What is a website refund policy? Sometimes called a “website returns policy,” a website refund policy is a legal document you put on your site that describes what a dissatisfied customer must do to get a refund for a product or service he has purchased from you – it’s a policy that reduces risk for prospective purchasers and creates trust when you honor requests made under the policy by unhappy customers. This policy provides information, such as your email address…
What 5 Website Legal Forms Your Business Can’t Do Without With the increase in business websites and online transactions comes an even more important increase in the need for website legal forms. There are many website legal forms that any one business may deem necessary to safely conduct their business. Here, however, we focus on just 5 website legal forms that could get your business off too a good start in the right direction of full protection. Those forms are…
Website Privacy Page? What’s that? Simply put, a “website privacy page” is a policy located on your website that explains to visitors what information you’re obtaining from them and what you plan to do with that information. The policy describes in detail how personal information is obtained, stored and released and whether the information is kept confidential. Most businesses with websites use this tool as one way to communicate with their potential customers and website visitors. In a sense, without…
Why Does My Business Need Website Legal Forms? Would you rather spend thousands of dollars in legal fees and damage control and potentially lose everything that you’ve worked for in the aftermath of a dispute or invest $197 in website legal documents with the Website Legal Forms Generator software now to protect your business and your pocket? The answer is simple. Website legal documents are a necessary element of your website that can unfortunately become expensive to attain. However, with…
What is an online privacy policy? An online privacy policy is a legal document or statement that businesses and entities post on their websites letting visitors know how their business collect, use, divulge, and safeguard the personal information of their customers or clients. Businesses use these policies to tell visitors what specific data they collect and whether they keep it, delete it, share it with their partners/affiliates, or sell it to other companies. By making it perfectly clear to customers…
What is a website terms of use? Sometimes called a “website terms of service” or “website terms and conditions” a website terms of use can be either the rules a website’s users must agree to in order to make use of the website, a disclaimer limiting liability on the part of a website’s owners, or both. Properly constructed terms of use are legally binding and may be revised from time to time as necessary. Typically terms of use will define…
On April 4, 2013, we released an updated Legal & Policies (version 2 – English & Spanish) and Privacy Policy (version 2 – Spanish) for Website Legal Forms Generator Pro and Pro Plus members to use on their websites. One of the changes to the Legal & Policies form was to address the FTC’s new Business Opportunity Rule. You may be asking yourself, what exactly is the FTC’s new Business Opportunity Rule? Internet Attorney Mike Young has created a FAQ…
On April 4, 2013, we released an updated Legal & Policies (version 2 – English & Spanish) and Privacy Policy (version 2 – Spanish) for Website Legal Forms Generator Pro and Pro Plus members to use on their websites. WHAT’S CHANGED? In addition to generating all of the key website legal forms most websites need, here’s what’s new… 1. Updates were made to the “Legal & Policies” (English Version 2) document to cover these issues on your website: California’s anti-spam…
On June 6, 2012, we released an updated Privacy Policy (version 2) for Website Legal Forms Generator Pro and Pro Plus members to use on their websites. WHAT’S CHANGED? Google decided to increase the disclosure requirements website owners have to make for interest-based advertising, remarketing pixels, etc. Internet Lawyer Mike Young created a new English version of the Privacy Policy to reflect Google’s new requirements. HOW DO YOU GET THE UPDATED PRIVACY POLICY? You must be a Pro Plus (premium)…
What should you do when your website privacy policy changes? Your site’s privacy policy should explain in detail how you handle modifications and updates. How will you notify website visitors that you have changed your privacy policy? What will you do if someone objects to the changes and you have collected information from them prior to making the alterations? Who should they contact with questions or concerns about website privacy policy changes? What method should they use to get in…
