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Website Terms and Conditions Archive

Are You Selling Overseas? What About Worldwide Terms and Conditions?

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More and more online businesses are marketing to overseas customers. With an online business you have access to a larger potential customer base – it’s an easy and low cost way to sell more goods and services. So what do businesses do about Terms and Conditions (“T&Cs”) for their customers in other countries? Can they […]

Published on 25 March 2015 Filed under Website Terms and Conditions

Do NOT Copy Legals from Other Websites

Many website designers and developers are suggesting to their customers that they should copy Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy statements from other websites. Don’t, this is illegal! There are a lot of risks when you copy another business’ website material but particularly if you copy their website Terms and Conditions or their Privacy Policy. […]

Published on 31 March 2013 Filed under Website Terms and Conditions

You Are Responsible for Content Others Post on Your Website

Did you know, as a website owner, you are liable for things people post on your website? By letting others post content, comments or contribute to your website, you may be opening yourself up to claims or headaches from issues you are not even aware of. When you permit website visitors to freely post comments, […]

Published on 18 February 2013 Filed under Website Terms and Conditions

Copyright Breach: Don’t Copy Terms & Conditions

It is a common misconception that if something has been posted online, it is in the public domain and may be copied, reposted, extracted, commented on and used freely. No! This is not the case. In fact, this is wrong. If you copy material off the internet without permission, you are very likely infringing the […]

Published on 1 October 2012 Filed under Website Terms and Conditions

Disclaimer or Terms & Conditions: Which Is Better?

From a risk management perspective it is essential that all websites include a disclaimer on their site. Including a Website Disclaimer aims to protect a website owner from foreseeable and unforeseeable claims that a user of the website claims to suffer as a result of their reliance on the information on the site. Although most […]

Published on 21 May 2012 Filed under Website Terms and Conditions

Do Websites Need Disclaimer AND Terms & Conditions?

Websites that give some type of advice or provide goods or services should have both a Website Terms and Conditions and Disclaimer on their site. A website disclaimer is necessary to ensure a site’s information is not improperly relied upon and can protect the owner from various claims by visitors and customers to the website. […]

Published on 16 April 2012 Filed under Website Terms and Conditions

Why You Need Terms and Conditions For Your Website

Every site should have some type of Website Terms and Conditions, even if they are not very extensive. This is an approach that should be taken to limit the liability of the website owner. As a website owner cannot control who accesses their site, they cannot control how the information on the site may be […]

Published on 9 January 2012 Filed under Website Terms and Conditions

When Does a Website Require Terms and Conditions?

Generally all sites should have Website Terms and Conditions. This will decrease the risk of the owner of the website’s liability for damage claimed to have been suffered by a visitor to their site, in a number of ways. With a website being accessible to anyone, a website owner has no control over who accesses […]

Published on 28 November 2011 Filed under Website Terms and Conditions

Does My Website Need Terms and Conditions?

The short answer is Yes – all sites should contain some form of Website Terms and Conditions for their visitors and customers. The nature of a website will sometimes determine the necessity to have Terms and Conditions on your website. It is strongly recommended that websites that have goods or services for sale or give […]

Published on 26 September 2011 Filed under Website Terms and Conditions

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