Terms Of Use


QuicklySign – Website Terms of Use

 

1.Introduction

These are the general terms of the relationship between you (website visitor) and us (website owner). The terms cover all use of this website. You agree to the terms by visiting and using this website.

2.   Definitions and interpretation

2.1        Definitions In the agreement:

terms means the terms, consisting of:

  • these terms of use; and

  • any other relevant specific terms, policies, disclaimers, rules and notices agreed between the parties, (including any that may be applicable to a specific section or module of the website);

we, us, or our means Quicklysign (Pty) Ltd (Registration number 2012/139064/07) , the owner of the website. It includes our officers, agents, employees, owners, co-branders and associates where the terms limit or exclude our liability;

you or your means any visitor to this website, including any other person, website, business or agent (including any virtual or robotic agent) associated with the visitor.

2.2        Conflict. If the meaning of any general terms conflicts with any other relevant specific terms, the specific terms will apply. Specific terms apply to a specific section of the website or have been specifically agreed between you and us.

3.    Use of this website

3.1        Licence. We grant you a limited licence to use this website on these terms. We may cancel your licence at any time for any reason. Your licence is automatically cancelled if you do not get our written permission before using this website in a way these terms do not allow.

3.2        Breach. If you breach any of the terms or infringe any other person’s rights (including copyright), we may cancel your licence, block you from using the website, claim specific performance or damages against you and take any other steps the law allows, without affecting our rights.

3.3        Framing. You may not frame this website or any of its pages.

3.4        Linking. You may only link to the homepage of this website. You may not deep link (link to any other page) or link in any way that could suggest that we endorse or support you, or that you have any rights in our website or intellectual property.

3.5        Virtual agents. You may not use any technology (including spiders, crawlers, bots and similar virtual agents) to search or gain any information from this website.

4.   Your capacity

4.1        Capacity and agreement. You promise that you are entitled to visit this website and agree to the terms because you:

  • are at least 18 (or regarded as legally adult), and have the legal right and capacity to do so; or

  • are not 18 yet, but have permission from your parent (or legal guardian) to do so.

4.2        Accurate information. You promise that you will only give accurate information to us and this website.

5.     Intellectual property

5.1        Ownership. Except as provided to the contrary in the agreement, all right, title, interest, and ownership (including all rights under all copyright, patent, and other intellectual property laws) in, to or of this website are our sole property or will vest in us or a third party licensor. All moral rights are reserved.

5.2        Trademarks. Our logo and sub-logos, marks, and trade names are our trademarks and no person may use them without permission. Any other trademark or trade name that may appear on our marketing material is the property of its respective owner.

5.3        Restrictions. Except as expressly permitted under the agreement, the website may not be:

  • modified, distributed, or used to make derivative works;

  • rented, leased, loaned, sold or assigned;

  • decompiled, reverse engineered, or copied; or

  • reproduced, transferred, or distributed.

6.    Limits to our liability

6.1        You use this website at your own risk. We provide the website “as is”. We do not give any express or implied warranty or make any other promise about this website. For example, we do not warrant that it is good quality, fit for any particular purpose, accurate, complete, up-to-date, legally effective or secure. We also do not warrant that it is free of latent defects, errors, malicious software or infringing content, or that you will have quiet or uninterrupted use of it.

6.2        You indemnify us. You indemnify (or promise to protect) us against any claim, demand, loss, damage, cost, or liability (including reasonable attorneys’ fees) related to your use of this website.

6.3        Faults. We will do our best to fix any fault in this website as soon as reasonably practical after we find out about it. This is the limit of our responsibility and liability for any fault in the website.

6.4        Direct damages limited. If the previous clause does not apply for any reason, our maximum liability to you for all claims for direct damages is R100. This limit applies whether a claim is based on contract, delict (tort) or any other legal cause of action.

6.5        No liability for indirect damages. We will never be responsible for any indirect or consequential damages or losses, even if we should have foreseen them. These may include any loss of profit, loss of goodwill, loss of use or damages related to lost or damaged data.

6.6        Other websites. We are not responsible for anyone else’s website.

7.     General

7.1        Entire agreement. The terms are the entire agreement between the parties on the subject.

7.2        Changes to website. We may change or stop publishing this website without notice and will not be responsible for any consequences.

7.3        Changes to terms. We may change the terms by placing a notice on this website. If you do not agree with the change, you must stop using this website or the changed terms will apply to you.

7.4        Facts about website. If an administrator of this website signs a letter confirming any fact related to the website, that letter is conclusive proof of its contents. These may include the version of the terms that apply to any dispute, or what content or functions the website had at a particular time or date.

7.5        Waiver. We do not ever waive (give up) our rights, even if we allow you any favour or extension of time, or we delay enforcing our rights against you.

7.6        Severability. Any term that is invalid, illegal or cannot be enforced must be regarded as deleted. The remaining terms continue as intended.

