Privacy, Terms & Disclaimer

 

Privacy, Terms & Disclaimer

Sampson Expedition

Last updated: 03/26/2026

1. Overview

Sampson Expedition is a personal blog and media platform sharing our journey through van life, family travel, DIY projects, and everyday life.

By using this website, you agree to the terms outlined below.

2. Privacy Policy

We respect your privacy and are committed to protecting any information you share with us.

Information We May Collect:

  • Name and email (if you contact us or subscribe)
  • Basic analytics data (such as page views, traffic sources, and general usage)

We do not sell, trade, or share your personal information with third parties for marketing purposes.

How We Use Information:

  • To respond to messages or inquiries
  • To improve our website and content
  • To understand what content people enjoy most

This site may use cookies or analytics tools (such as Google Analytics) to help us better understand visitor behavior.

3. Terms of Use

All content on this site—including text, images, and videos—is owned by Sampson Expedition unless otherwise stated.

You may:

  • Share our content with proper credit
  • Link to our posts or videos

You may not:

  • Copy or reproduce content without permission
  • Use our content for commercial purposes without written consent

4. General Disclaimer

Everything shared on this website and our associated content platforms (YouTube, social media, etc.) is based on our personal experience.

We are not licensed professionals in areas such as:

  • Mechanical engineering
  • Electrical systems
  • Medical or health advice
  • Financial or legal advice

Any actions you take based on our content are done at your own risk.

5. Travel & DIY Disclaimer

We share our experiences with van building, travel, and gear based on what works for our family.

However:

  • Every setup is different
  • Every situation is unique
  • Safety should always be your top priority

Please do your own research and consult professionals when necessary before making major decisions regarding:

  • Vehicle modifications
  • Electrical systems
  • Travel safety
  • Health-related matters

6. Affiliate Disclosure

Some links on this site may be affiliate links.

This means:
👉 If you click a link and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission—at no additional cost to you.

We only recommend products and gear that:

  • We personally use
  • We genuinely believe in
  • Fit our family and travel needs

Our goal is always to provide honest, helpful recommendations—not just promote products.

7. Sponsored Content

From time to time, we may partner with brands for sponsored content.

When we do:

  • We will clearly disclose it
  • We will only work with brands that align with our values
  • We will maintain honest opinions, regardless of compensation

8. Limitation of Liability

Sampson Expedition is not responsible for:

  • Any errors or omissions in content
  • Any losses, injuries, or damages resulting from use of this information

Use of this website and its content is at your own risk.

9. Contact

If you have any questions regarding this policy, you can contact us at:

📧 sampsonexpedition@gmail.com

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