Smallworld Terms and Conditions

Terms & Conditions

DISTANCE SELLING

If you ordered any Service (as defined below) from us either over the internet, by telephone, by mail order or by any other distance selling method you may cancel the Contract (as defined below) pursuant to the Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000(“Regulations”) at any time up to 7 working days either after receiving these terms and conditions for any Service or up to but not including, the date our supply of that Service to you commences if sooner (“Trial Period”) provided that you notify us in writing of such cancellation within the Trial Period. If we have supplied you with any goods without charge You must then return the goods to us undamaged and in their original packaging, together with your account number, by sending them special delivery to Smallworld Media Communications, 3 Chalmers Place, Riverside Business Park, Irvine KA11 5DH. We will issue you with a cheque refund within thirty (30) days of receiving any goods from you that you have purchased from us. This refund will only apply to the purchase price of the goods; we will not refund the cost of returning them to us unless they are faulty.

You will be deemed to have received these terms and conditions 48 hours after they are posted to you.

Please note that if you do not return all the goods you have received, we shall be entitled to charge you for the costs we incur in collecting them from you. These terms and conditions do not affect your rights under law. If you require any advice or assistance we would suggest you contact your local branch of the Citizens' Advice Bureau, who should be able to help.

Finally, please note that if you have commenced using any Service after receiving these terms and conditions, you will be deemed to have accepted these terms and conditions and agree that you will also lose your statutory right of cancellation under the Regulations.

Regardless of the above, we will not charge you anything if you cancel your Service within 10 working days from the date on which you agreed to take those services.

1. Definitions

1.1. ‘Charges’ means charges to be paid by you calculated according to the prices and rates set out in our price lists or otherwise notified to you. 1.2. ‘Code of practice’ means our code of practice for consumer affairs. 1.3. ‘Customer provided apparatus’ means any apparatus (not being equipment) provided and used by you in order to use the services. 1.4. ‘Equipment’ means any line, set top converter, software or other equipment or apparatus provided by Smallworld as an essential part of providing services under the terms of this agreement. 1.5. ‘Interactive services’ means certain services provided to you through your TV using digital technology, such as electronic programme guide, online gaming, interactive games, home shopping, customer service and selected internet websites. 1.6. ‘The internet’ means the global data transmission network comprising interconnected networks using TCP/IP (‘Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol’). 1.7. ‘Internet services’ means the service provided to you by us using digital technology to enable you to access the internet and certain services whether by a TV, personal computer or otherwise. 1.7.1 LLU means Local Loop Unbundling and is the method of delivery used to provide our services outwith our cabled network area. 1.8. ‘Smallworld licences’ means the licences issued which apply to the Smallworld Network (by the DTI and ITC). 1.9. ‘Smallworld Network’ means the telecommunications systems run by Smallworld. 1.10. ‘PIN’ means Personal Identification Number. 1.11. ‘Price lists’ means material published by us that includes the prices and rates for the services and equipment we offer, including usage rates for the services. 1.12. ‘Services’ means the telephone service, digital TV service, interactive services and/or the internet access service or any other services provided to you under this agreement. 1.13. ‘Basic package’ means our basic telephone, digital TV and internet access package or any replacement or variation (whether under the same name or any other name). 1.14. ‘Telephone service’ means the telecommunications services provided to you under this agreement. 1.15. ‘Digital TV service’ means the television programming services, on demand services and/or audio services (digital radio) provided to you under this agreement. 1.16. ‘User policy’ means any user policy issued by us from time to time in relation to the services you can view on your TV or computer screen. 1.17. ‘Us’ or ‘we’ means the company named in our agreement with you. 1.18. ‘You’ means the customer(s) we make this agreement with and includes a person who we reasonably believe is acting with your authority or knowledge. 1.19. Smallworld is the trading name of Smallworld Media Communications Ltd. Company No. 05679836 (Registered in England and Wales) Registered office: Richard House, Winckley Square, Preston, PR1 3HP

2. Provision of services

2.1. We shall provide and you shall use the services and/or the equipment subject to the terms of this agreement. No contract is formed between us until we communicate to you in writing that we are willing to be bound by a contract, including (but not limited to) the situation where you are responding to an advertising feature of Smallworld. We will provide the services to you from the date we activate them and will continue to do so unless this agreement is terminated as set out below. 2.2. The terms of this agreement will apply jointly and severally to all those agreeing to take services under this agreement and the word ‘you’ shall be understood accordingly.

