YOUAFF PARTNERSHIP SYSTEM REGULATIONS
- DEFINITIONS
1.1. Publisher Account – refers to the electronic set of data indicating actions taken by the Publisher within the Partnership System, provided by the Company.
1.2. Advertising Materials – all text, graphic, and other materials intended for publication on the Publisher’s Website as part of the Agreement.
1.3. Privacy Policy – the document specifying the rules for processing data received by the Company, including personal data.
1.4. Regulations – these Regulations available at https://youaff.hasoffers.com/terms
1.5. Registration – refers to all technical activities carried out using tools provided by the Company, aimed at concluding the Agreement, consisting of filling out the electronic registration form with the Publisher’s address data and submitting appropriate statements, including those indicating acceptance of these Regulations, to activate the Publisher Account.
1.6. Advertiser – entities with which the Company has concluded an agreement to promote the Advertiser’s Services/Products within the Partnership System by providing Advertising Materials on the Publisher’s Website.
1.7. Service – the Company’s website available at https://youaff.hasoffers.com/, through which the Agreement is concluded and services are provided by the Company.
1.8. Company – YouAff Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością, located at Prosta Street 70, 00-838 Warsaw, NIP: 5273106711, REGON: 528277388, KRS: 0001098352.
1.9. Publisher’s Website – the website belonging to the Publisher, accepted by the Company for participation in the created Partnership System, enabling the Publisher to perform activities resulting from the Agreement.
1.10. Partnership System – refers to cooperation conducted based on the Agreement and these Regulations between the Company and the Publisher, consisting of the Publisher providing advertising space on the Publisher’s Website or utilizing other IT tools available to the Publisher to promote Services/Products for remuneration. The Partnership System is available at https://youaff.hasoffers.com/
1.11. Remuneration Table – a compilation of rates of Remuneration due to the Publisher for the execution of the Agreement. The Remuneration Table is visible in the details of individual campaigns in the Publisher panel.
1.12. Agreement – the agreement to join the Partnership System concluded between the Company and the Publisher under the terms and within the framework specified in these Regulations.
1.13. Services/Products – refer to the services and/or products offered by Advertisers.
1.14. User – an entity interested in the Services/Products of the Advertiser presented on the Publisher’s Website.
1.15. Publisher – refers to the entity registered in the Company’s Service, which, based on the Agreement concluded with the Company, provides space on the Publisher’s Website for the publication of Advertising Materials provided by the Company or promotes Services/Products using other IT tools, particularly utilizing Advertising Materials.
1.16. Remuneration – the amount paid to the Publisher based on the Agreement, in accordance with these Regulations and the Remuneration Table.
- GENERAL PROVISIONS
2.1. These Regulations constitute the regulations for the service provided by the Company electronically, as referred to in the Act on the Provision of Electronic Services.
2.2. Based on the Regulations, the Company concludes agreements with Publishers and provides electronic services consisting of access to the Portal and managing the Account.
2.3. The Regulations are provided to Users free of charge at https://youaff.hasoffers.com/terms.
2.4. The Regulations specify:
2.4.1. services provided electronically;
2.4.2. the manner of concluding and terminating the Agreement;
2.4.3. the manner of paying the Publisher’s Remuneration;
2.4.4. the rights and obligations of the Publishers and the Company;
2.4.5. prohibited content by the Company that cannot be made available by the Publisher;
2.4.6. the principles of the complaint procedure.
2.5. The conclusion of the agreement for the provision of electronic services between the Company and the User or Publisher occurs at the moment of entering the Service, e.g., by typing the address in the browser’s address bar, clicking any link. The termination of the agreement for the provision of electronic services occurs when the User or Publisher ceases to use the Service.
2.6. The conclusion of the agreement for the provision of electronic services between the Company and the Publisher regarding the management of the Publisher’s Account occurs at the moment of Registration. The termination of the agreement for the provision of electronic services in this regard occurs at the moment the Publisher’s Account is deleted.
