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Who runs this site

Prop 65 Notices is run by Draco Ventures LLC. Stripe's checkout page names Draco Ventures LLC, and you may see that name on your receipt or card statement too.

Nothing here is legal advice

Prop 65 Notices publishes public records from the California Attorney General and counts built on them. Nothing on this site, in a report or in an email is legal advice, a prediction, or a forecast of what any notice will cost or settle for. A notice is an allegation. A settlement is not an admission of liability and not a finding that a violation occurred. For advice about a notice, speak to a lawyer.

Notice history report

• What it contains. For one notice: its facts, what past notices from the same noticing party, about the same chemical, and the two together came to, the complaints, settlements and judgments on record for that notice, and up to 10 comparable past notices. Each preview page says which figures that notice's report will and will not have, and shows a full sample.
• Price. $149, one time. Sales tax is added at checkout where it applies.
• Renewal and cancellation. There is no renewal and nothing to cancel. A report is a single purchase and is never billed again.
• Payment. By card on Stripe's checkout page, shown as Link, which is the seller of record for the payment and sends the receipt. This site never sees or stores a card number.
• Delivery. A private link, shown after payment and sent by email. The link works for 30 days. Ask for a new one by email at any time.
• It does not change. The report is built from the data on the day it is bought and stays as it was.
• Refunds. A full refund on request within 14 days of purchase, for any reason. Write to eric@ericbrown.com from the address you bought with. A refunded report's link stops working.

Outcome alerts

• What it contains. An email when a notice on your watch list gets a complaint, a settlement or a judgment on record with the California Attorney General. It comes in the same daily email as your free new-notice alerts, at most one email a day. Records stored before you subscribed are not sent. It also lets you add watches for a whole chemical or a whole noticing party, which free alerts do not take. Those watches match new notices only while the subscription is paid for.
• Price. $49.00 a month. Sales tax is added at checkout where it applies. New-notice alerts stay free.
• Renewal. Charged each month until you cancel. Stripe sends a receipt for each charge.
• Cancelling. From the link in every paid email, or by unsubscribing from alerts. Outcome alerts then run to the end of the month you paid for, and you are not charged again.
• A failed renewal. You get one email with a link to update your card. Outcome alerts keep running for 7 days, then stop until a payment succeeds.
• Refunds. A full refund of your first payment on request within 14 days of it. After that, cancelling stops the next charge, and a month already paid for is not refunded.

Firm feed

• What it contains. An email on each day with new notices or new outcome records, and two CSV files you can download for any range of dates: one of notices, one of complaints, settlements and judgments. The full list of columns.
• Price. $149.00 a month, or $1,490.00 a year. Sales tax is added at checkout where it applies.
• Access. A private link, with no account or password, for use within your firm. Up to 50 downloads a day. The link works while the subscription is paid for.
• Renewal, cancelling and a failed renewal. As for outcome alerts: charged each period until you cancel from the link in every email, access runs to the end of what you paid for, and a failed renewal leaves 7 days to update the card.
• Refunds. A full refund of your first payment on request within 14 days of it. After that, a period already paid for is not refunded.
• Payment. For both subscriptions: by card on Stripe's checkout page, shown as Link, which is the seller of record. This site never sees or stores a card number.

Where the figures come from

The figures are counted from what filers reported to the California Attorney General. An outcome that was never reported is not counted, and recent notices are still being resolved. How the figures are built.

Email

Buying a report sends one email with its link. A subscription sends the emails described above and one email if a renewal fails. Free notice alerts go only to addresses that confirmed them, and every alert has an unsubscribe link. This site does not email companies about notices that name them. Privacy.