Two brand names, one company. UR Local Marketing LLC does business as "El Cajon Services", and both the Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy state that they cover urlocalmarketing.com and elcajonservices.com. Whichever site you found and whichever name is on the work, your agreement is with the same California company under the same two documents.
The legal entity
- Legal name: UR Local Marketing LLC.
- Doing business as: El Cajon Services.
- Mailing address: UR Local Marketing LLC, 152 W Park Ave, Ste 150, El Cajon, CA 92020. The Terms state this address is for correspondence, and that postal mail is not a valid channel for legal notices.
- The Terms also state that your contract is with the company itself: to the extent permitted by law, claims are brought against the LLC, not against any owner, manager, employee, or contractor personally.
The right channel for each thing
- Legal notices, disputes, billing issues, refunds, and cancellations: email [email protected], with the notice written in the body of the email. The Terms name this as the only valid notice channel.
- General support: [email protected]. The Privacy Policy notes this reaches the same inbox.
- Phone: +1-888-252-0251, for sales and support only. Calls may be recorded, and phone is never a valid channel for legal notices, disputes, cancellations, or refunds.
Why both domains are named
The documents name both domains so a client of either brand reads the same rules: one refund policy, one privacy posture, one dispute process. There is no separate El Cajon Services contract. The DBA is a trade name of the LLC, and the team behind both works with local businesses across San Diego County.
For what the documents actually say, start with The Terms of Use, Summarized and The Privacy Policy, Summarized, or go straight to the documents themselves at Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
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