- GENERAL PROVISIONS REGARDING THE AGREEMENT
3.1. The condition for participation in the Company’s Partnership System is:
3.1.1. concluding an Agreement with the Company;
3.1.2. Meeting specific technical requirements by the computer or other device used by the Publisher to participate in the Partnership System, i.e., having:
3.1.2.1. a stable internet connection;
3.1.2.2. a standard operating system and web browser;
3.1.2.3. an active email address.
3.1.3. Subsequent activation of the Publisher’s Account in the Service by the Company.
3.2. To conclude the Agreement:
3.2.1. The Publisher must:
3.2.1.1. complete Registration;
3.2.2. accept the content of these Regulations. Acceptance of the Regulations is necessary to conclude the Agreement.
3.3. During Registration, the Publisher may also consent to receive information regarding the Partnership System at the specified email address and subscribe to the newsletter.
3.4. After Registration, the Company proceeds to verify and activate the Publisher’s Account. The Company may refuse to activate the Publisher’s Account at its discretion and in accordance with these Regulations.
3.5. The Agreement is concluded at the moment of activation of the Publisher’s Account by the Company in the Service.
3.6. The place of conclusion of the Agreement is always Warsaw.
3.7. The Company reserves the right to appropriately update or make changes to the Partnership System, provided that the changes do not affect the ability of Publishers to use the Partnership System.
3.8. The Company has adopted the necessary technical and organizational measures to ensure the security of the Publisher.
3.9. If the Registration is carried out by another third party on behalf of the Publisher, with the completion of Registration and acceptance of the Regulations, it is declared that the third party has made the declaration of will on behalf of and for the Publisher.
3.10. The processing of the Publisher’s data is governed by the Privacy Policy.
3.11. In case of doubts regarding the Partnership System, the conclusion of the Agreement, the activation of the Publisher’s Account, or these Regulations, the Publisher may contact the Company via email at kontakt@youaff.com.
- AFFILIATE SYSTEM AND SERVICE
4.1. The Affiliate System is a system designed for recommending and promoting products/services provided to the Company by Advertisers. A list of available products/services is visible in the Publisher’s panel after logging into the Publisher’s Account.
4.2. Participation in the Affiliate System is governed by these Regulations and the Agreement concluded between the Publisher and the Company.
4.3. Use of the Affiliate System occurs through an approved and activated Publisher Account.
4.4. The Publisher is responsible for the proper use of the Publisher Account by themselves and authorized third parties and is obliged to inform such persons of the content of these Regulations and the Agreement concluded with the Company. At the same time, the Company is not liable for actions taken by unauthorized persons on behalf of the Publisher due to the Publisher’s negligence.
4.5. In case of any technical problems when using the Service, the Publisher may contact the Company via email at kontakt@youaff.com.
- RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE PUBLISHER UNDER THE AGREEMENT
5.1. Under the Agreement, the Publisher undertakes to:
5.1.1. provide the Company with advertising space on the Publisher’s Website for the purpose of placing Advertising Materials;
5.1.2. maintain the Publisher’s Website on a publicly accessible server that allows for handling via http or https protocols;
5.1.3. adequately secure the Publisher’s Websites against, among other things, hacking attacks;
5.1.4. not to publish on the Publisher’s Websites any prohibited content in accordance with these Regulations, illegal content, or content that violates moral standards;
5.1.5. provide access to the Publisher’s Website to the Company for control purposes;
5.1.6. present Advertising Materials in a reliable, complete, and conceptually consistent manner;
5.1.7. provide Advertising Materials in the form of:
5.1.7.1. banners and/or
5.1.7.2. text fields containing appropriate links redirecting to the Advertisers’ Services/Products;
5.1.8. update Advertising Materials as a result of changes made by the Company or the Advertiser;
5.1.9. appropriately label Advertising Materials as «Advertisement» or «Sponsored»;
5.1.10. provide and use Advertising Materials solely for the purpose of fulfilling the Agreement;
5.1.11. act in accordance with these Regulations;
5.1.12. process users’ personal data in accordance with data protection laws and the European Parliament and Council Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of April 27, 2016, on the protection of natural persons 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), for which the Publisher bears full liability for damages.
