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Privacy Policy

Effective date: June 18, 2026

Last updated: June 18, 2026

 

1. Company Identity

Rebel Liquidations is a trading name operated by:

 

  • Legal name: 1001264316 ONTARIO inc.

  • Ontario Business Number: 1001264316

  • Canadian Business Number: 791117831

  • Main address: 178 Main Street East, Suite 506, Hawkesbury, Ontario K6A 1A5, Canada

  • Telephone: 514-236-4453

  • Email: info@liquidationsrebel.com

  • Website: www.liquidationsrebel.com

 

In this policy, “Rebel Liquidations”, “we”, “us” and “our” refer to the company identified above.

 

2. Purpose and scope

This policy explains how we collect, use, disclose, store and protect personal information in the course of our business activities, including:

 

  • the use of our website;

  • the creation of a personal or professional account;

  • a request to open a business or credit account;

  • a request for submission;

  • an order, a payment, a delivery or a pickup;

  • a return, a claim or a warranty;

  • the activities of our employees, representatives and sales agencies;

  • our service communications and our commercial communications.

 

We process personal information in accordance with the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) and applicable provincial laws. Where our activities are subject to Quebec law, we also comply with the applicable requirements of the Act respecting the protection of personal information in the private sector of Quebec.

 

3. Person responsible for the protection of personal information

The person responsible is:

 

  • Name: Martin Charron

  • Position: President

  • Email: info@liquidationsrebel.com

  • Telephone: 514-236-4453

  • Address: 178 Main Street East, Suite 506, Hawkesbury, Ontario K6A 1A5, Canada

 

This person receives requests for access, rectification, withdrawal of consent and complaints relating to personal information.

Last updated: [DATE]

 

This privacy policy explains how [Your company name / your name] (“we”, “us”, “our”) collects, uses, discloses and protects the personal information of visitors to our website [yoursite.com].

We attach great importance to the protection of your personal information and we are committed to processing it in accordance with applicable laws, including Law 25 (Quebec) and, where applicable, the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) in Canada.

 

1. Personal information collected
 

We may collect certain personal information when you:

 

  • fill out a contact form;

  • Make an appointment with us;

  • You are signing up for a newsletter;

  • request a quote or information about our services;

  • Browse our website.

The personal information collected may include:

  • your first and last name;

  • your email address;

  • your phone number (if provided);

  • the name of your company;

  • your website (if provided);

  • any information you choose to send us in a message.

We may also collect certain technical information, such as:

  • your IP address;

  • the type of device or browser used;

  • pages visited;

  • the duration of the visit;

  • certain browsing data via connection cookies or analytical tools.

 

2. Use of personal information
 

We use the personal information collected to:

  • to respond to your contact requests;

  • plan and manage appointments;

  • to provide you with information about our services;

  • to provide our services or to execute a mandate;

  • improve our website and user experience;

  • analyze the performance of our marketing pages and campaigns;

  • to ensure the safety and proper functioning of the site.

 

We only collect the information reasonably necessary for the purposes described above.

 

3. Consent

By submitting your personal information to us through our website, you consent to its collection, use and disclosure in accordance with this privacy policy.

You can withdraw your consent at any time, subject to certain legal or contractual obligations, by contacting us using the contact details provided below.

4.5 Technical and navigation data

 

  • IP address;

  • device type, operating system and browser;

  • date, time and duration of visits;

  • pages and products viewed;

  • contents of the shopping cart;

  • connection cookies and technical identifiers;

  • interactions with the site and source of the visit.

 

4.6 Communications

 

  • forms;

  • emails and text messages;

  • requests for submission and service;

  • complaints and comments;

  • sales follow-up notes;

  • communications with a representative.

 

Calls are not systematically recorded. A notification will be given when a call is recorded.

 

5. Collection methods

 

  • directly to you;

  • using Wix and our website;

  • using SparkLayer when it is enabled;

  • by phone, email, form or message;

  • through an authorized representative or agency;

  • with a payment provider or carrier;

  • using witnesses and analytical tools;

  • with a credit rating agency, with the required authorization.

