Privacy Policy
Effective date: September 8, 2026
Bald Business LLC, doing business as EPIC ("EPIC," "we," "us," or "our"), operates EPIC Retreats Cabo.
This Policy describes how we handle personal information in connection with the Cabo website, including
its Webflow draft and production replacement displaying this Policy, application and waitlist forms,
registration, payments, retreat planning, attendance, communications, and associated resources.
This Policy is a notice of our practices. Reading it, visiting a website, or buying a seat does not by itself
give consent to every use described here. We request separate consent where required. The Terms of
Service govern purchases and participation; this Policy does not waive your privacy rights.
1. Who is responsible and how to contact us
Bald Business LLC is responsible for the personal information it determines how and why to process for
EPIC Cabo. Vic Keller and authorized EPIC personnel handle information on behalf of the company.
References to the EPIC brand do not mean that information is automatically available to every business
associated with Vic Keller.
Privacy contact: info@vickeller.com
Mail: Bald Business LLC, DBA EPIC, Attn: Privacy
2600 E Southlake Blvd, Ste 120-306
Southlake, TX 76092, United States
You may contact us with a question, request, complaint, or consent withdrawal. Identify EPIC Cabo in your
message so we can route it correctly. Do not include payment credentials, a passport copy, or medical
records in an initial request. We will explain any additional verification or secure submission step that is
necessary.
2. Information we collect and where it comes from
We collect information directly from you, automatically through the website and communications, and from
providers or other people supporting a requested service. Not every category is collected from every
person. Information about a business may also be personal information when it identifies an owner,
employee, or other individual.
Contact and identification information. This includes your name, email, phone number, mailing or billing
address, company, job title, and contact preferences. Sources include you, a purchaser registering you
with permission, scheduling services, and a person making an introduction. We use it to respond, identify
your application or Order, coordinate participation, and communicate in accordance with your choices.
Application and professional information. This includes business type, revenue ranges, team size,
professional background, goals, readiness to travel, questionnaire answers, and information you share in
application conversations. We use it to assess fit, review applications, tailor the retreat, and prepare
discussions. Public professional information and a permitted referral may supplement what you submit. Do
not provide customer records, employee records, or trade secrets unless specifically needed and lawfully
authorized.
Purchase and account records. This includes Orders, amounts, payment status, invoices, transaction
identifiers, billing details, refund or dispute correspondence, access records, and accepted agreementversions. Payment providers process card or bank credentials through their systems. EPIC's ordinary
business records contain transaction and limited payment details, not full card numbers or card security
codes. Do not send such credentials through ordinary forms or email.
Event logistics and preferences. This includes attendance, requested arrival coordination, guest details
provided with permission, emergency contacts, meal preferences, and accessibility requests. Health,
allergy, disability, dietary, or religious information you choose to provide may be sensitive under applicable
law. We request only what is reasonably needed for the particular arrangement, obtain required consent,
and limit disclosure to personnel and providers who need it. You may discuss a request privately instead
of posting it in a group.
Communications, content, and media. This includes support messages, emails, application conversations,
survey responses, group posts, documents you share, photographs, audio, video, and transcripts of
sessions that are recorded with required notice and consent. A private business conversation may contain
sensitive personal or confidential business information. Recording and publicity uses are addressed in
Section 7.
Device, internet, and usage information. This includes IP address, browser and device type, operating
system, approximate location inferred from an IP address, referring pages, pages viewed, link clicks,
dates and times, cookie identifiers, and interaction with forms, embedded media, or email. Providers may
collect this information through cookies, pixels, logs, or similar technologies. We do not need precise GPS
location to run an ordinary Cabo application.
Preferences and inferences. We may use application responses and interactions to understand program
interests, likely suitability, and communication preferences. These are estimates and may be incorrect.
You may ask us to correct relevant information or have an application reviewed by a person.
Information about others. If you give us another person's information, do so only with authority and direct
them to this Policy. Do not submit children's information. We do not require government ID copies,
biometric identifiers, detailed medical histories, or personal financial account credentials through general
application forms. If a provider needs travel documents or another special category, it should give the
relevant notice and a suitable collection channel before collection.