5.2. In case of termination of the Agreement, the Publisher is obliged to immediately remove Advertising Materials from the Publisher’s Website.
5.3. The Publisher is not entitled to:
5.3.1. interfere with or change the content, form, and shape of Advertising Materials without the Company’s consent;
5.3.2. use the Company’s trademark in any way other than specified in the Agreement and in these Regulations, in particular in the content and name of the Publisher’s Websites and other advertising tools, without prior written consent from the Company;
5.4. All content owned by the Company that the Publisher intends to use beyond the Agreement and these Regulations requires the Company’s written consent.
5.5. The Publisher agrees not to engage in unfair practices in their marketing activities, particularly by:
5.5.1. using covert advertising,
5.5.2. using advertising contrary to applicable laws or good customs,
5.5.3. using misleading advertising,
5.5.4. using advertising that infringes on privacy,
5.5.5. providing search results without clearly disclosing paid advertising or payment made specifically to obtain a higher ranking of products in search results—in response to online consumer searches;
5.5.6. publishing or commissioning another person to publish false consumer reviews or recommendations or distorting consumer reviews or recommendations for the purpose of promoting Services/Products;
5.6. Additionally, the Publisher will not engage in:
5.6.1. search engine marketing (SEM) (using the brand in keywords, brand in AdText, Brand in Display URL);
5.6.2. using the Company’s brand keywords in domain names;
5.6.3. using automatic dialer tools;
5.6.4. true post view (TPV);
5.6.5. pop-ups/pop-unders;
5.6.6. cookie stuffing.
5.7. The Publisher is responsible for:
5.7.1. acting in a manner inconsistent with the Agreement and these Regulations;
5.7.2. not updating Advertising Materials on the Publisher’s Website;
5.7.3. allowing third parties to use the Publisher’s Accounts;
5.7.4. securing access data to the Publisher’s Account;
5.7.5. processing personal data in a manner contrary to data protection laws and in violation of GDPR.
- RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE COMPANY
6.1. Under the Agreement, the Company provides the Publisher with Advertising Materials and appropriate tools for generating JavaScript codes, enabling the Publisher to place Advertising Materials on the Publisher’s Website.
6.2. The Company makes every effort to ensure the uninterrupted and unimpeded operation of the Service.
6.3. The Company is entitled to introduce temporary interruptions in the operation of the Service for technical reasons, notifying the Publisher accordingly.
6.4. The Company has the right to intervene in the Publisher’s Account if necessary for the repair or technical support of the Service.
6.5. The Company reserves the right to control the Publisher’s actions carried out under the Agreement to verify, among other things, the accuracy of data, offers, and technical efficiency during the term of the Agreement. This right may also be exercised before the registration of the Publisher’s Account, even if the registration form has been correctly filled out.
6.6. The Company has the right to request the Publisher to submit appropriate explanations in writing in connection with the conducted inspection referred to in section 5, letter c of the Regulations.
6.7. The Company shall not be liable for:
6.7.1. damages arising from the actions or omissions of third parties for which the Company is not responsible,
6.7.2. the actions or omissions of Advertisers,
6.7.3. failure to achieve the expected profits by the Publisher;
6.7.4. advertising materials used by the Advertiser;
6.7.5. actions of force majeure and other factors preventing the execution of the Agreement;
6.7.6. incorrect operation of external systems or tools due to circumstances beyond the Company’s control;
6.7.7. processing of personal data of the Publisher’s customers by the Publisher,
6.7.8. modifications of Advertising Materials by the Publisher that have not been approved by the Company.
