TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE WEBSITE

Regulations

1. General

These Regulations define the rules for using the Website’s functionalities, in particular the rules for using the Online Store, the conditions for submitting and processing complaints and the rules for the protection of personal data.
The terms used in these Regulations mean:
1. Consumer – a natural person making a legal transaction with an entrepreneur (Service Provider) not directly related to his business or professional activity,
2. Entrepreneur – a natural person, a legal person and an organizational unit that is not a legal person, to whom the law grants legal capacity, conducting business or professional activity on its own behalf, excluding a sole proprietor,
3. One-person entrepreneur – a natural person concluding a contract directly related to its business activity, when the content of this contract shows that it is not of a professional nature for that person, resulting in particular from the subject of the activity performed by it business, made available on the basis of the provisions on the Central Register and Information on Economic Activity,
4. Customer – Consumer, Entrepreneur, Sole proprietor who uses the Website Services or visits the Website,
5. Regulations – these Regulations of the krzeslaonline.pl website,
6. GDPR – Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (General Data Protection Regulation),
7. Website – website run in Polish by the Service Provider, owned by the Service Provider, located at https://krzeslaonline.pl/,
8. Online Store – an online store run by the Service Provider as part of the Services offered by the Website,
9. Agreement – an agreement for the provision of electronic services, concluded between the Service Provider and the Customer on the terms set out in these Regulations,
10. Service/Services – services provided electronically by the Service Provider via the Website, consisting in enabling the Customer to use the Online Store, the order form in the Online Store, the Customer’s account in the Online Store, the contact form and the quick service contact,
11. Service Provider – Artur Jastrzębski conducting business activity under the name ARPEX – ARTUR JASTRZĘBSKI with its registered office at ul. Ludwika Narbutta 24 lok. 18, 02-541 Warsaw, NIP 5210326727, REGON 010865070, [email protected].

2. Terms of Service

The Service Provider provides Customers with free access to the Website for an indefinite period, 24 hours a day, every day of the week.
The Service Provider is not responsible for any interruptions in the operation of the Website.
Using the Website does not require the Customer to install any additional software.
In order to use the Website Services, the following are necessary:
1. internet access,
2. web browser with cookies enabled,
3. having an active e-mail account.
In order to use the Website correctly, the Customer should have equipment enabling the use of the Website (e.g. a computer, smartphone or tablet), which at the time of using the Website has access to the Internet and software that meets the following minimum requirements, e.g.: browser Internet Explorer version at least 7.0. or newer or Firefox version 3.0 or higher. or newer with cookies enabled.
Provision of Services by the Service Provider via the Website takes place
using the SSL protocol (websites starting with https://, i.e. the encrypted version of the HTTP protocol), thanks to which the data provided by the Customer is secure, because it is not possible to intercept or change the data sent as part of the encrypted connection.
The customer bears his own costs for access to the Internet and data transmission in connection with the use of the Services offered by the Website.
When using the Website, the Customer is obliged to:
1. use the Website in accordance with the Regulations and applicable law,
2. refrain from sending the Service Provider content that is offensive, illegal, infringing the personal rights of third parties protected by law, as well as copyrights and the image of third parties,
3. not using the Website in a manner contrary to the law, decency or infringing the personal rights of the Service Provider,
4. refrain from using the Website to send advertisements and any commercial information to the Service Provider, including in particular by disseminating unsolicited commercial information,
5. not taking any actions that may hinder or disrupt the functioning of the Website.

3. Types of Services Provided

The following types of Services provided by the Service Provider electronically are available to the Customer on the Website:
1. Online store,
2. order form in the Online Store,
3. Customer account in the Online Store,
4. contact form,
5. fast contact service.
A contract for the provision of Services is concluded when the User enters the appropriate Website address (URL) containing the content made available as part of the Services in the web browser or when the Customer uses a link on another website redirecting to the Website, subject to section 5 below.
The Customer may terminate the use of the Service provided electronically at any time. Termination of the contract for the use of the Service provided electronically is made by ceasing to use the functionality of the Website, on the terms set out in paragraph 4 and 5 below.
The end of the validity of individual Services referred to in 1 above occurs when the Customer or Service Provider meets all the conditions indicated for a given Service. In this case, the contract for the use of the Service provided electronically expires automatically without the need to submit additional declarations of will of the parties.
The provisions of sec. 2 and sec. 4 above does not apply to the contact form service, quick contact service and the Customer’s account in the Online Store. The user can start and stop using the services:
1. contact form and quick contact services on the terms set out in § 4 below,
2. customer account in the Online Store on the terms set out in § 6 below.

