1. TERMS AND DEFINITIONS1.1. For the purposes of this Agreement, the following terms are used in the meanings defined below:
1.1.1. Offer – this public contract published on the Internet, which serves as a legally binding proposal from the Provider to enter into an Agreement under the terms specified herein.
1.1.2. Acceptance of the Offer (Acceptance) – full and unconditional acceptance of this Offer by performing the actions specified in Section 11 of this Agreement.
1.1.3. Consumer – an individual, sole proprietor, or legal entity that has the legal capacity to enter into contractual relations under the laws of Wyoming, USA, and has accepted this Offer. If another person performs the actions specified in Section 11 of this Offer on behalf of the Consumer, it is assumed that such a person has acted in the Consumer's interests.
1.1.4. Agreement – a legally binding contract between the Consumer and the Provider for the provision of services, concluded through the acceptance of this Offer.
1.1.5. Webinar – an online session where the Provider delivers information and consulting services via remote access through the Internet in real-time. A webinar may be in the form of video or audio broadcasts, messaging, or other formats. It may also include interactive communication with the Provider.
1.1.6. Individual Link – a unique hyperlink that grants access to a Product for a single use or a limited number of times.
1.1.7. Information Course – a structured program consisting of educational or consulting materials in text, image, audio, or video formats, available in electronic form.
1.1.8. Additional Services – services not included in a specific Information Course or explicitly designated by the Provider as additional, such as one-on-one consulting sessions.
1.1.9. Product – a bundled package that may consist of an Information Course, a certain number of webinars, personal consultations, or group events. The cost and exact scope of each Product are published on the Website.
1.1.10. Website – an online platform where the Provider publishes official information about its services, accessible via a unique URL address.
1.1.11. Personal Account – a secure section of the Provider’s Website where the Consumer can access purchased materials, track progress, communicate with the Provider, and manage service-related activities.
1.2. Terms not explicitly defined in this Agreement shall be interpreted in accordance with:
- The laws of Wyoming, USA (primary legal framework).
- The Website’s official documentation.
- Generally accepted terminology in digital services and online education.
2. SUBJECT OF THE AGREEMENT2.1. Under this Agreement, the Provider undertakes to deliver information and consulting services in the manner and under the conditions stipulated herein. Additional services may be provided at the Consumer’s request.
2.2. The Consumer agrees to pay for the services in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.
2.3. This Agreement constitutes a public offer and has full legal force upon acceptance.
2.4. The scope of services is defined by the Product description on the Website. The Provider may update the Product offerings at its discretion, without affecting services already purchased by the Consumer.
3. CONDITIONS FOR SERVICE PROVISION3.1. The Provider offers the following services based on the selected Product:
3.1.1. Access to live or recorded webinars.
3.1.2. Delivery of an Information Course in electronic format.
3.1.3. One-on-one consultations (online or offline).
3.1.4. Participation in group coaching or training sessions.
3.1.5. Personalized feedback and Q&A sessions.
3.2. Webinars:
3.2.1. Webinars are conducted on pre-scheduled dates and times, as indicated on the Website or via notifications sent to the Consumer’s email or Personal Account. The Consumer is responsible for ensuring they have appropriate technical equipment and Internet access.
3.2.2. Webinar content corresponds to its description on the Website and is designed to deliver the stated educational or consulting outcomes.
3.2.3. If a Consumer misses a webinar (partially or entirely) for reasons unrelated to the Provider, they are not entitled to a refund or a rescheduled session. However, a recording may be provided at the Provider’s discretion.
3.2.4. The Provider reserves the right to suspend participation if the Consumer behaves inappropriately or disrupts the session. No refunds are provided in such cases.
4. CONFIDENTIALITY4.1. This section is designed to protect confidential information exchanged between the Parties.
4.2. All information shared under this Agreement is considered Confidential unless explicitly stated otherwise.
4.3. The Receiving Party may not disclose Confidential Information to third parties without the prior written consent of the Disclosing Party.
