ConvertCore

Terms of service

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The rules for using ConvertCore. Each section below summarizes what the full legal text covers.

Agreeing to these terms

By using the ConvertCore site, apps and services, you agree to these terms, our fees, and the policies they refer to, including our Privacy Policy.

1. Access to the services

We may change, suspend or limit parts of the services. You must be of legal age and allowed to act for your business, and some types of business can’t use ConvertCore.

Sellers

Account limits, how buyer disputes and chargebacks are handled, and what sellers are responsible for.

Buyers

Our role in processing payments for stores, payment authorizations and card network rules.

Sellers and buyers

Transaction holds, who is responsible for taxes, and indemnity.

2. Content

Don’t copy or store content from the services without permission. Trademarks shown belong to their owners.

3. Intellectual property and copyright complaints

How we handle copyright (DMCA) and trademark complaints, what sellers confirm about the rights to their products and designs, and how sellers cooperate when a complaint is made.

4. Holds and reserves

When there is risk or a policy violation, we may hold or reserve funds and ask for reimbursement.

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5. Results

You own the results of your use of the services. We may use combined, anonymous data to run and improve them.

6. Restrictions

No hacking, phishing, spam, or misuse of the services or of other people’s data.

7. Warranty disclaimer

The services are provided as they are, without promises beyond what these terms state.

8. Third-party sites and services

We aren’t responsible for sites and services run by others that you reach through ConvertCore.

9. Registration and security

Keep your account details accurate and your login private.

10. Indemnity

You cover ConvertCore for claims that come from how you use the services.

11. Limitation of liability

Limits on what ConvertCore is liable for, and the maximum amount.

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12. Termination and fees

How either side can end the agreement, which fees are non-refundable, and which terms continue after it ends.

13. Privacy

How we handle personal data is described in our Privacy Policy.

14. Dispute resolution

The time limit for bringing a claim, the governing law and the courts that hear disputes.

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15. Miscellaneous

Waiver, severability, assignment, the entire agreement, and notices by email.

Questions about these terms? Contact us.