Website T&C - getting them written
Website T&C - getting them written
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timetex

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688 posts

178 months

Tuesday 11th October 2016
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Currently relaunching a personalised jewellery ecommerce website, and want to make sure the T&C are properly written and take into account all current legislation etc.

I have downloaded some T&C from Simply Docs (template site) but all of their T&C, whilst looking good, seem to cater much more for regular ecommerce (pack and ship) but selling personalised products / customised products does have a different slant on things, particularly in the areas of cancellation / right of return etc.

Whilst the Simply Docs T&C would suffice, I don't think they are clear enough in this area...

So can you recommend someone / recommend a 'template' which can be used for T&C of a website almost exclusively selling personalised / custom pieces, which would be legal and above board with all current legislation?

Yes, we could find a similar website and borrow their T&C, but that's not how it should be done!

ThankYouForCalling

68 posts

137 months

Tuesday 11th October 2016
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We often find T&C templates to be useful however you often have to combine a few to cover all bases.

We've used the returns clause regarding return of personalised goods in this one before:

https://wemakewebsites.com/blog/sample-e-commerce-...

Self said:
You will not have any right to cancel a purchase for the supply of any of the following goods

- Goods made to your specifications or clearly personalised or which by reason of their nature cannot be returned or are liable to deteriorate or expire rapidly.