4.4. The Consumer agrees to use all provided materials, courses, and consultations solely for personal use and not to share, distribute, or resell them.
4.5. Confidentiality obligations do not apply to information that:
- Becomes publicly available without a breach of this Agreement.
- Is lawfully obtained from third parties without confidentiality restrictions.
- Must be disclosed due to legal or regulatory requirements in the State of Wyoming, USA.
4.6. The Provider has full access to content stored in the Consumer’s Personal Account (e.g., uploaded documents, messages, learning progress). This information is treated as Confidential.
5. RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES5.1. The Provider’s Obligations:5.1.1. Deliver services as described in the Product purchased by the Consumer.
5.1.2. Provide necessary instructions and access credentials to the Consumer.
5.1.3. Notify the Consumer of scheduled maintenance or service updates.
5.1.4. Ensure that the provided materials comply with their published descriptions.
5.2. The Provider’s Rights:
5.2.1. Modify service terms or suspend access if the Consumer violates payment obligations or other contractual terms.
5.2.2. Use third-party contractors to fulfill obligations under this Agreement.
5.2.3. Restrict or terminate access if the Consumer engages in disruptive or inappropriate behavior.
5.3. The Consumer’s Obligations:
5.3.1. Pay for services in full before receiving access.
5.3.2. Use the provided services solely for personal and non-commercial purposes.
5.3.3. Not engage in unauthorized distribution or resale of the Provider’s content.
5.4. The Consumer’s Rights:
5.4.1. Receive the full scope of services as described in the purchased Product.
5.4.2. Request additional services for an additional fee.
5.4.3. Submit feedback or complaints regarding the quality of services.
6. FEES AND PAYMENT TERMS6.1. Service Fees:
The cost, scope, and terms of service delivery depend on the selected Product, as listed on the Website.
6.2. Full Prepayment Requirement:
All services are provided only after full prepayment by the Consumer.
6.3. Payment Currency:
Payments are processed in U.S. Dollars (USD) via available payment systems, such as Stripe, CloudPayments, or other methods specified by the Provider.
6.4. Taxes and Additional Charges:
- The prices listed do not include sales tax or other applicable charges unless explicitly stated.
- The Consumer is responsible for any transaction fees associated with their chosen payment method.
6.5. No Chargebacks:
The Consumer agrees that payments made under this Agreement are non-refundable, except in cases explicitly covered under the refund policy (Section 8).
7. SERVICE ACCEPTANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL7.1. Acceptance of Services:
Upon completion of a service (e.g., access to a webinar, course delivery, consultation), the Consumer is considered to have fully accepted the service unless a formal written complaint is submitted within 5 business days.
7.2. Complaints and Disputes:
- If the Consumer believes the provided service does not match the description, they must submit a detailed complaint via email within 5 business days.
- The Provider will review and respond to complaints within 10 business days.
- If no complaints are received within 5 business days, the services are deemed fully accepted and satisfactorily provided.
8. REFUND POLICY8.1. Eligibility for a Refund:
Consumers may request a full refund within 14 calendar days from the start date of the purchased course or service, provided they have:
- Accessed no more than three (3) lessons in the program.
- Submitted a written refund request via email, stating their reason for the refund.
8.2. Refund Processing Time:
If the refund is approved, the amount will be returned between the 15th and 25th of the following month to the same payment method used for the purchase.
8.3. Non-Refundable Cases:
Refunds are not granted in the following cases:
- If the Consumer has accessed more than three (3) lessons.
- If the Consumer requests a downgrade to a lower-cost package.
- If the Consumer’s access was revoked due to a violation of this Agreement.
- If the Consumer fails to submit a written refund request within 14 days.
8.4. Exceptional Refund Cases:
In rare cases where the Provider fails to deliver the promised services (e.g., due to unforeseen technical issues), the Provider may issue a partial or full refund at its discretion.
9. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS9.1. Ownership of Materials:
All educational materials, webinars, video courses, and related content are the intellectual property of the Provider and are protected under U.S. copyright laws.
9.2. Limited Usage Rights:
The Consumer receives a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use the purchased materials solely for personal use.