3. Why we use information
We use information as reasonably necessary for the following purposes:
- Responding to inquiries; reviewing applications and waitlist entries; confirming eligibility; scheduling
conversations; and communicating admission decisions.
- Creating and administering registrations, processing payments, managing balances, delivering promised
materials and access, providing support, and keeping transaction and consent records.
- Planning and delivering the Retreat, preparing relevant discussions, arranging included hospitality,
handling accommodation requests, and addressing safety or emergencies.
- Sending administrative messages about an application, purchase, itinerary, changes, or legal
obligations; and sending newsletters or marketing in accordance with applicable law and your
preferences.
- Understanding website and communication performance, improving content and user experience,
preventing misuse, securing systems, and troubleshooting errors.
- Measuring campaigns, creating permitted audiences, and displaying or measuring advertising, subject to
the choices and restrictions in Section 5.- Creating approved event documentation, educational materials, and promotional media under the
permissions in Section 7.
- Using authorized service providers and AI support tools as described in Section 8; maintaining business,
legal, tax, and accounting records; handling disputes; and complying with applicable law.
Information required to perform an Order or address a safety need may be necessary to provide that
service. Optional marketing, publicity, or unrelated data sharing is not made necessary merely by this
Policy. If we intend to use information for a materially different purpose requiring new notice or consent,
we will provide it first.
4. Who receives information
EPIC personnel and contracted support. Authorized team members, including Vic Keller when involved,
may access contact, application, event, and discussion information relevant to their duties. Access should
be limited to the work they perform for EPIC.
Operational providers. Website hosting, forms, customer relationship management, scheduling,
communications, cloud storage, security, analytics, transcription, and community providers may process
the relevant categories on our behalf. EPIC's platform arrangements may include Webflow for the Cabo
website; GoHighLevel for forms, calendars, communications, and customer management; Stripe for
payments; and Circle if related community access is provided. A listed provider is not necessarily used for
every interaction. Providers receive information needed for their role and are subject to appropriate
contractual restrictions where required.
Payment and financial services. Payment processors, banks, and fraud-prevention providers receive
payment and transaction information to process, verify, and administer payments and disputes. Some act
independently for legal, security, or regulatory purposes. Their own privacy notices explain those activities.
Event and hospitality providers. Venues, caterers, transport or excursion operators, photographers,
accessibility support, and other logistics providers may receive names, attendance details, relevant
preferences, or approved media needed for the service. Where an allergy or accommodation request must
be conveyed, we limit it to necessary information and obtain required permission. Independent hotels or
excursion services you book directly handle their own records.
Advertising and measurement partners. Subject to your choices and law, providers such as Google and
Meta may receive online identifiers, device and browsing activity, campaign interactions, and permitted
audience information for advertising or measurement. We do not authorize sharing health or accessibility
information, private business discussions, or SMS opt-in consent data for independent third-party
marketing. Section 5 explains how some advertising disclosures can legally count as a sale or sharing.
Other attendees and the public. Other attendees receive information you intentionally share in a session
or group. We do not automatically give all attendees your application, financial responses, or private
contact details. A directory or introduction involving nonpublic contact details is provided with appropriate
notice and choice. Public recipients may see authorized promotional media or content you intentionally
make public. We cannot control independent copies or disclosures made by other people, but will address
reported issues within our responsibility.
Advisers, authorities, and successors. We may disclose relevant records to legal, accounting, insurance,
and professional advisers; to authorities or other parties when legally required or reasonably necessary to
protect rights and safety; and to prospective or actual successors during a merger, financing,reorganization, or business sale, subject to appropriate safeguards. A business transfer does not
authorize materially incompatible data uses without the notice or consent the law requires.
We remain responsible for duties that applicable law assigns to EPIC. A reference to a third party's policy
does not eliminate our obligations when selecting or directing a provider.
5. Cookies, advertising, sale or sharing, and choices
Essential technologies support security, form operation, consent preferences, and requested website
features. Optional analytics, embedded media, and advertising technologies help measure use and
campaigns or provide personalized advertising. Emails may use pixels or link tracking to measure delivery
and engagement. A provider may associate device activity with other information it holds.