4. Contact form and quick contact service

The contract for the provision of electronic services in the scope of enabling the Customer to contact the Service Provider via the contact form is concluded at the time of sending the inquiry via the contact form in the Contact tab on the Website.
The contract for the provision of electronic services in the scope of enabling the Customer to contact the Service Provider via the quick contact service is concluded when the Customer sends a quick contact request and the Service Provider makes this contact.
The quick contact service is available via the “Quick contact” window displayed on the main page of the Website and consists in contacting the Customer by the Service Provider by calling back to the telephone number provided by the Customer in the form. The quick contact service is available to customers from Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 17:00, except for public holidays.
In order to send an inquiry to the Service Provider via the contact form, it is necessary for the Customer to provide personal data in the form of name and surname, e-mail address and telephone number.
Personal data referred to in par. 4 above are collected in order to complete the Customer’s application in the contact form. Providing this data by the Customer is voluntary, but necessary to complete the application.
During conversations, in the performance of the quick contact service, personal data is collected only at the request of the Service Provider, e.g. when placing an order by the Customer. Each time the Service Provider will inform the Customer about the scope and purpose of personal data processing, asking for their provision.
The contract for the provision of electronic services in the scope of enabling the Customer to contact the Service Provider via the contact form or quick contact window expires upon its performance.

5. Online shop

The Service Provider, as part of the Website, runs an Online Store, through which:
1. informs customers about the products available in the Online Store,
2. allows customers to place orders.
The subject of the order in the Online Store may be only the products shown on the Online Store website at the time of placing the order.
The content of the Online Store website does not constitute an offer, but only an invitation to conclude a contract.
The prices provided by the Service Provider in the Online Store are expressed in Polish zlotys. The prices referred to in the previous sentence are gross amounts and include VAT.
Products in the Online Store come from reputable manufacturers and comply with the specification declared by the manufacturer of a given product, specified in the official information materials published by him.
Products offered in the Online Store are covered by the manufacturer’s warranty. The warranty rules are specified in the regulations available on the Website.
The customer may place an order in the Online Store without having to create a customer account, using the order form provided for this purpose or via e-mail.

6. Customer account registration and login

The Customer may register a Customer account in the Online Store when placing an order in the Online Store. Registration of the Customer’s account in the Online Store is voluntary and free of charge.
In order to register a Customer account, complete the order form and select the “Create an account” option, while providing the password.
In order to complete the process of registering the Customer’s account in the Online Store, it is necessary for the Customer to read the Regulations and submit a declaration of will to accept the Regulations.
After registering the Customer’s account, when placing an order via the order form, the Customer may log in to his account in the Online Store by entering the login (e-mail address) and password established during registration of the Customer’s account.
The contract for the provision of the Customer’s account service in the Online Store is concluded for an indefinite period of time when the Customer creates an account in the Online Store. The customer may terminate the contract for the provision of the customer account service in the online store at any time, without giving any reason and without incurring costs, with one month’s notice, by sending the Service Provider via e-mail to the following address: biuro@bankietowoor in writing to the Service Provider’s address indicated in § 1 section 2 lit. h) above, termination of the Customer’s account, indicating the e-mail address currently registered in the Online Store.
If the Customer terminates the contract for the provision of the Customer Account service in the Online Store, the Service Provider, upon expiry of the notice period, will delete the Customer’s account from the Online Store.