6.8. The Company has the right to use external tools to execute the Agreement without prior consent from the Publisher.
6.9. The Company reserves the right to charge the Publisher for costs incurred due to the need to pay a contractual penalty to the Advertiser due to the actions/omissions of the Publisher.
6.9.1. The Publisher agrees to refund the Company within 7 days the costs incurred by it due to the contractual penalty for the actions/omissions of the Publisher.
- REMUNERATION
7.1. For the execution of the Agreement, the Company pays the Publisher Remuneration in the amount specified in the Remuneration Table. If the Remuneration Table changes, the new rates will be in effect from the moment the changes are implemented and communicated to the Publisher.
7.2. The Remuneration due to the Publisher is calculated based on reports provided to the Company by the Advertiser. The Company is not liable to the Publishers for delays in the timely delivery of appropriate reports by the Advertisers, which results in a delay in the payment of Remuneration owed to the Publisher.
7.3. Remuneration is paid by the 25th day of the month following the month in which the Remuneration became due.
7.4. Remuneration is paid to the bank account of the Publisher specified in the Publisher’s Account, for which the Publisher bears responsibility for correctness and currency. If the data provided during Registration by the Publisher is incorrect or prevents the Company from making the Remuneration payment, the Company will request the Publisher to supplement the data within 14 working days, under the threat of making the payment of the Remuneration owed to the Publisher for that month in the following settlement month.
7.5. For Publishers registered as active VAT taxpayers, the Remuneration is paid based on issued invoices. For others, the Remuneration is payable based on the receipts issued by the Publishers.
7.6. The Company agrees to accept VAT invoices or receipts from Publishers electronically at faktury@youaff.com.
7.7. The submission of the VAT invoice or receipt along with the received report from the Advertiser is a condition for the payment of Remuneration by the Company. The payment will be made by the Company within 14 working days of receiving the appropriate documents.
7.8. If the Publisher runs a business, they are obliged to provide the relevant documents and confirm that their account designated for the payment of Remuneration is on the White List of Taxpayers.
7.9. If the Publisher is a registered entity outside the borders of Poland, they are obliged to submit a tax residency certificate. In the absence of such certificates, payments to such Publishers will be reduced by the amount of tax collected by the Company in accordance with applicable legal regulations.
7.10. If the Advertiser reports any irregularities related to the Publisher’s actions to the Company, the Company has the right to withhold the payment of Remuneration until all circumstances are clarified within 30 days from the Advertiser’s report. If the period is extended, the Company will appropriately inform the Publisher of the new deadline.
7.11. The Company has the right to withhold the payment of Remuneration to the Publisher in the event of:
7.11.1. violations by the Publisher of the Regulations, Agreement, or misleading the Company, or concealing material information, including fraud. If Remuneration has already been paid and such circumstances arise later, the Company will have the right to demand the Publisher return the Remuneration amount within 3 working days from the delivery of the request to the Publisher;
7.11.2. the Publisher presenting outdated or incorrect Advertising Materials on the Publisher’s Websites, which, despite appropriate notification from the Company, were not updated or corrected by the Publisher in due time.
7.12. The Company reserves the right to withhold part of the Remuneration due to the Publisher in the event that the Advertiser has not paid the full amount of remuneration to the Company for the services rendered, for which the Company is not responsible. Upon receiving the full amount from the Advertiser, the Company commits to pay the missing part of the Publisher’s Remuneration.
7.13. The Company reserves the right to demand a contractual penalty equal to the amount of Remuneration due to the Publisher for a given settlement month if:
7.13.1. The Publisher, by their action or omission, violates the Agreement or these Regulations, as determined, among other things, as a result of the Company’s inspection or through information provided to the Company by the Advertiser regarding such circumstances,
7.13.2. The Publisher grants access to the Publisher’s Account to unauthorized entities, resulting in a violation of the interests of the Advertiser, the Company, or entities cooperating with them.