3. Duration

3.1. For all our packages the minimum period of service is 18 months starting on the date we activate the services. If you want to terminate this agreement after the minimum period please give us one month’s notice in writing.

4. Use of services and equipment

4.1. You must use the services and/or the equipment according to any reasonable instructions which we give you in writing from time to time. Any other use is prohibited. You must only use the equipment for your personal use and must not redistribute or export the equipment. You will be responsible for any claims, losses, damages or costs incurred by us arising out of or in any way connected with use or misuse of the services and/or equipment (except where the loss or damage is caused by us or our employees, a manufacturing or design fault or fair ‘wear and tear’).

5. Access and Installation

5.1. Our obligation to provide services and equipment depends on our obtaining the necessary way leaves, consents or other permissions to enable us to provide you with the services. We shall be under no liability whatsoever to you if they cannot be obtained. We will use all reasonable efforts to meet any date agreed with you for installation and/or activation of the services and/or equipment.5.2. Standard installation is charged at £35.00 and this will be charged on every installation. If you request a combo or triple package this will be reduced to £0 (Free). Standard connection of a migration to our LLU service is £35.00

6. Charges and payment

6.1. You must pay all charges for the provision of services and/or equipment for which we bill you (whether you use the services or someone else does) together with any value added tax and any other taxes (at applicable rates) that apply in relation to any charges payable under this agreement. You must pay your bill by the date specified in your bill. You will be liable for the charges from the day on which we first make the services available to you unless we notify you otherwise. 6.2. We may vary our charges from time to time but will publish any change in our offices (and on our website) before the change takes effect. We will do our best to give reasonable advance notice of any increase to the charges payable. If you request a change to the services supplied to you, we may need to alter the charges to reflect those changes. 6.3. You are required to pay your bills in full using the method you have chosen in your agreement or as we have otherwise agreed. You will allow us to recover the charges under any direct debit/credit card instruction you have given us. If you have chosen to pay monthly by direct debit and your bank or building society is unable to make payment in any one month we will contact you. We reserve the right to immediately cancel any direct debit facility and demand a different method of payment. If you have agreed to pay by direct debit but then do not maintain payments by this method we may charge you an administration charge. 6.4. If you do not make your payments on time we may withdraw any discount we have given to you for payment in advance or payment by a particular means (for example, direct debit).

7. System usage responsibility. Right to restrict payment terms or services.

7.1. It is your responsibility to ensure that the services we provide are used properly and under appropriate controls for your circumstances. Unsupervised telephony usage can be very expensive; it is your responsibility to ensure use of services from your premises is properly controlled. 7.2. In order to properly manage our credit exposure, we may conduct a check of your credit worthiness at anytime. 7.3. If you so request we will suspend services or make other changes to your payment terms, in order to allow you time to make changes in the controls you have in place at your premises.