7. Placing Orders

The Customer may place an Order in the Online Store 24 hours a day, seven days a week via:
1. the order form,
2. email.
The customer, wishing to place an order via the order form, should click the “Add to basket” button next to the selected product and then click on the basket symbol on the Website. After transferring “To basket”, the Customer should select the delivery option and then click the “Proceed to checkout” button. Then, the Customer should enter in the order form the required personal data referred to in paragraph 6 below, select the payment method, accept the Regulations and press “Buy and pay – order with the obligation to pay”.
Before placing an order on the terms set out in para. 2 above, it is necessary for the Customer to read and accept the Regulations, which the Customer confirms by checking the appropriate box before finalizing the order. The Customer’s failure to accept these Regulations during the ordering process makes it impossible to make an offer to purchase products via the Online Store.
The customer wishing to place an order via e-mail should send an e-mail to the address [email protected], indicating the data necessary for execution orders referred to in paragraph 6 below, the selected method of payment, goods and quantity, as well as any data for invoicing.
The customer during the ordering process on the terms set out in paragraph 2 and sec. 4 above, is asked to provide his personal data necessary to complete and service the order placed in the Online Store, by completing the appropriate fields in the order form or by sending this data in an e-mail. Providing personal data by the Customer is voluntary, but necessary for the execution and handling of the order.
During the ordering process, the customer should indicate:
1. Customer’s name and delivery address,
2. email address (e-mail address) and telephone number of the Customer,
3. optionally – the name and surname of the recipient and the shipping address, if the products purchased via the Online Store are delivered to an address other than the Customer’s address,
4. optionally – a customer who is an Entrepreneur or Sole Proprietor may also provide the company, business address and NIP number.
Placing an order by the Customer on the terms set out in this paragraph is tantamount to submitting an offer to the Service Provider to buy the products indicated in the order.
After placing an order by the Customer on the terms set out in this paragraph, the Customer will receive an e-mail about registering the Customer’s order, which will be sent to the e-mail address provided by the Customer.
A VAT invoice is attached to each Order placed in the Online Store as a company order.
The customer agrees to receive VAT invoices and corrective invoices in electronic form – as pdf files – to the e-mail address indicated in the order.
The content of the sales contract is made available to the Customer in an e-mail in which the Service Provider confirms receipt of the order and in the VAT invoice sent to the Customer.
The VAT invoice is issued based on the data provided by the Customer when placing the order.

8. Order delivery and form of payment

The Service Provider delivers the subject of the order to the place indicated by the Customer in the order on the territory of the Republic of Poland.
Delivery methods and costs of delivery of orders within the territory of the Republic of Poland offered by the Service Provider are indicated on the Website on the appropriate pages Basket and Order Summary.
The customer, who wants to get the order shipped outside the Republic of Poland, is obliged to contact the Service Provider via e-mail before placing the order, sending a message to the following address: [email protected] or by phone at +48 662 994 172 or +48 728 877 668, in order to obtain information whether shipping the order outside the Republic of Poland will be possible and what will be its cost.
In case of ordering more products, the cost of delivery can be determined individually. In this case, the Customer should contact the Service Provider via e-mail, sending a message to the following address: [email protected] or by phone at +48 662 994 172 or +48 728 877 668 for information on the final cost of delivery.
The customer has the option of personally collecting the order at the address of ul. Południa 14, 05-807 Żółwin, Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 15:00, except for public holidays.
In order to collect a personal order, the Customer is obliged to provide the Service Provider with the order number.
The Customer may pay the price for the Order in the following way:
1. cash or payment card when collecting a personal order,
2. cash on delivery – paying the courier in cash upon delivery of the order,
3. online payment – via PayU – online payment.
4. by bank transfer

9. Withdrawal from the product sales contract

A Customer who is a Consumer or a Sole Proprietor who has concluded a product sale agreement with the Service Provider via the Online Store may withdraw from it within 14 days without giving any reason and without incurring costs, except for the costs referred to below, subject to the cases indicated in sec. 7 below.
The deadline to withdraw from the Sales Agreement begins for the sales contract in which the Service Provider issues the product – from taking possession of the product by the Customer who is a Sole Proprietor, Consumer or a third party indicated by him other than the carrier, and in the event that the contract The sale includes many products that are delivered separately, in batches or in parts – from taking possession of the last product, batch or part, for other contracts – from the date of their conclusion.
The Customer who is a Consumer or Sole Proprietor bears only the direct costs of returning the product, unless the Service Provider agreed to bear them or did not inform the Customer who is a Consumer or Sole Proprietor of the need to incur these costs. If the Customer who is a Consumer or Sole Proprietor has chosen a method of delivering the product other than the cheapest standard delivery method offered by the Service Provider, the Service Provider is not obliged to reimburse such Customer for the additional costs incurred by him.
A Customer who is a Consumer or a Sole Proprietor may withdraw from the contract by informing the Service Provider of withdrawal from the contract by means of a statement that can be sent to the Service Provider via the postal operator to the address Arpex, Południe 14, 05-807 Żółwin, or via e-mail to address: [email protected]. A declaration of withdrawal from the contract can be submitted using the withdrawal form, the template of which is attached as Appendix 1 to these Regulations, however, it is not mandatory.
To meet the deadline to withdraw from the contract, it is sufficient to send information regarding the exercise of the Consumer’s or Single Entrepreneur’s right to withdraw from the contract before the deadline referred to in paragraph 1 above.
The Service Provider shall promptly, not later than within 14 days from the date of receipt of the statement of withdrawal from the sales contract, return to the Consumer or Sole Proprietor all payments made by him, including the costs of delivering the product. The Service Provider refunds the payment using the same method of payment as used by the Consumer or Sole Proprietor, unless the Consumer or Sole Proprietor has expressly agreed to a different method of return, which does not involve any costs for him.
The consumer or Sole Proprietor is responsible for reducing the value of the product as a result of using it in a different way than was necessary to establish the nature, characteristics and functioning of the product.
The right to withdraw from a distance contract is not entitled to the Consumer or Sole Proprietor in relation to the contracts indicated in art. 38 of the Act of May 30, 2014 on consumer rights ( i.e. Journal of Laws 2017, item 683, as amended ).