6. Purposes of collection and use

 

  • create and manage an account;

  • evaluate a business account or credit application;

  • assign a price list and commercial terms;

  • prepare a submission or an order;

  • allow an authorized representative to place an order for a customer;

  • process a payment and prevent fraud;

  • arrange a delivery or a pickup;

  • provide after-sales service;

  • to process a return, warranty claim or complaint;

  • allocate sales and calculate commissions;

  • comply with our tax, accounting and legal obligations;

  • secure and improve our site and services;

  • transmit commercial communications when permitted by law.

 

7. Consent

We obtain valid consent when required by law. Consent may be express or, where permitted, implied. It may be withdrawn subject to our legal and contractual obligations. Withdrawal may prevent the provision of a service when the information is necessary for its performance.

 

8. Sales Agencies and Representatives

A business account can be assigned to a representative or an agency. Depending on their permissions, the representative can access the information necessary for their mandate, including business contact details, delivery addresses, the applicable price list, products ordered, and the status of orders assigned to them.

 

Each representative must use a separate, named account. Sharing usernames and passwords is prohibited. Representatives and agencies must protect their devices, use information only for their mandate, respect opt-out requests, not retain payment cards, and immediately report any security incidents.

 

9. Communication with suppliers and partners

We may share necessary information with Wix, SparkLayer, our payment providers, carriers, agencies and representatives, accounting services, customer management tools, email, hosting, backup and security providers, as well as our professional advisors or a legally authorized authority.

 

We do not sell our customers' personal information.

10. Treatment outside the province or Canada

Some suppliers may store or process information elsewhere in Canada, the United States, or another jurisdiction. This information may then be subject to the laws of that jurisdiction. We reasonably assess suppliers and use contractual and security measures appropriate to the sensitivity of the information.

 

11. Connection cookies

The site may use cookies necessary for its operation, security, shopping cart management, and order processing. With the required consent, other cookies may be used to measure audience, analyze navigation, personalize content, or measure campaign performance. Visitors can manage their preferences using the consent banner and their browser settings.

 

12. Commercial Communications

Commercial emails and text messages are sent in accordance with Canadian anti-spam legislation. They must identify the sender, provide their contact information, and offer an unsubscribe mechanism. Messages necessary for an order, delivery, warranty, or product safety may be sent even after promotional communications have been removed.

 

13. Preservation and destruction

We retain information for the period reasonably necessary for order processing, business relationship management, warranties, fraud prevention, tax and accounting obligations, and dispute resolution. It is then securely destroyed, deleted, or anonymized.

 

14. Security Measures

 

  • Individual accounts and limited permissions;

  • enhanced authentication when available;

  • encryption offered by the platforms;

  • backups and updates;

  • confidentiality agreements;

  • rapid withdrawal of access;

  • incident management procedures.

 

No method of electronic storage or transmission guarantees absolute security.

15. Confidentiality Incidents

When an incident occurs, we take steps to contain it, assess the risk, correct the cause, and notify the relevant individuals and authorities when required by law. We maintain the required records. We comply with the reporting obligations under PIPEDA and, where applicable, Quebec regulations.

 

16. Rights of individuals

Subject to legal exceptions, an individual may request access to their information, its correction, information about its use, the withdrawal of certain consents, the closure of their account, and other rights granted by applicable laws. Proof of identity may be required.

 

17. Complaints

A complaint must include the complainant's name and contact information, the situation, relevant dates, supporting documents, and the desired resolution. It must be submitted to the Privacy Officer. We will review it confidentially and respond within a reasonable timeframe.

 

18. Modifications

This policy may be modified to reflect changes in laws, our practices, or our platforms. The current version will be published on our website along with its update date.

 

Official legal sources

 

These links are provided for reference purposes. The applicable laws and regulations take precedence.

 

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