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Terms and Conditions

Terms and Conditions

§ 1 Definitions
§ 2 General provisions
§ 3 Types and scope of electronically provided services
§ 4 Conditions for the provision of electronic services
§ 5 Agreement on the provision of electronic services
§ 6 Complaints procedure
§ 7 Final provisions

 

§ 1 The definitions

  1. The use in the regulations is therefore to be understood as follows:
  2. Rules – rules for the provision of services by electronic means;
  3. Service provider – Sofia Zielińska, doing business under the name INC Sofia, ul. Zimy 14, 86-005 Murowaniec, NIP: 9671399689, REGON: 368769161, e-mail address: contact@vouchercell.com;
  4. Service Recipient – ​​a natural person, legal person and organizational unit without legal personality, whose legal action is carried out via the Website,
  5. Entrepreneur – a natural person, legal person or organizational unit without legal personality, which in the course of a business activity or as a legal person carries out its activities via the Website,
  6. Consumer – a person who uses the service through the Website for a purpose directly related to his field of activity or activity,
  7. Website – an Internet service operated by the Service Provider and available at https://vouchercell.com/,
  8. Electronic services – electronic transmission services provided by the service provider in the context of providing the website,
  9. Newsletter – a service provided electronically by the Service Provider, consisting in sending the Service Recipient information,
  10. Discount code – a sequence of alphanumeric characters that entitles you to use discounts, reductions and promotions offered by third parties on the terms and conditions set by them.

§ 2 General Provisions

  1. The Internet connections contain provisions determining the scope of services provided electronically by the service provider, the conditions for access to those services, the conditions for providing services electronically and the complaint procedure.
  2. The provisions constitute the provisions within the meaning of Article 8 of the Law of 18 July 2002 on the provision of services by electronic means.
  3. The provisions do not apply to services provided by the service provider in any other way, nor to radio services provided by the service provider electronically via Internet domains other than the domain of the service.
  4. Service information about services and to legal entities, as well as advertising of services and goods of legal entities by third parties, including in the form of discount codes. Rules for the use of these services and goods, as well as advertising of services and goods regulated by third parties.
  5. The regulator does not want to use, use and exploit its services. When you use the regulation function, the time you need to be connected to the service is no longer available and you have to download the forms to get the desired service.
  6. The service recipient’s communication with the service provider incurs costs for the service recipient resulting from agreements concluded by the service recipient with third parties regarding the possibility of using certain forms of distance communication. The service provider does not charge any additional fees or services for the possibility of communicating with him.
  7. In the event of a dispute with the service provider, the consumer has the opportunity to settle the matter amicably by: 1) turning to a permanent consumer arbitration court, 2) through mediation, 3) contacting the national inspector of the trade inspection, 4) contacting 5) using the platform for resolving disputes between consumers and entrepreneurs at EU level at http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr (ODR platform).

§ 3 Types and scope of services by sea

  1. The Service Provider does not provide electronic services from the Service:a) sharing data and materials contained in the Service in information about services and responsible entities, as well as about promotions declared by third parties for their goods and services;b) enabling sending messages to the Service Provider via contact forms, accessible within the Service;c) providing discount codes, as well as the ability to send a discount code via the form available in the Service;
    d) Newsletter Service.
  2. The Service Provider provides access to all or some of the Electronic Services through the Website, as well as access to the Website by amending the Terms and Conditions, while respecting the rights of the Service Recipients and the principles of application of the Terms and Conditions.

§ 4 Conditions for the provision of electronic services

  1. Technical requirements for cooperation with the IT system through which the service provider provides the electronic service: a) PC, Mac or other device enabling the use of the service,
    b) Access to the Internet,
    c) Access to email,
    d) Software Sevice in Internet form.
  2. Service providers are prohibited from providing content of an illegal nature or from allowing access to the content contained on the website without the consent of the service provider.