10. Complaints

The Service Provider is obliged to provide the Customer with products in accordance with the order placed in the Online Store. The Service Provider is liable towards Consumers and Sole Proprietorships for defects of purchased products on the terms set out in the provisions of the Act of 30 May 2014 on Consumer Rights.
Customer Complaint:
1. who is a Consumer should include: Customer’s data in terms of name and surname, address of residence or correspondence address, description of the reasons for the complaint and the Customer’s requests,
2. who is a Sole Proprietor or Entrepreneur should contain: Customer’s data in terms of name and surname, company name, registered office address or correspondence address, description of the reasons for the complaint and the Customer’s requests.
The Customer, together with the complaint, is asked to provide the Service Provider with proof of purchase of the product in the Online Store. This may be, for example, a copy of a receipt or VAT invoice, a printout of a payment card or credit card transaction confirmation, bank account statement or other proof.
The Customer may submit a complaint to the Service Provider in the form of:
1. electronically by sending a complaint to the e-mail address of the Service Provider: [email protected],
2. in writing by submitting a complaint at the Service Provider’s registered office or sending the complaint to the Service Provider’s address indicated in § 1 section 2 lit. k) above, with the note “Complaint”.
The Service Provider considers the complaint immediately after receiving it, no later than within 14 days from the date of receipt of the complaint from the Customer.
The response to the complaint will be provided to the Customer on paper or other durable medium.
The list of institutions dealing with out-of-court resolution of consumer disputes, together with information on the type of cases that individual entities deal with, is available on the website of the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKIK) at uokik.gov.pl
The service provider indicates that a contact point has been established at the President of the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection, which provides information on amicable proceedings (information: here). The point referred to in the previous sentence may be contacted by the Consumer:
1. via e-mail by sending a message to the following e-mail address: [email protected] or
2. by phone – by calling the phone number: (00 48 22) 55 60 332 or (00 48 22) 55 60 333
The consumer is entitled to use out-of-court means of dealing with complaints, e.g.:
1. referring to the voivodship inspector of the Trade Inspection with a request to initiate proceedings for out-of-court resolution of the dispute between the Consumer and the Service Provider by enabling the parties to approximate their positions in order to resolve the dispute by its parties or presenting the parties with a proposal to resolve the dispute,
2. apply to a permanent amicable consumer court operating at the Trade Inspection with a request to settle the dispute,
3. using the EU ODR internet platform, available at the Internet address here/.

