Terms and conditions are the contract between you and your customer. Provided you comply with the general law, you can write what terms you like. The really important thing is to make sure that your terms accurately reflect exactly how you intend to “do business”.
Most Internet businesses are expanding. If you are selling services online, sooner or later you will need to provide for problems which could arise from the use of your forum or sales support system, or any other place where users may enter text. If you cannot see this happening to you, we show you where to delete the relevant paragraphs.
If you sell soft services like software or e-books, take a look at our "Website terms and conditions: soft copy download to businesses" document.
If you sell consultancy or other personal services, particularly if your service involves travelling, look at our consultancy documents.
If you sell to consumers, return to the category menu, because you also have to comply with the Distance Selling Regulations and other consumer protection laws.
Finally, this document assumes you sell to an end user. Changes may need to be made to the paragraphs on delivery, risk and returns if you sell to wholesalers or distributors. If you do, you may like to consider agency and sales documents. |
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A comprehensive set of website terms and conditions suitable for any product or range of products if you sell services to business;
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Provides protection (as far as can be given in a document) against problems which could arise from people posting content of any sort on your website;
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A simple structure makes for easy amendment to suit your precise commercial requirements;
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The document covers all the usual basic contractual issues, as well as Internet and technical issues;
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This document comes with an excellent set of notes to help and advise you on drafting points, alternatives and necessary insertions;
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Provides a complete framework |
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Website terms and conditions: member service |
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Website terms and conditions: goods to consumers, payment online |
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Website terms and conditions: soft copy download to businesses |
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Website terms and conditions: services to business, payment online |
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Website terms and conditions: goods to business, no online payment |
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IT consultant's website terms and conditions |
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Website terms and conditions: goods to business, payment online |
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T&C for hosting and services: business to business |
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Website terms and conditions: goods and soft copy download to consumers, payment online |
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Website terms and conditions: services to consumers, payment online |
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Website terms and conditions: goods to consumers no online payment |
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Website terms and conditions: soft copy download to consumers |
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