8. Provision of information

8.1. The information (which for the avoidance of doubt may be ‘personal data’, as defined in the Data Protection Act 1998) which is provided by you in this agreement and provided by you or collected about you by us from time to time after you have entered this agreement will be held by us, Smallworld, and will be used by us for assessment and analysis including market and product analysis, to enable us to review, develop and improve the services offered by us, to enable us to provide you with relevant information about our products or services through our marketing programme, for debt tracing and the prevention of money laundering, and to assist us in managing your account with us. 8.2. You are required to give us all the information we may need promptly and accurately so we can perform our obligations under this agreement. You must also inform us immediately of any change to any details you have provided to us. It is your responsibility to notify us of all customer provided apparatus which you require connecting to the services from time to time. We shall not be liable for any expenses you incur or savings you fail to make as a result of customer provided apparatus not being connected to the services or as a result of your failure to notify us of such customer provided apparatus or any changes or extensions to the same. 8.3. We may make searches about you at credit reference agencies who will supply us with credit information, as well as information from the electoral register. In order to do so, we will disclose your details to those credit reference agencies. The agencies will record details of the search whether or not this application proceeds. We may use credit scoring methods to assess this application and to verify your identity. Credit searches and other information which is provided to us and/or the credit reference agencies about you and those with whom you are linked financially may be used by Smallworld and other companies to which the credit reference agencies disclose information about you if credit decisions are made about you or other members of your household or to enable them to make hire decisions and occasionally for debt tracing and to prevent fraud. 8.4. We may also disclose your information to our sub-contractors, agents and distributors who are contracted to provide any support or administration, facilities management or similar services to us or to any company or organisation to which we transfer our responsibilities to provide the services and products contracted with you. We will not transfer any of your information outside the European economic area. 8.5. If you accept the telephone service, and unless you expressly indicate otherwise we will provide your details as agreed with you to other licensed telephone operators for listing in a telephone directory service. Where appropriate we may disclose this information to the emergency services. We cannot accept any liability whatsoever for a failure by the telephone operator to whom we provide such information to comply with your listing request. 8.6. In order to comply with our legal obligations and to answer any future queries regarding our products and services, we may retain your information after your agreement with us has ended. We will not hold such information for any longer than is necessary for the above purposes. 8.7. Any telephone calls which you make to us or which are made to you by us or on our behalf may be recorded and may be monitored to ensure security for you and our staff, to help maintain service quality and for training purposes. 8.8. By law, you are entitled to receive a copy of the information about you which is held by us, in return for which we are entitled to charge you £10. You are also entitled to require the rectification, erasure or blocking of any such information which is inaccurate or not up-to-date and held by us. You may also require that we cease to process any such information where it is likely to cause you substantial damage or substantial distress. If you wish to exercise any of these statutory rights please email us at customercare@smallworldmedia.com stating your name and address and providing us with any relevant information.

9. Equipment

9.1. If any further internal cable or equipment is required, it must be provided by us and you may have to pay any reasonable additional charges. 9.2. You may need to prepare your premises in accordance with our reasonable instructions before the equipment can be installed and services provided to you. 9.3. You will provide at your cost reasonable assistance and facilities including any electricity for the functioning of the equipment so that the equipment can be installed. You must supply a suitable place and conditions for the equipment. 9.4. The equipment belongs to us and you must not give anyone else any rights over it. We may add to or substitute it if we have a valid reason. 9.5. Nobody other than one of our representatives may tamper, add to, modify or interfere with the equipment in anyway. As well as any other rights we may have, such action may result in our suspending the services, terminating the agreement and/or our retaining the whole or part of any deposit. 9.6. From the time we deliver the equipment to you until you return the equipment to us, you are responsible for any loss or damage to the equipment except if such loss or damage is: (i) caused by us or our employees; (ii) due to a manufacturing or design fault; or (iii) due to fair wear and tear. You will be invoiced £75 the cost of replacing the equipment and/or the cost of repair for loss or damage for which you are responsible under this condition. You should insure the equipment.

10. Faults and matters affecting the services

10.1. We cannot guarantee that the services will be fault free. If a fault occurs you should notify us by contacting our customer management centre. 10.2. We are responsible for the maintenance of the equipment and the Smallworld network. 10.3. We may have to: (i) change the code or technical specifications of the services for operational reasons; (ii) interrupt or suspend the services due to an emergency, for the purpose of repair, maintenance, improvement or because of operational reasons; (iii) give instructions to you which we believe are necessary for health and safety or for the quality of the services provided to you or to other customers; or (iv) charge you for work carried out by us to locate or repair faults caused by or associated with the customer provided apparatus. 10.4 If you have agreed to a visit from our engineer but the engineer is not able to come onto your property, we will charge you an abortive visit charge. 10.5. We can also charge you for any such engineer visit if we reasonably believe that you have caused the fault by damaging the phone line or phone plug in your wall. 10.6. If it is necessary for the services to be interrupted or suspended we will give you as much notice as is reasonably practicable and restore the services as soon as is reasonably practicable.

11. Unauthorised reception

11.1. You must immediately report to us your unauthorised reception of any channels or programmes. As well as any other rights we may have, failure to report unauthorised reception of any channels or programmes immediately to us may result in our suspending the services, terminating the agreement and/or retaining the whole or part of any deposit.