11. Personal data and Cookies Policy

The administrator of personal data within the meaning of the GDPR is the Service Provider.
In matters related to the protection of personal data, the Customer may contact the Service Provider:
1. by sending a message to the e-mail address of the Service Provider: [email protected],
2. by phone: +48 662 994 172, +48 662 360 520 or +48 788 710 666.
The Service Provider will collect and process the Customer’s personal data:
1. being a Consumer in the form of: name and surname, e-mail address, contact telephone number, address of residence or correspondence address,
2. being a Sole Proprietor or Entrepreneur in the form of: company, business address or correspondence address, NIP number, names and surnames of persons representing the Client, e-mail address, contact telephone number.
The Customer’s personal data will be processed by the Service Provider to the extent and for the purpose of:
1. necessary for the conclusion and performance of the Agreement and to make the necessary settlements in connection with its conclusion in accordance with art. 6 sec. 1 lit. b) GDPR,
2. meeting the legal obligations imposed on the Service Provider enabling the implementation of the Agreement under Polish law, in particular tax and reporting obligations, in accordance with art. 6 sec. 1 lit. c) GDPR,
3. determining, investigating or defending against claims related to the provision of Services or the processing of personal data – data processing is necessary to implement the legitimate interest of the Service Provider in accordance with art. 6 sec. 1 lit. f) GDPR, which is the possibility of establishing, investigating or defending against claims,
4. answer the question asked by the Customer pursuant to art. 6 sec. 1 lit. f) GDPR, i.e. as the implementation of the legitimate interest of the Service Provider, which is the ability to respond to a given inquiry and the provision of Services for this purpose,
5. in the case of expressing voluntary and optional consents, the data will also be processed for marketing purposes consisting in providing information about the services offered by the Service Provider, promotions, price lists and other information, as well as promotional and training events organized by the Service Provider also on the basis of separate consents, by means of messages sent to the e-mail address or telephone number provided, in accordance with art. 6 sec. 1 lit. a) GDPR.
Customer’s data will be processed in an automated manner, including in the form of profiling. Profiling will consist in possibly offering the Customer a product best suited to his needs, however, no decision binding for the Customer or the Service Provider will be taken in an automated manner.
The recipients of personal data may be entities authorized to receive them under the law and separate documents, e.g. on the basis of contracts, such as subcontractors and external entities providing the Service Provider with correspondence and parcel delivery services, archival, document destruction, printing, IT and telecommunications, accounting and financial, legal, advisory, audit and control, and debt collection services.
The Service Provider will transfer the Customer’s personal data to the entities indicated in par. 6 above only when it is necessary to perform the obligations and rights of the Service Provider resulting, among others, from from the provisions of applicable law.
Providing personal data by the Customer is voluntary, but necessary for the Service Provider to fulfill its obligations arising from the performance of the Agreements referred to in these Regulations.
The Customer’s personal data will be processed for the period necessary to achieve the purpose of processing, i.e. in the scope of:
1. concluding and performing the Agreement – until all obligations under the Agreement are fulfilled by both Parties or until the end of the Agreement, but not longer than until the expiry of the deadlines indicated in the provisions on archiving documents,
2. fulfilment of the legal obligations imposed on the Service Provider – until the expiry of the data processing obligations under the law, in particular until the expiry of the limitation period for tax liabilities,
3. answering the question asked by the Customer – until the end of the correspondence process with the Customer regarding the inquiry asked by the Customer or until the Customer objects to the processing of his data for this purpose,
4. determining, investigating or defending against claims – until the statute of limitations for claims related to the provision of Services or claims related to the processing of personal data,
5. in the case of expressing voluntary and optional consents – until the relevant consent is withdrawn. Withdrawal of the relevant consent at any time, however, does not affect the lawfulness of data processing that was carried out before its withdrawal.
The Service Provider declares that in order to protect personal data, it applies security measures that meet the requirements of applicable law, including those set out in the GDPR.
The Service Provider declares that it will not share the Customer’s personal data, sell it, rent it or disclose it in a way other than described in this paragraph, unless such an obligation results from the law.
Personal data will not be transferred to a third country or international organization.
The Service Provider undertakes to:
1. securing personal data by using appropriate technical and organizational measures to ensure an adequate level of security corresponding to the risk related to the processing of the Customer’s personal data referred to in art. 32 – 36 GDPR,
2. exercise due diligence in processing entrusted personal data.
The Service Provider will document any breaches of personal data protection, including the circumstances of the personal data breach, its effects and remedial actions taken to prevent possible further breaches.
The Service Provider undertakes to notify the Customer of any breach of personal data protection, if the breach of personal data protection could cause a risk of violating his rights and/or freedoms.
The customer has the right to access their data and the right to rectify, delete, limit processing, the right to transfer data, the right to raise objections, the right to withdraw consent at any time without affecting the lawfulness of processing based on consent before withdrawing it.
The customer has the right to lodge a complaint with the President of the Office for Personal Data Protection when he considers that the processing of personal data violates the provisions of applicable law.
The Service Provider declares that the Website uses cookies, which are small encrypted text files stored on the Customer’s computer or other device. Cookies usually contain the name of the website they come from, their storage time on the end device and a unique number.
Cookies store information about the Customer’s preferences, which allows the Service Provider to adapt the website to his requirements. The information provided by cookies helps the Service Provider to analyze the way the Customer uses the Website, thanks to which the Service Provider can adapt the Website to his requirements.
The service provider uses cookies to remember information that can be used to collect statistics of visits to the Website. The Service Provider does not store data that can be used to identify the Customer through Cookies.
The Service Provider on the Website uses the following types of cookies :
1. Analytics files
  - filename: _ gcl_au ; duration: 3 months; description: File provided by the Google Tag Manager tool to check the effectiveness of the website’s ads.
  - filename: _gid; duration: 1 day; description: The file installed by the Google Analytics tool stores information about how the user uses the website, which is then used to create reports on the website’s effectiveness. The stored data includes e.g. information about the number of users visiting the website, about where they came from, as well as about the websites they visit anonymously.
  - filename: _ ga ; duration: 2 years; description: The _ga cookie is installed by Google Analytics. It collects information about users, sessions and campaigns, as well as about how users use the website. This data is then used to create analytical reports on how users use the website. The cookie stores information anonymously and assigns randomly generated numbers to users to recognize them.
  - filename: _ga_LEST28Y6KF; duration: 2 years; description: Cookie installed by Google Analytics.
  - filename: _gat_gtag_UA_108485918_1; duration: 1 minute; description: File set by Google to distinguish users.
2. Performance files
  - filename: test_cookie ; duration: 15 minutes; description: The test_cookie file is set by the doubleclick.net service and is used to determine whether the user’s browser supports cookies.
3. Advertising files
  - filename: _ fbp ; duration: 3 months; description: This cookie is set by Facebook in order to then be able to display relevant advertisements when the user uses Facebook or another digital platform that uses Facebook advertisements.
4. If the Customer is interested in resigning from the use of cookies, he should appropriately change the mode of the web browser he uses. The service provider below indicates exemplary methods of changing the settings of the most popular browsers:
  1. for Microsoft Internet Explorer: Click the “Tools” menu, then “Internet Options”. Click on the “privacy” icon. Find the “cookies” menu and select the appropriate value
  2. for Opera 6.0 and later: Select the “File” menu -& gt ; “Settings”, Privacy
  3. for Mozilla Firefox : Click the “Tools” menu, then “Internet Options”, Click the “Privacy” icon, Find the “Cookies” menu and select the appropriate value.
  4. for Chrome: Click the “Settings” menu, Click “Advanced” at the bottom, Go to the “Privacy & Security” section, Click “Content Settings”, Click “Cookies”.
5. The Service Provider indicates that acceptance of the use of cookies on the Website is completely voluntary, however, the Customer’s resignation from using them may cause irregularities in the operation of the Website.