We do not sell personal information for money. However, disclosures of identifiers, browsing activity,
campaign activity, or permitted audience information to advertising partners may be a "sale," "sharing," or
"targeted advertising" under privacy laws even when no money changes hands. We treat qualifying
disclosures accordingly and provide required opt-out rights. We do not sell sensitive personal information
or use it for cross-context behavioral advertising.
Use the website's Privacy Choices control to manage optional cookies and opt out of sale, sharing, or
targeted advertising. You may also email info@vickeller.com with your preference. You do not need to
create an account to opt out. We honor applicable recognized opt-out preference signals, including Global
Privacy Control, as required by law. For a recognized browser signal, the choice applies at least to that
browser or device and to a known associated account where required and technically identifiable.
Where consent is required before optional technologies operate, they will remain off until you consent.
You may withdraw that consent through Privacy Choices. If you use different devices or browsers, clear
cookies, or browse without signing in, you may need to repeat a choice unless a legally required signal or
known account preference already applies. An opt-out stops covered future disclosures; it does not
necessarily stop every advertisement or remove historical data already lawfully received by an
independent party. You may separately exercise available deletion rights.
Browser controls can block or delete cookies, but may impair some features and do not replace every
legally required opt-out method. We do not generally respond to the older, nonstandard "Do Not Track"
setting; this is distinct from our treatment of legally recognized preference signals. When required, the
website will identify relevant technology categories, providers, and duration in its cookie controls or notice.
We do not knowingly sell or share information of people under 18.
6. Email, texts, calls, and consent records
We use your contact details to respond to requests and send necessary registration, payment, scheduling,
safety, and service information. Marketing communications follow applicable law and the choices you
make at signup. We do not treat a phone number supplied for an application as unlimited permission for
marketing texts, automated calls, or prerecorded or AI-generated voice marketing.
For marketing emails, use the unsubscribe link or contact info@vickeller.com. For texts, reply STOP to opt
out or HELP for assistance. Message frequency varies and message and data rates may apply. You may
revoke consent through other reasonable means as required by law. We process opt-outs within
applicable deadlines and may send a permitted nonmarketing confirmation. Required legal and
operational communications may continue through a lawful alternative channel; a label of "transactional"
does not override a legally effective revocation.Consent to marketing is not a condition of purchase. We may retain the language, timestamp, source,
scope, and status of a consent or opt-out to demonstrate compliance and prevent unwanted messages.
Mobile opt-in information and SMS consent are not shared with third parties or affiliates for their own
marketing. They may be provided to restricted messaging vendors that deliver the program for EPIC or
when legally required. Let us know if your phone number changes or is reassigned.
7. Recordings, event photography, and confidentiality
We may photograph or record identified event areas or sessions for documentation, education, quality, or
authorized marketing. Before recording or transcription begins, we provide notice and obtain consent
where required. A website visit or policy acknowledgment does not constitute blanket permission to record
a call, process sensitive information, or publish a testimonial.
Public promotional use of your identifiable likeness, voice, name, or statements is governed by the
applicable separate media permission. Tell us before the Retreat if you do not want to appear in
promotional content. We will explain available arrangements and respect legal consent and withdrawal
rights. Withdrawal may affect future uses but may not require recall of previously distributed material
where law permits its continued availability.
We do not intentionally publish private-session business details, health information, religious disclosures,
or other sensitive information under a general media permission. An attendee's participation in a private
discussion does not make that discussion public. Access to private recordings is limited to authorized
recipients and stated purposes. Do not record or transcribe others without the required permissions. You
can report an unauthorized disclosure to our privacy contact.
8. AI, automation, and human review
We may use authorized AI and automation tools to assist with communications, scheduling, support,
summaries or transcriptions of properly recorded sessions, application organization, analytics, and internal
administration. Relevant information may be processed by a provider for that function. AI may generate
inaccurate inferences or summaries; request correction or human review when needed.
Application support does not replace a human admission decision. We do not use solely automated
decision-making to make decisions with legal or similarly significant effects without the required notice,
legal basis, and safeguards. We do not use private applications, confidential discussions, or sensitive
information to train a public or general-purpose AI model without separate authorization. Ordinary
authorization to summarize a session is not authorization for unrelated model training.
