Blog: Terms & Conditions Agreements
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Terms and Conditions for Influencers
When you're an influencer, it's important to have a Terms and Conditions agreement (T&C) in place for your website. Terms and Conditions (also known as Terms of Use or Terms of Service agreements) are important legal documents that outline the rights and responsibilities of both you and your users. They also...
Terms and Conditions for Personal Sites
When you create a personal website, you are responsible for setting the terms and the conditions of using that site. A Terms and Conditions agreement (T&C), also known as a Terms of Service or Terms of Use, establishes the rules that users must follow when accessing and using your site. It...
Virtual Address/PO Box Address in Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions
Providing contact information is not only considered a best practice for businesses but is a legal obligation under many privacy laws. In most cases, it involves providing an email address, a customer care phone line, and perhaps most importantly, a physical business address. If for any reason you don't have a...
How to Add Terms and Conditions to a Wix Site
Adding a Terms and Conditions agreement to your Wix website is a smart move, whether you run an ecommerce site or a personal blog. These agreements are where you inform the public and your users about the rules, restrictions and guidelines for using your Wix site. Not only can they help...
User-Generated Content Clause
User-generated content forms the basis of many online businesses today. For the most obvious examples of this, consider Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. User-generated content is central to these services and the user experience they deliver. If your website or app publishes user-generated content, it's important to set out the rules and...
Conditions of Return/Customer Requirements Clauses
If you've ever tried to return a product or get a refund, you know how important it is that companies clearly lay out the requirements to get your money back. This information should be disclosed within a conditions of return and/or customer requirements clause. A clause like this is important for...