12. TV programming

12.1. We will use reasonable endeavours to provide the digital TV service to you. However, TV programme contents, packages of channels, programming schedules, broadcast hours of any channel allocations and transmission times may change or channels or television programmes may no longer be available. This may occur for reasons beyond our control. We may also change the channels and packaging of channels if we believe it will improve the digital TV service provided to customers. We shall not be liable to you for any such changes, lack of availability or failure to transmit any advertised television programme or channels or to do so at the advertised time.

13. TV reception

13.1. If you request the digital TV service, we will use all reasonable endeavours to supply it but we will not be liable for any interruptions, reception, picture degradation or other problems which are beyond reasonable control. 13.2. If your television signal is not being received properly then you should notify us by contacting our customer management centre where the problem may be resolved over the phone or a technician may be sent out to investigate the problem. We are not responsible for correcting problems which are connected with the use of customer provided apparatus and in such circumstances we may make a reasonable call out charge.

14. Unauthorised use of digital TV service

14.1. It is illegal to copy, distribute copies, show in public or rebroadcast any part of the television programmes or channels provided to you as part of the digital TV service without consent of the copyright owner. Therefore you may only use the digital television service for private use and it must not be accessible by the public or in a communal viewing area. There are some limited exceptions to these restrictions that allow, for example, the digital TV service to be viewed in schools or copying for the purpose of time shifting for private or domestic use. It is your responsibility to ensure you are legally entitled to rely on such exceptions or obtain the consent of the copyright owner before you do so. 14.2. We may display or alter some functions of the equipment to stop you from copying certain channels, programmes or events in order to prevent the unauthorised copying of such services. If the equipment allows copying of these then we may prevent you (if we are bound by contract to prevent such copying) receiving the services. 14.3. As well as any other rights we may have, your breach of condition 14.4. may result in our suspending the services, terminating the agreement and/or retaining the whole or any part of any deposit. 14.5. You will be responsible for any claims made against us or losses we may suffer as a result of actual or claimed copyright infringement committed by you or any other person in your home in relation to the digital TV service.

15. Telephone number and directory

15.1. If you accept the telephone service we will allocate a number to your telephone line. The telephone number and any rights in it belong to us and you may not sell or agree to transfer the number to any person. 15.2. We do not provide a telephone directory service.

16. Fraud, nuisance, high usage, prohibited calls

16.1. Nobody may use the services: (i) to send a message or communication that is offensive, abusive, indecent, obscene, a nuisance or hoax; (ii) to cause annoyance, inconvenience or needless anxiety; or (iii) fraudulently or in connection with a criminal offence. As well as any other rights we may have, if in our reasonable opinion we believe the services have been used in breach of this condition, we may suspend the services, terminate this agreement and/or retain the whole or part of any deposit. 16.2. For your and our own protection we can suspend the services if the number of calls or charges for calls made by you has increased to such an extent that it appears, in our reasonable opinion, that the services are not being used in a manner consistent with your previous use. We will make reasonable efforts to contact you before suspending the services but we are not liable for any loss you may suffer through any suspension covered by this condition. 16.3. If we suspend the services under condition 16.4. we will not provide them again until we are satisfied that you know of the increased usage and that you will pay the charges relating to that increased usage. We may also: (i) ask you to pay a deposit as security for your charges; or (ii) prevent you from making international calls and/or premium rated calls if in our reasonable opinion they form a significant proportion of your charges.