§ 5 Contract for the provision of services by electronic means

  1. The contract for the provision of services by electronic means within the framework of the newsletter services is concluded at the time of launch, and within the framework of the services at the time of launch of the respective service for use used with certain electronic services.
  2. The contract for the provision of electronic services provided for the newsletter services remains in force for an indefinite period until the cancellation of the payment. Within the framework of certain electronic services related to the mediation of the website, the contract for the use of these services remains in force for an indefinite period and is subject to the moment and termination of the use of the relevant electronic services by the service recipient and without the need for an approved declaration.
  3. The service recipient may terminate the services referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 at any time and without request by using appropriate e-mail or in writing to the address of the service provider, and within the framework of newsletter services also by pressing the “unsubscribe” button in the received message. The service recipient who is a consumer may also withdraw from the original contract pursuant to paragraphs 1 and 2 within 14 days, without referring to the principles of the Act of 30 May 2014 on consumer rights, by means of an appropriate instrument by post or in writing to the address of the service provider. When exercising the right to withdraw from the contract, it is possible to use the conditions for withdrawing from the contract contained in Annex no. 2 to the above-mentioned Act, but this is not obligatory. The right to withdraw from the contract shall extend to the territory directly related to its scope of application if it follows from the content of this contract that it does not have a maritime form of transport, in particular if the subject matter of the contract specifies the scope of business activity regulated by the provisions on the Central Register and Information on Business Activity.

§ 6 Complaints Procedure

  1. The service recipient, the consumer, may submit a complaint regarding the radio services electronically, via the e-mail service, or in writing to the address of the service provider. The possibility of submitting a complaint enables access to the account directly with its range, if it follows from the content of this agreement that it does not have a radio frequency available to the subject covering its business activity, which is discussed on the basis of the provisions on the Central Register and Information on Business Activity. In the event of an entrepreneurial event, the possibility of submitting a complaint is activated and in relation to it any liability of the service provider is excluded, except for cases of damage due to intentional misconduct.
  2. The Service Provider shall examine the complaint within a maximum of 14 days from the date of its receipt and shall inform the Service User of its withdrawal.

§ 7 Final Provisions

  1. The Service Provider may update the content of the Regulations for the following reasons: a) it requires the application of the Regulations to new or amended legislation, concerns the notification of the content of the Regulations,
    b) the need to update the operation of the Service, provided that this change does not apply to the rights acquired by the Service Users or restricts access to them,
    c) exclusion or change of the terms of use of individual services within the Service, provided that these changes do not require or restrict the Service Users’ access to the existing services.
  2. About the change of the Regulations of the Service Provider, which will be announced to the Service Users by publishing the current version of the Regulations on the Website
  3. If the Service Recipient does not agree with the introduction of changes to the Regulations, he has the right to terminate the contract for the provision of services electronically.
  4. To the extent that no provision is made in the Regulation, the provisions on rights shall apply, including those introduced by the Law of 18 July 2002 on the provision of services by electronic means.
  5. All graphic elements of the Service, technical solutions available therein, content elements, as well as the manner in which graphic elements and content are integrated (layout), as well as software, databases and other materials integrated into the Service are subject to the copyright of the Service Provider and the right holders in accordance with the Decree of 4 February 1994 on copyright and related rights.
  6. In order to use the Service, the Service Provider grants the Service Recipients a non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-assignable license to use the Service granted for the duration of the use of the Service. Under the license granted, the Service Recipient is only permitted to temporarily reproduce the Service by displaying it on the Internet and storing temporary files for the purpose of use with devices used in the manner required for use with regulatory devices.
  7. All disputes arising between the Service Provider and the Service Recipient who is an entrepreneur shall be settled by an ordinary court having jurisdiction over the entity providing the service. The previous sentence shall not apply to a person with whom he has entered into a direct agreement within its scope, if it follows from the content of this contract that he does not have a main name transferred with the subject matter covering his business activity and which is discussed on the basis of the provisions on the Central Register and Information on Business Activity.