  • As long as necessary to respond to inquiries
  • For legitimate business purposes
  • As required by law


Retention periods may vary depending on the nature of the inquiry.


10. Children’s Privacy

Our website is intended for business users and is not directed toward individuals under 18 years of age.


We do not knowingly collect information from minors.


11. Your Rights

Depending on your jurisdiction, you may have rights to:

  • Request access to personal data
  • Request correction of inaccurate data
  • Request deletion of data (subject to legal requirements)


Requests may be submitted via our contact information listed on the website.


12. Policy Updates

Digital Rakes may update this Website Privacy Policy at any time.


Changes will be posted on this page with an updated revision date.


Continued use of the website constitutes acceptance of updates.