Terms & Conditions / Web services

The Website Terms and Conditions outline details regarding your company, website, user conduct, and rights. In the event of a legal dispute involving your company, this document will be referenced by the court. Therefore, it is crucial to be comprehensive and meticulous in its creation.

1. GoClean Information

As the website’s owner, I will provide the full name of the company, along with the website's domain and the state in which the website operates. Your Terms and Conditions will then be tailored to comply with the regulations of the selected state.

Offer users multiple means of contacting you, including a phone number, email address, and physical address. Additionally, if applicable, include a feedback form as an alternative method of communication.

2. GoClean Site information

When crafting your Terms and Conditions, it's crucial to consider the unique features and characteristics of your website. To guarantee that your Terms and Conditions encompass all essential details, take note of:

• If there’s a minimum age requirement for users on your site (if applicable)
• If users can create an account on your site (if applicable)
• If users can buy goods or services on your site (if applicable)
• If users can share their own content or create public posts on your site (if applicable)
• The payment methods your site accepts (if applicable)

For websites engaged in the sale of goods or services, it's essential to detail the types of products or services available. Clarify whether purchases are one-time transactions or if your company provides subscription-based services.

3. Third-party Contributions

Indicate whether your website sells products or provides services sourced from third-party entities. Additionally, clarify if your site will display advertisements or feature links to third-party websites.

4. User Behaviours

To control user conduct, outline unacceptable uses of your website. Examples of behaviors you may wish to prohibit include:

• Harassing or abusing other users (if applicable)
• Violating the rights of other users (if applicable)
• Hacking user accounts (if applicable)
• Committing fraudulent acts (if applicable)
• Posting material that may be deemed inappropriate or offensive (if applicable)

You may additionally define any other user actions you wish to prohibit, particularly those that are specific to your site.

5. Guarantees

Depending on your website's nature, you have the option to incorporate a guarantee within your Terms and Conditions. This guarantee represents a commitment by the company or entity to fulfill specific conditions.

For example, Consider a scenario where a fitness instructor sells an e-book featuring a 30-day personal training guide. In this case, the Terms and Conditions could feature a commitment ensuring that in the event of an update to the e-book, all prior purchasers will receive the revised edition.

6. Disputes

You have the option to outline the procedures for resolving disputes between yourself and users of your website. These conflicts can be addressed through mediation, arbitration, or a combination of both mediation and arbitration.

7. Additional clauses

If there are any particular aspects of your website that you deem essential to address, you have the option to draft your own supplementary clauses. Here are some pointers for creating customised clauses:

• Write your clauses clearly and in plain language
• Limit them to one paragraph in length
• Use a new clause for each unique point
• Use any predefined terms, such as Site, in your clauses

8. Choose an effective date

Specify the effective date for your Website Terms and Conditions.