7.14. The Company reserves the right to pursue its claims on general principles if the damage caused exceeds the value of the reserved contractual penalty.
7.15. The Publisher is obliged to refund the Company the Remuneration paid if:
7.15.1. They misled the Company or concealed material circumstances essential for calculating the Remuneration or otherwise violated the Agreement and/or Regulations,
7.15.2. Their actions constituted a criminal offense or otherwise violated applicable laws;
7.16. The minimum amount accumulated by the Publisher, entitling them to receive Remuneration, is 50 PLN (understood as net for Publishers issuing VAT invoices). The Company reserves the right to withhold the payment of Remuneration if the Publisher does not exceed the specified amount.
7.17. For Publishers with an active Publisher Account who generate at least 5000 PLN in profit from non-bank loan offers over the past 3 months, for these campaigns and Advertising Materials, such a Publisher has the right to request an increase in the frequency of Remuneration payments to twice in one settlement month. This right does not apply to other campaigns presented by the Company under the Affiliate System.
7.17.1. To take advantage of the increased frequency of Remuneration payments, the Publisher contacts the Company indicating the fulfillment of all conditions and appropriately requesting the aforementioned increase in the frequency of Remuneration payments.
7.17.2. Payments will be made in such a way that:
7.17.2.1. The first part will be made in the form of an advance, after appropriate email consultation with the Company. The amount of the advance will be individually determined with the Company and the Publisher. The advance will be deducted from the final remuneration payable for the given settlement month;
7.17.2.2. The second part constitutes the total remuneration payable to the Publisher at the end of the given settlement month.
7.17.3. The Company reserves the right to refuse payment of advances if the Publisher engages in any practices contrary to the Agreement or section 7 of the Regulations.
7.18. The Company has the right to periodically reward Publishers for achieved results. Specific rewards are determined individually with the Publisher or according to separate promotional regulations.
- PROHIBITED PRACTICES
8.1. The Publisher is obliged to:
8.1.1. use the Service in a manner consistent with the law and good practices, respecting the personal rights and intellectual property rights of third parties;
8.1.2. refrain from posting illegal content in the Service;
8.2. It is prohibited to post on the Publisher’s Website content that:
8.2.1. is inconsistent with the purpose of the Service or the Publisher’s Website,
8.2.2. constitutes spam,
8.2.3. contains links,
8.2.4. serves to conduct competitive activities against the Company or engages in prohibited marketing activities,
8.2.5. has a pornographic and/or erotic nature,
8.2.6. is offensive, defamatory, or infringes on the personal rights of others,
8.2.7. incites the spreading of hatred, racism, or xenophobia,
8.2.8. violates copyright or other intellectual property rights;
8.2.9. aims to spread harmful elements, e.g., viruses,
8.2.10. constitutes a violation of fair competition principles, including, e.g., unfair website positioning,
8.2.11. misleads.
8.3. The Publisher is prohibited from:
8.3.1. using iFrame frames,
8.3.2. using Pop-Under/Pop-Up advertising,
8.3.3. using paid-mailer systems, cash-back systems, bonus systems, visit counters, and similar systems without prior consent from the Advertiser,
8.3.4. engaging in unfair market practices,
8.3.5. altering the Advertiser’s links or directly redirecting to the Advertiser’s pages,
8.3.6. generating so-called «artificial crowds» on the Publisher’s Website,
8.3.7. unauthorized sharing of files, including music or graphics, in violation of copyright law;
8.3.8. violating applicable legal provisions, including the Act on Providing Electronic Services;
8.3.9. sending mass information (so-called SPAM) using various means (including email communication) about the Service or other pages without prior consent from the Company;
8.3.10. acting in a manner contrary to these Regulations, aiming to falsely increase the amount owed to the Publisher as remuneration, particularly by clicking on Advertising Materials independently, for which the Publisher may receive remuneration or encouraging others to click on Advertising Materials;
8.3.11. placing Advertising Material code on sites other than the Publisher’s Website without prior consent from the Company, especially using «pop-up,» «pop-down,» or on a separate page other than the Service, in email messages, or other internet communicators.
