The figures that apply
These figures are the working rules for cyberfusionsystem on cyberfusionsystem.site. Every price on the site is in Indian rupees and uses the ₹ symbol. The published hosting plans are Basic, Professional and Unlimited. A term is monthly, yearly or three years. The price published for a term is the price charged again when that same term renews, unless a page on this site shows a different current price before the renewal is accepted. Ticket hours are 10:00 to 22:00 IST every day. Lines marked sample storefront detail are not confirmed contacts. No street address, phone number or mailbox is published, and none should be inferred from the domain name. A new hosting term can be cancelled with a refund of the hosting fee for that term during the first 7 calendar days after the account is marked active, if the account has not been suspended for abuse and fewer than 200 outbound messages were sent. After those 7 days the hosting fee for the current term is not refunded. A renewal stops only when a ticket asks for it at least 3 days before the term ends. A late notice means the next term starts, and the 7-day window applies to that new term only. A domain registration, transfer or renewal fee is not refunded after the request has been sent to the registry. Before that submission the domain line can be removed and the fee is not due. A domain name cannot be exchanged for a different name. One plan exchange between Basic, Professional and Unlimited is available during a term. The difference between the listed prices is invoiced or credited on the next invoice. It is not paid out as cash, except inside the 7-day window, where a change that lowers the plan is treated as a cancellation of the original term under the refund rule plus a separate new order. There is no physical shipment. Hosting access is delivered in the client area. The target is the same calendar day when the order is accepted between 10:00 and 22:00 IST. Other orders wait for the next window. Registry nameserver changes can take up to 48 hours. If the client area or the hosting account is unreachable for a continuous hour because of a fault on our platform, and a ticket is opened within 7 days, a service credit of one day of the current term is added for each such hour, capped at half the fee of that term. Credits stay on the account. They are not cash. Faults in the visitor's domain, theme or application are outside the credit. This website does not collect card numbers, UPI identifiers or wallet addresses. Placing an order stores a request in the browser and opens the client area login when no session exists. No bank, card network or payment company is named here because none is appointed on this frontend. Abuse, phishing, malware and unsolicited bulk mail can lead to suspension without a refund.
What this site stores in the browser
cyberfusionsystem.site uses the browser's local storage and session storage rather than a banner of advertising cookies. The keys are part of the client area. They are listed here so a visitor can refuse them with an informed choice. Refusing them means the public pages still load and the client area does not remember accounts, orders, tickets or a dismissed announcement.
local storage key cfs_users holds account names, emails and passwords created on this browser. cfs_orders holds order requests. cfs_contact holds contact-form messages. cfs_tickets holds tickets. cfs_announce remembers that the announcement bar was closed. session storage key cfs_session holds the signed-in name and email. cfs_reset holds a password reset code until it is used or the session storage is cleared. cfs_order_draft holds a plan, a term and a domain while the visitor is sent to login.
These keys are written by the site's own script. They are not written by an advertising network. The site does not read cookies belonging to other hosts. It does not set a cookie for a social plugin, because social plugins are not on the pages.
Why each key is there
cfs_users exists so registration and login can work without a server. The password is stored in the clear on purpose of this demonstration and only on the visitor's machine. That is a reason to refuse the storage on a shared computer, not a reason to treat the client area as a secure identity system.
cfs_session exists so the header can show the account menu after login and hide it after logout. Logout removes this key. It does not remove cfs_users. A person who wants the password gone clears site data.
cfs_orders exists so an order confirmation can be shown again and listed on the account page. The commercial rules, including the 7-day refund window and the 3-day renewal notice, are not enforced by this key. The key is a record of what was asked. A live term, once one exists, is cancelled through a ticket as the cancellation policy describes.
cfs_contact and cfs_tickets exist so the form can confirm that a message was kept. They are not an inbox on a server. cfs_announce avoids showing the same bar on every page after the visitor closes it. cfs_reset exists only for the reset flow. cfs_order_draft exists so a domain typed before login is not forgotten on the way through the login page.
How to refuse or delete storage
The visitor can refuse storage in the browser settings for cyberfusionsystem.site, or clear site data after a visit. While storage is blocked, the login form cannot save a session, the order button can still open login, and the login cannot succeed in a way that survives a reload. Plan pages, journal pages, tools that only transform pasted text, and these policies remain readable.
There is no consent banner that silently allows a marketing cookie, because there is no marketing cookie to allow. Essential storage for the client area is used when the visitor submits a form that needs it. Submitting the form is the action that writes the key. Reading the homepage does not create an account.
On a shared computer, clear site data when finished. Logout alone leaves the password in cfs_users. The privacy notice says the same thing. The two pages should be read together.
Other sites and pasted text
Tools accept text the visitor pastes. The script processes that text in the page. It does not add a tool-vendor cookie, because the tools are part of this site and not an embedded product from a tracker. A visitor who pastes a personal name into a formatter should clear the page afterwards. The formatter does not add its own storage key.
Links to the visitor's own domain, or name-server hostnames printed on the site, do not set cookies on those hosts from here. If the visitor opens their registrar, that registrar's cookies are that registrar's notice, not this one.
The site does not use storage to remember a shopping cart of retail goods. There is no cart. Hosting orders use cfs_orders as described above. Prices remembered on an order are the INR totals printed at the time, such as ₹149 for Basic monthly.
How long the keys last
local storage keys last until they are cleared. session storage keys last until the browser drops them, which is commonly when the session ends, and until the reset or draft flow deletes its own key. The site does not set an expiry date inside cfs_users. A visitor who wants a shorter life clears the data.
A service credit, a refund window and a renewal notice are not cookies and are not measured by these keys. They are described in the figures at the top of this page and are carried out, when a live service exists, through tickets. Deleting cfs_orders does not cancel a live term and does not start a refund.
Changes to storage
If a new key is added, this page and the privacy notice should name it in the same update. Keys that are no longer written should be removed from the list so visitors are not told to look for something the script abandoned. The commercial figures are repeated here so a storage change is never mistaken for a change to the 7-day rule, the 200-message limit, the 3-day renewal notice, or the outage credit.
Sample storefront detail: there is no data-protection officer mailbox published. A question about storage can be typed into the contact form, which stores cfs_contact on this browser and does not send mail.