17. Suspension of services and termination

17.1. As well as our other rights, we have the right to terminate this agreement without notice and to claim for any losses or expenses incurred by us or to suspend the provision of the services until further notice without notifying you if: (i) you do not make payments to us when they are due; (ii) you do not perform or observe any other obligation under this agreement (a ‘breach’) and where you have breached this agreement and that breach can be remedied, you fail to remedy the breach within the reasonable time specified by us in our written notice requiring you to do so; (iii) a voluntary arrangement is proposed, or a bankruptcy petition is presented or a bankruptcy order is made against you or in Scotland you are sequestrated or a receiver or trustee is appointed over your assets; (iv) we have reason to believe that you have provided us with false, inaccurate or misleading information; (v) you or another person at your premises use the services/equipment or are suspected, in our reasonable opinion, of involvement in fraud or attempted fraud in connection with the use of the services of the equipment; (vi) we are required to comply with an order, instruction or request of government, an emergency services organisation or other competent administration or regulatory authority; (vii) you do or allow anything to be done which is a breach of our user policy; or (viii) we are specifically entitled to do so under any other condition of this agreement. 17.2. Any exercise of our right to suspend the services shall not exclude our right to later terminate this agreement. We may refuse to restore the services to you until we receive an acceptable assurance from you that there will be no further breach. 17.3. You must reimburse us all reasonable costs and expenses incurred in any suspension and/or recommencement of the provision of the services and we may charge you a reasonable reconnection charge. This will not apply where the suspension is not due to your breach, fault, or omission or is agreed between us. You will continue to be liable to pay all charges due for the services during the period of suspension and any period in which you do not comply with this agreement. 17.4. As well as your other rights, you shall have the right to terminate this agreement by notice to us in writing if we fail to perform or observe any material obligation under this agreement and (in the case of a breach capable of remedy) we fail to remedy the breach within the reasonable time specified by you in your written notice requiring us to do so. You shall also have the right in these circumstances to claim against us for any losses and expenses that directly result from such breach by us. 17.5. On termination of this agreement you shall return all the equipment at your cost to our offices within 14 days of the date of termination and shall no longer be entitled to use the equipment. If you do not return the equipment we shall be entitled to bill you and you shall be liable to pay for its replacement, and unless the termination is due to our breach, you shall continue to be responsible for the payment of charges until all the equipment has been returned or its replacement value paid.

18. Cancellation

18.1. You may cancel the services without penalty if we significantly reduce the content of the services by giving us one month’s notice in writing within 30 days of such change irrespective of whether the minimum period in respect of such services has expired.

19. Residential use only

19.1. The services/equipment are only provided under this agreement for residential customers and for residential use only. We have no liability, whether due to our negligence or otherwise, for any losses incurred by any business, trade or profession carried on by you or any other person using the services or the equipment.

20. Limitation of liability

20.1. In performing any obligation under this agreement our only duty is to exercise the reasonable skill and care of a competent provider of communications and digital TV services. 20.2. We will not, and our suppliers will not, be liable under this agreement for any loss or damage that: (i) arises other than through our negligence or the negligence of our employees agents or contractors; (ii) is not a reasonably foreseeable consequence of our negligence; or (iii) is any business loss including loss of revenue, profits or anticipated savings or wasted expense or data being lost or harmed. 20.3. We do not restrict or exclude our liability for: (i) personal injury or death directly caused by us or our employees whilst acting in the course of their employment with us; physical damage to your personal property up to £100,000 due to any one event or series of connected events where such damage is due to our negligence or the negligence of our employees, agents or contractors acting in the course of their employment with us; (ii) any of our liabilities which cannot by law be excluded or restricted.

21. Assignment

21.1. This agreement is personal to you and therefore it may not be assigned or transferred by you to any other person without our prior written consent. For business reasons we have the right to assign this agreement at any time to any company or person.

22. Changing the terms & conditions

22.1. Where any of the following occurs: (i) there is any change or amendment to any law or regulation which applies to our trading, operating or business practices or policy; (ii) the relevant and competent government department or regulatory body responsible for areas relating to telecommunications makes any direction or order recommending or requiring any technical modifications or changes in our trading, operating or business practices or policy; or (iii) in all other events, where we reasonably determine that any technical modification to the Smallworld Network or change in our trading, operating or business practices or policy is necessary to maintain or improve the services which we provide to you, we reserve the right to change the terms and conditions of this agreement and/or the services which we provide to you as soon as is reasonably practicable by publishing details of any changes (including the operative data) in each of our main offices and on our website as soon as possible before changes are introduced.

23. Unforeseeable events

23.1. Neither you nor we are liable for any breach of this agreement or for any delays in performing any duties under this agreement which is caused by something beyond their reasonable control, including acts of god, fire, lightning, extremely severe weather, flood, a national or local emergency, explosion, war, military operations, civil disorder, damage to the Smallworld Network, terrorism, vandalism, industrial disputes, or acts of local or central government or other competent authorities.