8.4. In the Affiliate System, the Company reserves the right to specify additional actions that it considers prohibited as part of participation in the Affiliate System. Any additional prohibited actions will be indicated in the details of a given campaign visible in the Publisher’s panel after logging into the Publisher’s Account.
8.5. Upon receiving information from the Advertiser about prohibited actions or other violations by the Publisher, the Company will immediately inform the Publisher of this, summoning them to cease such actions, under the threat of termination of the Agreement with the Publisher.
8.6. The Company reserves the right to monitor and moderate content posted in the Service by Publishers and to take actions and decisions to remove such content.
8.7. The Publisher, Advertiser, and User have the right to report to the Company any illegal content or content violating the terms of the Regulations observed using the contact form (hereinafter: «Report»). The Report must be sufficiently precise and justified and should include:
8.7.1. the name and surname of the person submitting the Report, except for reports concerning information considered related to one of the offenses referred to in Articles 3–7 of Directive 2011/93/EU;
8.7.2. a sufficiently justified explanation of the reasons for the submission of the Report,
8.7.3. the URL where the content subject to the Report is located,
8.7.4. a statement that the Report is sent in good faith and in the belief that the information contained therein is correct and complete.
8.8. The Company will confirm receipt of the Report if it contains the contact details of the person submitting the Report without undue delay.
8.9. The Company will consider each Report submitted by the submitter within thirty (30) days from its receipt, with due diligence, in an objective and non-arbitrary manner.
8.10. When issuing decisions regarding the Report, the Company will notify the submitter without undue delay. In the event of a decision specified in point 7 lit. l, and possessing electronic contact data, the Company will inform about its decision along with justification, also the party responsible for the specific content.
8.11. In the event of the removal of content due to an algorithmic decision made by the Company, the responsible party for the specific content must be informed of this fact. The Publisher, Advertiser, and User also have the right to appeal against decisions made by algorithms used by the Company.
8.12. The Company’s decisions regarding those responsible for the content contained in the Report may include, among others:
8.12.1. suspending or terminating cooperation under the Agreement in whole or in part or,
8.12.2. suspending or blocking the Publisher’s Account or,
8.12.3. considering the Report unfounded.
8.12.4. withholding remuneration until the matter described in the Report is clarified.
8.13. The Publisher, Advertiser, or User has the right to appeal against any decision of the Company within fourteen (14) days of receiving the Company’s decision.
8.14. The Company has fourteen (14) days to consider the appeal.
- COMPLAINTS
9.1. In the event of a conflict between the Company and the Publisher, the parties will strive to resolve the dispute amicably.
9.2. The Publisher has the right to file a complaint regarding the faulty operation of the Affiliate System. The complaint can be sent to the Company at kontakt@youaff.com or by mail to: YouAff Limited Liability Company based at ul. Prosta 70, 00-838 in Warsaw.
9.3. The event that is the basis for the submitted complaint should be reported immediately upon becoming aware of it, but no later than three (3) months from the occurrence of the event.
9.4. The content of the complaint should include:
9.4.1. A concise presentation of the matter
9.4.2. Providing relevant address and contact details of the Publisher
9.4.3. Additional documents/letters necessary to resolve the dispute;
9.4.4. Specification of the requests directed to the Company
9.5. The Company has thirty (30) days to consider the complaint from the moment of its receipt or delivery. If the scheduled deadline is to be extended, the Company will inform the Publisher of the new planned dispute resolution deadline.
