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GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR USING THE VENILUCK Ltd. WEBSITE

Art.1 These General Terms and Conditions for using the website of VENILUCK Ltd. and the services provided through them regulate the relations between VENILUCK Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as VENILUCK Ltd.) and any person (hereinafter referred to as User) for using the website of VENILUCK Ltd. Ltd. and / or the services provided through it. In terms of these terms, the website of VENILUCK Ltd is www.veniluck.com.

Art.2. There are two categories of users within the meaning of these Terms:

Paragraph 1. Active Users – using the contact form – Users who actively use the VENILUCK Ltd. website by entering a mobile number and / or e-mail address and name. Mandatory data to be entered depend on the purposes of use – inquiries.

Paragraph 2. Inactive – Users who visit the website of VENILUCK Ltd. without using the contact form.

Art.3. These rules are published on the website of VENILUCK Ltd. and are considered accepted by the User upon entering the site. The User undertakes to use the services in accordance with the requirements of these General Terms.

Art.4. By accepting these General Terms and Conditions, the User is informed and agrees that VENILUCK Ltd. to send calls, messages and e-mails for the purposes of direct marketing and advertising of own services of the company or services and products of third parties, giving everyone the opportunity User, in case of receiving a call, message or e-mail for the purposes of direct marketing, to disagree with the future receipt of such messages. VENILUCK Ltd. fulfills any refusal to receive future communications for marketing purposes.

Art.5. No infringement of copyright, www.veniluck.com rights, trademark or other intellectual property rights is prohibited.

Art.6. Each User who uses the services of the VENILUCK Ltd. website has the right to express an opinion regarding these General Terms and Conditions by sending a personal message through the inquiry form.

Art.7. Questions related to the use of the websites of VENILUCK Ltd. offered on the Internet can be asked by the User by sending a message through the inquiry form.

Art.8. Information related to the ways of using the respective website of VENILUCK Ltd., as well as to the services provided through it, can be obtained through the inquiry form.

Art.9. VENILUCK Ltd. undertakes to keep the secrecy of the correspondence, as well as not to disclose the personal information provided by the persons without their prior consent, unless this follows by virtue of a normative provision.

 

Article 10 VENILUCK Ltd. reserves the right not to respond to inquiries at the discretion of the administrator.

Art.11. VENILUCK Ltd. is not liable to the User for:

Paragraph 1. losses, lost profits and other damages caused to the User as a result of using services through the website of VENILAC Ltd. and the page itself, as well as the inability to use these services;

Paragraph 2. inability of the User to use the functionality of the website;

Paragraph 3 claims by third parties against the User during or in connection with the use of the functionality of the website;

Art.12. VENILUCK Ltd. is not responsible if in case of violations of the software or hardware of other providers on the Internet or electronic communications in and / or abroad, the User may not partially or fully use the capabilities of the functionality provided on the website VENILUCK Ltd.

Art.13. VENILUCK Ltd. processes the personal data of individuals (Active Users), in compliance with the requirements of Regulation 2016/679 and Ordinance №1 / 30.01.2013 on technical measures and levels of protection.

Art.14. VENILUCK Ltd. reserves the right to unilaterally change these General Terms and Conditions, as well as the structure of its website, for which it is not obliged to notify Users.

Art.15. The legislation in force in the Republic of Bulgaria shall apply to all issues not settled in these Terms.

Article 16 In the event of disputes, the parties shall endeavor to settle them voluntarily by mutual agreement. In case of disagreement, each of the parties may refer the dispute to a competent court.