24. Severability

24.1. If any provision or part of a provision of this agreement is held invalid, illegal or unenforceable for any reason, it shall be severed and the rest of the provisions in this agreement shall continue as if the agreement had commenced without that provision or part of that provision.

25. Waiver

25.1. The failure by either you or us to exercise or enforce any right under this agreement shall not be deemed to be a waiver of such right or to bar the exercise or enforcement of it or any other right.

26. Notices

26.1. Notices given under this agreement should be delivered by hand or by prepaid first class post or electronic mail either: (i) to us, at the address on this agreement or on the last invoice or to an alternative address notified to you; (ii) to you, at the address in this agreement or to an alternative address notified to us.

27. Law

27.1. This agreement is subject to the laws of Scotland and England.

28. Dispute resolution

28.1. We aim to resolve any dispute quickly and satisfactorily. Details of our complaint and dispute resolution procedures are set out in our code of practice.

29. Telecommunications wayleave agreement

29.1. By entering into this agreement: (i) you authorise us to install and keep installed the equipment on your property and allow us, our employees, agents or contractors to enter your property to inspect, maintain, adjust, repair, alter, replace or remove the equipment; (ii) we agree to cause as little damage as possible when exercising the rights under this condition and will make good to your reasonable satisfaction any damage caused by us, our employees, agents or contractors; (iii) you agree that whilst you occupy or own the property you will not use the property in such a way as to make access to the apparatus difficult or build structures or plant trees over the equipment if they are likely to interfere with the equipment; and (iv) the provisions of the Telecommunications Code as set out in Schedule 2 in the Telecommunications Act 1984 will apply to this condition. Full details of the Telecommunications Code are available upon on request. We may make searches about you through credit reference agencies who will supply us with credit information, as well as information from the electoral register. The agencies will record details of the search whether or not the application proceeds. We may use credit scoring methods to assess this application and to verify your identity. Credit searches and other information which is provided to us and/or the credit reference agencies, about you and those with whom you are linked financially may be used by Smallworld and other organisations if credit decisions are made about you or other members of your household. This information may also be used for debt tracing and the prevention of money laundering as well as the management of your account. Any internet installation may require you to make changes to your PC settings declaration of consent. It is important that you read and understand this section in your terms and conditions. By signing ‘Your agreement’ in the contract, you agree that we can use your information in this way. Your rights: The Consumer Credit Act 1974 (CCA) covers this agreement and lays down requirements for your protection that must be satisfied when the agreement is made. If they are not, Smallworld cannot enforce this act, please contact either your local Trading Standards department or your nearest Citizens Advice Bureau. The CCA only applies to those parts of this agreement relating to cable TV. All other references to the CCA, other than your right to cancel, (including the statutory heading and all print wording appearing above your signature in the signature box) shall not apply and shall be deemed deleted. Your right to cancel: Once you have signed, you will have for a short period, a right to cancel this agreement. Details can be sent by Smallworld via post. This is a hire agreement regulated by The Consumer Credit Act 1974. Sign only if you want to be bound by these terms.

Terms & Conditions for Kilmarnock ticket offer

Offer subject to completion of a Smallworld service agreement. Tickets available for any SPL game excluding Rangers, Celtic or cup games.

Terms & Conditions for Web Sites Operated by the Netfonics Group Ltd. Group of Companies

Welcome to our web site! As a member of the Netfonics Group Ltd. family of companies, we offer an online information and communications service that we hope you will find informative. There are a few rules that our visitors must follow when using our site, so we ask all our visitors to read this User Agreement carefully.

Please be sure to read this Agreement carefully, especially the disclaimers and limitations of our liability, since use of this site constitutes your acceptance of, and/or agreement with, the terms and conditions set out in this Agreement.

We do not intend to make changes to our terms and conditions very often but reserve the right to do so. However, it is always a good idea to double check when you visit our site to ensure that you have read and agree with our most current terms and conditions. Any change in our terms and conditions will be prospective changes to our terms and conditions that have a retroactive effect unless legally required to do so. Your continued use of this site after that time will constitute your acceptance of any new or amended terms.

