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A well structured Terms and Conditions Agreement is really important to your website. It sets out the rules of use and the responsibilities of your users when navigating your website.
It also provides important information regarding refunds, cookies, security and much more.
Your users will need to agree to this contract in order to use your website. So making sure it covers all of your needs is our job.
At Privacy Terms our goal is to provide you with an extremely cost effective legal document so that you feel confident that your website is covered.
Our comprehensive yet easy to use generator will help to create a Terms and Conditions agreement that is tailored to your websites needs.
Our generator is fast, easy to use and priced extremely competitively. Ensure your business has a terms and conditions agreement that includes all the elements required in an enforceable contract.
Your Terms and Conditions should be placed in a noticeable location on your website. Most websites add them as a hyperlink (a link to another web page) in the footer, however this is not ideal as it is required that your terms and conditions be conspicuous.
There are two ways in which you can display your terms and conditions agreement so they may be most likely to be enforceable. These are:
1. A Clickwrap Agreement: This form of agreement includes a click box or check box, which must be clicked on by the user indicating that they have read and agree to the websites Terms and Conditions before they can proceed any further on the website.
2. A Browsewrap Agreement: This type of agreement doesn't require any action on behalf of the user but instead indicates that by usage of the website the terms and conditions are agreed to. The hyperlink to the website's Terms and Conditions should be very conspicuous, must take the user directly to the Terms and Conditions Agreement and clearly state that by continuing to use the website and it's services, the user is agreeing to the Terms and Conditions.
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