7.7        Law and jurisdiction. South African law and conditions (such as time and date) govern the terms. Only the South African courts may decide any dispute about the terms.

 


QuicklySign - Services Refund Policy

1.     Our services.

We provide online electronic signature services.

2.     Read instructions.

Please carefully read and follow all instructions that come with our services. For example, any documents that help you use our services. Please also read our website at www.quicklysign.com for tips on using our services.

3.     Cooling-off period.

Section 44 of the ECT Act may apply to your electronic transactions. If you qualify as a consumer under the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act, you may be entitled to cancel some electronic transactions within seven days, without reason or penalty. Section 44 is only applicable if you are a natural person – in other words, a human being. You must also be the end user of the service. The transaction must be an electronic transaction – a transaction concluded via (in whole or in part) the website, email, or SMS.

4.     Our warranty.

We warrant that we will provide all our services as soon as reasonably possible after you have informed us that you would like us to begin providing the services.

5.     Refund of services in terms of cooling-off period.

The right to cancel does not apply to any services where you have given us your permission to provide them to you within seven days of accepting your order.

6.    Pre-payment.

If the right to cancel does apply and you have prepaid the price of the services, we will refund you the price of the services within 30 days of the date on which you cancelled the order.

7.     Services.

An unsatisfactory service is one that was not provided in a way or was not of a level of quality that an average person would expect of that type of service. The customer must claim that a service was unsatisfactory.

8.     Statutory compensation.

We will refund the price of any unsatisfactory service that you submit a successful claim for. Refund claims must follow our refunds procedure below.

9.     Choice of compensation.

Any customer that is also a consumer under the CPA may decide whether we should either, provide them with additional services to remedy or refund them for unsatisfactory service. We will decide how to compensate any of our other customers.

10.   Warranty on remedies.

We warrant that we will provide all additional services to remedy unsatisfactory services as soon as reasonably possible after you chose for us to, or we decide to remedy any unsatisfactory service.

11.   Procedure for refunds from other service providers.

Customers of other service providers (such as downstream service providers who pass on our services to other customers) must submit claims for unsatisfactory services directly to that service provider. Customers must use the correct refund procedure. Please call the customer services department of the relevant service provider for details of their refund procedures.

12.   Delays in providing services.

We will diligently try to provide the services as agreed. But, there may be delays which are not our fault that prevent us from providing the services. We will notify you of any delays caused by reasons beyond our control.

13.   Place date and time for providing services.

Except for when the services are provided over the Internet, we will only provide you with the services at the place and at the date and time agreed to between us. If we are unable to provide the services to you at the place, date and time as agreed for any reason, we will contact you and agree a new place, date and time to provide the services to you.

14.   Assignment of the services.

We may assign our rights and duties under the agreement, including our duty to provide the services to you, to any successor or purchaser of our business or some of our assets. Any successor or purchaser will provide alternative services similar to ours that are reasonably accessible to you.

15.   Our refunds procedure.

You must use our refunds procedure for claiming for unsatisfactory services, or else we may refuse to process the claim. Our refunds procedure is as follows:

·       Ask our customer services department to email the form to you.

·       Fill in the form with your contact details, date and place of purchase, and how and why you believe the services were unsatisfactory.

·      Fill in the claim form and customer services should contact you with a refund claim number within 24 hours of receipt, otherwise you must contact them to get the number.

·       Our customer services department may tell you that they do not believe you have a claim. In this case we may refuse to pay a refund.

·       We will notify you once we have received the refund claim form associated with your claim. We will then investigate as soon as reasonably possible whether the services we provided you were unsatisfactory. We will create a report whether we believe the services were of a level of quality that an average person would expect of that type of service or not.

·       If the services were cancelled too late or our report says that we believe the services were of a level of quality that an average person would expect of that type of service, then we will inform you that we are unfortunately unable to remedy or refund the refund the service. We will send you the written report.

·       If our report says that we believe the services were not of a level of quality that an average person would expect of that type of service, then we will contact you and inform you of the next steps.

16.   Dispute resolution.

If we do not accept that we provided an unsatisfactory service, and our customer services department has not been able to help, any customer may still take the matter up with a suitable ombud or other dispute resolution body, or take legal action. The dispute resolution procedures under the CPA do not necessarily apply to all transactions with us. This policy does not exclude any other rights customers may have.

17.   Our customer services department contact details.

Our customers can contact our service department as follows:

  • Phone number: +27 21 012 5945

  • Email address: hello@quicklysign.com

  • Street address: 55 Llandudno Road, Llandudno, Cape Town, South Africa, 7806

  • Office hours: 08h00 to 17h00

18. Customer queries and complaints.

We aim for complete customer satisfaction. We respect our customers’ rights and always try to comply with best practice and all relevant laws. If you are not satisfied with any of our services, or have any questions or complaints, please contact our customer services department and have your invoice ready. We will try our best to solve your problem. We are proud of the reputation of our services.

 

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