Where a tool requires a new category of collection, independent data use, or consent for recording or
sensitive data, we will address it before enabling that use. Provider contracts, settings, and access
controls must be appropriate to the information handled.
9. Retention and security
We retain information only for as long as reasonably needed for the disclosed purpose or a lawful
retention obligation. The period depends on the category and use. Application and waitlist information
supports review and permitted future contact; we periodically assess whether it remains useful. Purchase
and agreement records support delivery, accounting, tax, disputes, and legal obligations. Event health or
accommodation notes are retained only as needed for the arrangement, safety, or an applicable legal
claim. Approved media may remain available for the authorized period, subject to withdrawal and other
legal rights.We consider the nature and sensitivity of information, our relationship with you, service and consent
requirements, relevant limitation periods, statutory recordkeeping duties, and whether a dispute or legal
hold exists. When no longer needed, we delete or deidentify information using appropriate methods.
Backup copies may persist until routine replacement, with use restricted as appropriate. We may keep a
minimal suppression record to honor an opt-out rather than re-add you to marketing.
We use reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards appropriate to the
information. No system or transmission method is completely secure. We address security incidents and
provide legally required notices. Please secure your devices and accounts and avoid sending
unnecessary sensitive information through general-purpose forms, group chats, or ordinary email.
10. Your requests and privacy rights
Depending on the applicable law, your location, the context, and whether EPIC is subject to that law, you
may have rights to confirm processing; access and obtain a copy of information; correct inaccuracies;
delete information; receive portable data; restrict or object to processing; withdraw consent; or opt out of
sale, sharing, targeted advertising, or certain profiling. You may also have a right to limit particular uses of
sensitive information. Legal exemptions may apply, including to some business-contact data or records
needed for compliance or claims.
Submit a request through the website's Privacy Choices or privacy request form, email
info@vickeller.com, or write to the address in Section 1. Describe the right you wish to exercise and
provide contact details associated with your interaction. We will request proportionate verification for
access, correction, deletion, or other requests where appropriate. We do not require unnecessary
verification for an opt-out. An authorized agent may act for you subject to applicable proof-of-authority and
verification rules. We provide a secure method if additional evidence is needed.
We will respond within the deadline that applies to your request. For covered US state access, correction,
or deletion requests, this is generally 45 days, with a further 45 days where law allows and after timely
notice explaining the extension. Shorter deadlines apply to some opt-outs and acknowledgments. We will
explain any denial, legal exception, or permissible fee. We do not charge for ordinary requests unless
applicable law permits it and we inform you first.
If a covered US state request is denied, email info@vickeller.com with "Privacy Appeal" and enough
information to identify the request. You may appeal within a reasonable period after the decision. We will
respond within the applicable deadline, no later than 60 days for a Texas appeal, and explain the result. If
an appeal is denied, we will provide information about contacting the appropriate regulator, including the
Texas Attorney General where applicable. You may also complain directly to your relevant regulator
without first contacting us.
We will not unlawfully discriminate or retaliate against you for exercising privacy rights. Some requests
may limit a feature that genuinely needs the information, but optional marketing or publicity is not made a
condition of a paid Retreat. Deletion does not automatically cancel an Order, erase legally required
accounting records, or eliminate existing payment or confidentiality obligations.11. Additional US state and California information
For residents covered by applicable comprehensive state privacy laws, the categories in Section 2 include
identifiers, customer-record information, commercial information, internet activity, professional information,
audio and visual information, inferences, and sensitive information where voluntarily provided for an event
need. Sections 3 and 4 describe the purposes and recipient categories. Retention criteria are in Section 9.
Sale, sharing, and targeted advertising choices are in Section 5.
Where the California Consumer Privacy Act applies, you may request disclosure of the categories and
specific pieces of personal information collected about you, categories of sources, purposes, and
categories of recipients, including information sold, shared, or disclosed for business purposes during the
applicable period. You may request deletion or correction, opt out of sale or sharing, and exercise any
applicable sensitive-information limitation right. We do not use sensitive information to infer characteristics
or for purposes requiring a limitation right unless we first provide the required notice and controls. We do
not knowingly sell or share the information of minors.
