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Privacy policy

How this version of the BFC website uses information and browser storage.

Who is responsible?

BFC means Big Family Competitions. For privacy questions or to exercise your data rights, email info@bfcomps.com. The legal entity operating the service must be supplied by the operator.

Account and entry information

BFC stores your account identifier, email, name, date of birth, address, postcode and telephone number when you save your account details. Confirmed and pending orders, ticket allocations and receipt status are stored server-side for the account holder.

This information is used to check eligibility, process and confirm entries, match postal entries and administer prizes. Ticket numbers and competition names can appear in the public entry list; your contact details are not published there. Confirmation emails contain order and ticket details and are sent through the configured email service.

Information used by these pages

These pages do not ask for card details and do not include advertising or analytics trackers. Prize pictures and other site assets are served locally.

Purposes, storage and your choices

Connection and security processing is used to deliver and protect the requested service. Optional game-score storage depends on your choice in Cookie settings. You can disable it at any time; doing so removes the saved game score.

Your preference stays in this browser until changed or cleared. No game scores are sent to BFC. Hosting and authentication providers manage their own records under their applicable privacy terms.

Your rights and future updates

Depending on the processing, UK data-protection rights may include access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability and objection. Where consent is used, you can withdraw it.

The operator’s legal identity, suppliers and retention rules for customer orders, support messages and payments must be added when those processing activities are configured. A payment provider has not been named as though it is already connected.

Read about your information rights at the ICO