12. Final Provisions

The content of the Regulations may be recorded by the Customer at any time by printing it out, saving it on a durable medium or downloading it at any time from the Website.
The website contains information and materials (e.g. texts, graphics, logos, photos, data files) protected by copyright and/or industrial property law. The customer may use these information and materials only for his own personal use. The use of information and materials in a scope other than that referred to in the previous sentence requires the written consent of the Service Provider.
The Service Provider is entitled to change the Regulations in the event of at least one important reason, which may be:
1. a change in the legal status resulting in the need to introduce changes to the Regulations,
2. issuance of a ruling by a common court, issuance of a decision or other binding act by a public administration body, resulting in the need to introduce changes to the Regulations,
3. change of the Website’s IT system forcing changes to the provisions of the Regulations,
4. improvement by the Service Provider of security or the level of protection of personal data,
5. introduction of new products and services,
6. extending or enhancing the functions of existing services or products,
7. resignation from running some Services or products offered on the Website,
8. the need to clarify the provisions of the Regulations or to introduce editorial changes that will not adversely affect the content of the rights and obligations of the Customer.
If changes are made to the Regulations, each Customer will be informed about the content of the changes introduced in the Regulations 14 (fourteen) calendar days before their entry into force by posting a message about the change to the Regulations on the Website.
The amended Regulations will not infringe the rights acquired by the Customer.
The amended Regulations will come into force for the Customer after 14 (fourteen) days from the date of publishing on the Website information about changes to the Regulations on the terms set out in paragraph 4 above, unless the Customer submits a written objection to the Service Provider before the expiry of this period. Submitting an objection by the Customer is tantamount to termination of the contract for the provision of the Customer’s account service in the Online Store.
In matters not covered by these Regulations, the provisions of Polish law shall apply.
These Regulations come into force on January 1, 2023.