Where a California notice at collection or historical categories disclosure is required, we provide it at or
before collection and with the applicable privacy disclosures. The privacy contact and request methods
above are available for questions about the relevant categories and period. California residents may also
request information about covered disclosures for third parties' own direct marketing under California's
Shine the Light law, where applicable, using the same contact details. A statement that a disclosure is not
a monetary sale does not remove California sale or sharing rights.
12. Mexico and cross-border retreat operations
EPIC is based in the United States, and information used to operate the Cabo Retreat may also be
handled in Mexico and countries where our providers operate. For example, a Cabo venue may need an
attendee list or an approved dietary note. International transfers can be subject to different privacy laws.
We apply required safeguards, notices, contracts, and consent requirements; use of the website alone is
not blanket consent to every international transfer.
Where Mexico's private-sector data-protection law applies, you may exercise rights of access,
rectification, cancellation, and opposition (ARCO), revoke consent, or seek to limit use or disclosure
through the privacy contact in Section 1. State your name, response contact, the data or processing
involved, the requested action, and any information needed to locate your records. If requesting
correction, describe the correction and available supporting evidence. We will explain a suitable process
for verifying your identity or representative's authority.
For a complete and valid request governed by that law, we communicate the determination within the
applicable period, generally 20 business days, and implement an approved request within the following 15
business days, subject to lawful extensions, suspensions, and exceptions. Cancellation may involve
blocking records before deletion where legal retention applies. You may seek review from the competent
Mexican data-protection authority where available.
Essential purposes include reviewing your request, delivering the purchased event, coordinating
necessary hospitality and accommodations, safety, payment administration, and legal compliance.
Optional marketing and promotional publicity are secondary purposes; you may decline them through the
methods above without losing access to essential services. We obtain the form of consent required for
financial or sensitive information and non-exempt transfers. Any additional locally required notice identifies
the applicable local responsible party and processing details before collection.13. EEA, United Kingdom, and other international rights
Where the EU or UK data-protection rules apply to our processing, we rely on the legal basis appropriate
to the specific use: steps you request before a contract and contract performance for registration and
delivery; legal obligation for required records and regulatory responses; legitimate interests for
proportionate security, support, business administration, and service improvement after considering your
rights; and consent for marketing, optional tracking, recordings, or sensitive-data uses where required.
Emergency processing may rely on vital interests where legally available. We identify an additional lawful
condition before processing special-category data where needed.
Where those laws apply, you may also request restriction, object to processing based on legitimate
interests, object to direct marketing at any time, and seek portability for qualifying information. Consent
can be withdrawn without affecting the lawfulness of earlier processing. We generally respond within one
month and may extend by up to two further months where legally permitted, with timely explanation. You
may complain to your local supervisory authority or the UK Information Commissioner's Office.
For restricted international transfers, we use an applicable lawful mechanism, such as recognized
contractual safeguards or another permitted basis, and any required supplementary measures. Contact us
for the relevant mechanism and how to obtain information about safeguards, subject to necessary
redactions. Where an EU or UK representative or additional local notice is legally required, we provide its
details with the applicable notice before covered processing. Other jurisdictions may provide additional
rights, which you may raise with our privacy contact.
14. Children and independent third-party services
The Cabo offering is intended for adults age 18 and older. We do not knowingly solicit information from
children or sell or share their information. If you believe a child supplied information, contact us so we can
investigate and delete it or take another legally required step. An adult's attendance does not authorize
submission of a child's details.
Links, embedded media, and direct bookings can connect you to independently operated services. Review
their privacy notices and choices. EPIC's Policy covers processing for which EPIC is responsible and does
not describe every independent provider's practices.
15. Changes to this Policy
We may revise this Policy to reflect actual services, practices, or legal requirements. We will update the
date and provide additional notice for material changes as required. A new policy does not retroactively
create consent, erase a valid opt-out, or authorize a materially incompatible use. We will obtain new
consent when required. Contact info@vickeller.com for questions or to request a copy of the Policy
applicable to your interaction.