Newsletter Terms and Conditions
1. General provisions
The Online Store is run by MyBasic Sp. z o.o. with its registered office in Izabelin B at ul. Rzędziana 11, 05-080 Izabelin B, KRS: 0000776465, NIP: 1182190916, REGON: 382808588, BDO: 000540511 (hereinafter: Owner/Seller). In matters not regulated in these Regulations, the provisions of the Online Store Regulations shall apply.
DEFINITIONS. Whenever the following capitalised terms are used in the further part of the Regulations, they should be understood as indicated below, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:
ONLINE STORE – the website available at mybasic.eu and its extensions.
REGISTRATION FORM – a form available within the functionality of the Online Store, through which a natural person may obtain Digital Content from the Seller and, consequently, conclude a contract for the supply of digital content and subscribe to the Newsletter.
DIGITAL CONTENT – e.g. an e-book, which we provide to the Customer in exchange for correctly filling in the Registration Form and, as a result, subscribing to the newsletter, thereby concluding a contract with the Owner for the supply of digital content, in which the Price consists of the Customer's personal data.
PRICE – personal data provided at the stage of completing the Registration Form or a gross remuneration amount (including tax), specified in Polish złoty, due to the Owner for granting access to the Digital Content.
CUSTOMER – a natural person who, via the Registration Form, has subscribed to the newsletter and concluded a contract for the supply of Digital Content.
CONSUMER – a Customer who is a natural person concluding a contract with the entrepreneur for the supply of digital content, where such contract is not directly related to their business or professional activity.
NEWSLETTER – an Electronic Service that enables all subscribed Customers to receive periodic information about the services provided by the Owner and the offer of their Store, sent to the e-mail address provided by the Customer, with their explicit consent.
ENTREPRENEUR – CONSUMER – a Customer who is a natural person concluding a contract for the supply of Digital Content directly related to their business activity, when the content of that contract indicates that it does not have a professional character for them, arising in particular from the subject of the business activity made available under the provisions on the Central Register and Information on Business Activity.
2. Technical requirements
The minimum technical requirements for the Customer's device enabling the conclusion of the contract for the supply of Digital Content and its correct delivery are:
a device with access to the Internet;
the latest version of a web browser;
an active e-mail account (e-mail address).
The Customer may unsubscribe from the newsletter at any time by contacting the Seller in the manner specified in the Online Store.
3. Conclusion of the contract for the supply of Digital Content
The contract for the supply of Digital Content is concluded via the Registration Form.
The Customer is obliged to pay the Price.
It is the Customer's obligation, when wishing to conclude a contract, to provide correct and current data required in the Registration Form, e.g. an e-mail address, and to confirm the subscription by clicking the link contained in the e-mail received from the Owner. Providing any data in the Registration Form is voluntary but necessary to conclude the contract for the supply of Digital Content.
Once the Customer confirms the newsletter subscription in the manner described above, the contract for the supply of Digital Content is effectively concluded.
4. Cost, methods and time of delivery or provision of Digital Content
Delivery of Digital Content is free of charge and takes place by sending the Digital Content to the e-mail address provided by the Customer when completing the Registration Form, or by sending a link to the Customer's e-mail address enabling the download of, or access to, the Digital Content.
5. Complaints regarding Digital Content and the right of withdrawal
The Customer, being a Consumer or an Entrepreneur – Consumer, is entitled to submit a complaint regarding the Digital Content.
Liability under warranty towards entities that do not have the status of Consumer or Entrepreneur – Consumer is excluded.
The Seller is obliged to deliver to the Customer Digital Content compliant with the concluded contract for the supply of Digital Content.
The Owner is liable for the conformity of the Digital Content with the contract.
The Owner is liable for any lack of conformity of the Digital Content with the contract that existed at the time of its delivery to the Consumer and is disclosed within 2 years of that time.
A complaint may be submitted by the Customer in any form.
In the event of a lack of conformity of the Digital Content with the contract, the Customer, being a Consumer or an Entrepreneur – Consumer, is entitled to the rights specified in the Act on Consumer Rights.
In the event of a lack of conformity of the Digital Content with the contract for its supply, the Consumer or Entrepreneur – Consumer may demand that it be brought into conformity with the contract for the supply of Digital Content. If this proves impossible or would require excessive costs, the Customer has the right to withdraw from the contract.
In addition, a Customer being a Consumer or an Entrepreneur – Consumer may submit a declaration of withdrawal from the contract for the supply of Digital Content when the Seller has failed to deliver the Digital Content in accordance with the contract for its supply after exhausting the procedure referred to in point 5.8, when the Seller's efforts have not resulted in the delivery of Digital Content compliant with the contract for its supply, when the lack of conformity of the Digital Content is so significant that requiring the Seller to remedy it would be pointless, or when it follows from the Seller's statement that they will not manage to bring the Digital Content into conformity with the contract within a reasonable time or without excessive inconvenience to the Consumer or Entrepreneur – Consumer.
A Customer, being a Consumer, may withdraw from the contract for the supply of Digital Content within 14 days of receiving the Digital Content. The provisions of this point of the Regulations also apply to the Entrepreneur – Consumer.
To meet the deadline, it is sufficient for the Consumer or Entrepreneur – Consumer to submit a declaration to the Seller before its expiry. The Consumer or Entrepreneur – Consumer may submit any unambiguous statement informing of their withdrawal from the contract for the supply of Digital Content.
The declaration of withdrawal from the contract for the supply of Digital Content may be submitted to the Seller in any manner.
The period for withdrawal from the contract for the supply of Digital Content begins on the day the Digital Content is delivered or made available to the Consumer or Entrepreneur – Consumer.
In the event of an effective withdrawal from a distance contract, the contract is deemed not to have been concluded.
The Owner is obliged to promptly, but no later than within 14 days of receiving the Consumer's or Entrepreneur – Consumer's declaration of withdrawal from the contract, delete the Customer's personal data provided for the purpose of concluding the contract for the supply of Digital Content and the newsletter subscription.
6. Intellectual property rights
The Owner holds all copyright to the Digital Content.
The Digital Content is made available to the Customer exclusively for their own use.
7. Protection of personal data
Providing personal data by the Customer in the Registration Form is necessary to conclude the contract for the supply of Digital Content, and in this case it is processed for the purpose of performing the concluded contract.
The rules for the protection of personal data in the remaining scope not regulated by these Regulations are set out in the “Privacy Policy” document.
8. Final provisions
The Newsletter Regulations, version 2.0, come into force on 05.08.2023.
If the mandatory provisions of the law of the Customer's country of habitual residence provide more favourable conditions for them than the provisions of Polish law and the provisions of these Regulations, the provisions of the law of the Customer's country of habitual residence shall apply.
The content of these Newsletter Regulations may change. The Owner will inform of any changes by publishing information on the Online Store's website.