Terms & Conditions:-

-:Access to, and use of, the website:-

Your business’ website is invaluable for promoting your brand and reputation to customers. It’s likely that when you sell overseas you may not have a personal relationship with your customers.  Your website will act as the face of your business. Therefore, it is important that customers know where to find your terms and conditions, which regulate the use of your website.

Most websites have a hyperlink, usually at the bottom of the home page, to “website terms” or “terms and conditions”. This is where the contract between the website provider and each website user can be found. On a marketing website (where you can’t actually buy any products) the terms may be limited to:

the process of contract formation (generally, by using the website the user will be deemed to have accepted the terms and conditions and will be bound by them) how amendments will be made to the terms and conditions (usually by posting a notice on the home page of the website stating that amendments have been made and that by continuing to use the website the user is deemed to accept those amendments)ownership, and restrictions on the use of, website content and data collected from website users
a limited license for the user to view the website content.