- TERMINATION OR DISSOLUTION OF THE AGREEMENT
10.1. The Agreement is concluded for an indefinite period.
10.2. Both Parties have the right to terminate the Agreement, observing a 14-day notice period.
10.3. The Agreement expires in the case of:
10.3.1. If the Publisher does not achieve an amount exceeding PLN 50 net from the provided Advertising Materials for six (6) months from the activation of the Publisher’s Account in the Service and the conclusion of the Agreement with the Company;
10.3.1.1. does not request the Company to take action within the Affiliate System;
10.3.1.2. no user of the Publisher’s Website undertakes any actions aimed at using the offered Services/Products through the Publisher;
10.3.1.3. Based on the reports provided by the Advertiser, the Publisher is not entitled to any Remuneration.
10.3.2. If the Publisher does not issue an appropriate VAT invoice or receipt for three (3) months, despite achieving the minimum remuneration amount referred to in point 6 of the Regulations. In such a case, the Company will summon the Publisher to provide the appropriate VAT invoice or receipt within three (3) days from receiving the summons. The expiry of the aforementioned three days also starts the limitation period for the Publisher’s claims against the Company for payment of remuneration.
10.4. The Company reserves the right to terminate the Agreement with the Publisher immediately, without notice in situations indicated in the Regulations, in particular when:
10.4.1. The Publisher violates the valid Agreement or Regulations by their actions or omissions or acts contrary to applicable law;
10.4.2. The Publisher violates the interests of the Company or Advertisers by their actions or omissions,
10.4.3. The Publisher does not update the Advertising Materials provided by the Company within the time specified by the Company, or makes modifications to the Advertising Materials that are not acceptable to the Company and are not changed or corrected within the specified time.
10.4.4. The Publisher does not make the necessary changes to their Websites after prior inspection and summons by the Company,
10.4.5. In the event of changes to the Regulations or the Affiliate System, the Publisher does not accept the new content of the Regulations or the Affiliate System.
10.4.6. The Publisher publishes content of a nature indicated by the Company in point 7 or any other inconsistent with the Agreement, the Regulations, or applicable law.
10.5. The Company has the right to send a termination of the Agreement to the address indicated by the Publisher when registering the Publisher’s Account.
10.6. The Company indicates its email address for sending documents and/or statements relating to the termination of the Agreement: kontakt@youaff.com
10.7. The termination of the Agreement by the Company with the Publisher results in the immediate cessation of the provision of Services by the Publisher.
10.8. The termination of the Agreement shall not affect claims that arose before its termination.
- FINAL PROVISIONS
11.1. The Company provides continuous access to the Terms and Conditions and the Privacy Policy, while reserving the right to amend them.
11.2. Correspondence from the Partner directed to the Company is considered effectively delivered by sending correspondence to the email address kontakt@youaff.com.
11.3. These Terms and Conditions constitute an integral part of the concluded Agreement.
11.4. In matters not regulated, the provisions of the Civil Code shall apply in particular.
11.5. All disputes related to the implementation of the Agreement will be resolved by the court competent for the Company’s registered office.
11.6. The Company, in accordance with the Regulation of the European Parliament and the Council 2022/2065 of October 19, 2022, on a single market for digital services and amending Directive 2000/31/EC (Digital Services Act), designates a Point of Contact, i.e., a person designated to contact the Publisher with the Company and enabling contact between the Company and the authorities of the European Union, kontakt@youaff.com.
11.7. The Company has established an electronic Point of Contact related to the Service designated for direct communication with the authorities of member states, the Commission, and the Digital Services Council. This same Point of Contact can be used by the User for direct and rapid communication with the Service Provider. Communication may be conducted in Polish or English.
11.8. In the event of a change to the Terms and Conditions, the Company shall appropriately inform the Publisher. If the Publisher does not oppose the changes to the Terms and Conditions within fourteen (14) days from being informed, it is assumed that the Publisher has accepted the new Terms and Conditions. Failure to accept the new terms of the Terms and Conditions is equivalent to an immediate termination of the Agreement, without a notice period.
11.9. These Terms and Conditions come into effect on the date of their announcement, i.e., April 19, 2024.