Intellectual Property Ownership

Graphics, Artwork, Audio and Video: Copyright

All copyright subsisting in the contents of this site is owned by Netfonics Group Ltd.

Although you can copy any part of this web site to your own computer for your personal use, you may not copy or incorporate any of the material including any artwork, trademarks or logos available on the web site into any other work including your own web site or use the material in any other public or commercial manner. That means you may not post or redistribute any portion of our web site unless you are a licensee of our products and your licence agreement with us specifically allows you to do so. In that event, you must ensure all material is accompanied by all notices regarding copyright, trademark or other marks in the same form as they appear on this site.

Please don't change any of the notices regarding copyright, trademarks, or other marks. If you want to link to our site, that's OK, but please don't use our materials, including artwork, trademarks and logos in your own site. Any pictures of individuals or places and any music that we use are either owned by Netfonics Group Ltd. or used with permission. Except for your own personal use, you can't use any material here without our written permission. That also means that Netfonics Group Ltd. retains full and complete title to any downloadable software, any images incorporated in or generated by the software, and all data accompanying it. This includes, but is not limited to, any code and other software. You must not copy, modify, reproduce, upload, transmit, distribute, reverse-engineer, disassemble or otherwise convert it to another form.

Trademarks

Unless otherwise specified, all trademarks used on this site are the property of Netfonics Group Ltd. or our business partners.

Submissions

We will respect your rights regarding the protection of personal data, especially as regards any application you may make for employment with Netfonics Group Ltd. In addition to job applications, we are glad to receive from you any ideas, suggestions, graphics, pictures or anything else, but do please remember that, by sending us such material, you assign all your interest in it to Netfonics Group Ltd. and, depending on which law applies, Netfonics Group Ltd. will either own the material you send to us on this site or you will be deemed to have granted Netfonics Group Ltd. a non-exclusive and perpetual licence to use it.

That means that all stories, comments, suggestions, ideas, graphics or other information sent to Netfonics Group Ltd. through this site, not in connection with a job application, are automatically deemed to be either the property of Netfonics Group Ltd. or can be used by it. This information is not confidential and we can use it as we see fit - that includes reproducing it, disclosing it, publishing it, or broadcasting it here or somewhere else, in this or any other media now known or later invented. Subject to our Privacy Policy and your rights regarding the protection of personal data, the bottom line is that we can use anything you send us or post online (other than a job application) for promotional, marketing or any other commercial purpose, whether it's in advertising, or in developing, manufacturing or marketing products. Under no circumstances are you entitled to any payment if we do use your submission for any purpose.

So remember, apart from when you are making a job application, don't send us your material if you don't want us to use it or the world to know it, and don't post it in any public forum if one is available on this site.

Privacy Policy

Please ensure that you read our Privacy Policy and the data protection consents, which we require when you apply for employment with Netfonics Group Ltd., in order to learn about what personal information we collect at this site, how we handle it and for what purposes we use it.

Use of this Site: Limitation of Liability and Disclaimer

NEITHER NETFONICS GROUP LTD. NOR ANY OF ITS WORLDWIDE AFFILIATES, NOR ANYONE WHO HELPED DEVELOP, CREATE, PRODUCE OR DELIVER THE MATERIAL AND INFORMATION ON THIS SITE IS LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES RELATED TO YOUR USE OF OR INABILITY TO USE THE SITE UNLESS THEY ACTED WILFULLY OR WITH GROSS NEGLIGENCE OR THAT LIABILITY MAY NOT OTHERWISE BE LAWFULLY EXCLUDED. THIS INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO:

* DAMAGES INTENDED TO COMPENSATE YOU DIRECTLY FOR ANY LOSS OR INJURY;

* DAMAGES REASONABLY EXPECTED TO RESULT FROM ANY LOSS OR INJURY (CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES).

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THIS EXCLUSION WILL NOT COVER LIABILITY FOR DEATH OR INJURY CAUSED BY OUR NEGLIGENCE NOR LIABILITY FOR A BREACH OF STATUTORY DUTY WHERE LIABILITY MAY NOT BE LAWFULLY EXCLUDED.

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