9.3. Prohibited Actions:
The Consumer may not:
- Share, resell, or distribute the content to third parties.
- Modify or create derivative works based on the provided materials.
- Reproduce the content for commercial purposes without written permission.
9.4. Violation Consequences:
Any violation of this Intellectual Property Clause may result in legal action, termination of access, and financial penalties.
10. LIABILITY AND LIMITATIONS10.1. Provider’s Liability Limitations:
The Provider is not responsible for:
- The Consumer’s failure to achieve specific results from the services.
- Internet or technical failures that are beyond the Provider’s control.
- The Consumer’s inability to use the provided materials due to their own lack of technical knowledge.
10.2. Consumer’s Responsibility:
The Consumer assumes full responsibility for:
- Their use of the purchased services.
- Any damage or loss resulting from misuse of the materials.
10.3. Indemnification Clause:
The Consumer agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Provider from any claims, liabilities, or damages arising from their use of the services.
11. ACCEPTANCE OF THE OFFER AND CONTRACT FORMATION11.1. How the Consumer Accepts the Offer:
This Agreement is automatically accepted once the Consumer completes one or more of the following actions:
- Makes a payment for the selected Product.
- Registers for a webinar, course, or consulting session.
- Submits a written confirmation of acceptance (if applicable).
11.2. Legal Consequences of Acceptance:
By accepting this Offer, the Consumer confirms that they:
- Have fully read and understood the terms.
- Acknowledge their legal obligations under the laws of Wyoming, USA.
- Consent to the processing of their personal data by the Provider.
12. TERM, MODIFICATIONS, AND TERMINATION12.1. Effective Date:
This Offer becomes effective from the date of its publication on the Provider’s Website and remains valid until revoked or modified by the Provider.
12.2. Modification of Terms:
The Provider reserves the right to change the terms of this Agreement at any time. Changes become effective immediately upon publication on the Website.
12.3. Automatic Renewal:
The Agreement is concluded for a period of one (1) year and is automatically extended unless terminated by either Party.
12.4. Grounds for Termination:
This Agreement may be terminated:
- By mutual agreement of the Parties.
- Unilaterally by the Provider if the Consumer violates contractual obligations.
- By the Consumer, provided they submit written notice at least 10 days in advance.
12.5. No Retroactive Changes:
Modifications do not affect services that were already purchased before the change.
13. DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND GOVERNING LAW13.1. Jurisdiction:
Any disputes arising from this Agreement shall be governed by and resolved under the laws of the State of Wyoming, USA.
13.2. Negotiation Requirement:
Before initiating legal action, the Parties must attempt to resolve disputes through negotiations.
13.3. Arbitration Clause:
If negotiations fail, disputes shall be settled exclusively by arbitration in the State of Wyoming, in accordance with applicable arbitration rules.
14. FORCE MAJEURE14.1. Definition of Force Majeure:
Neither Party shall be liable for failure to fulfill obligations due to unforeseen events, including:
- Natural disasters (earthquakes, floods, etc.).
- War, terrorism, strikes, or government restrictions.
- Technological failures beyond the Provider’s control.
14.2. Effect of Force Majeure:
If such events last for more than 3 months, either Party may terminate the Agreement.
15. FINAL PROVISIONS15.1. Severability Clause:
If any part of this Agreement is deemed invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain in effect.
15.2. Communication Methods:
Official communications may be sent via:
- Email (to the addresses provided by the Parties).
- Registered mail with proof of delivery.
15.3. Entire Agreement:
This document constitutes the entire agreement between the Parties and supersedes any prior discussions or agreements.
16. PROVIDER’S COMPANY DETAILSWelinked LLC
Registered Entity: State of Wyoming, USA
EIN (Tax ID): 320797493
Responsible Party: Vladyslav Lye
Mailing Address:2907, 701 Tillery Street Unit 12, Austin, TX, Travis, US, 78702
This Agreement is legally binding upon acceptance and remains in effect until all obligations between the Parties are fulfilled.