TABLE OF CONTENTS:

  1. Definitions
  2. General conditions
  3. Conclusion of the contract and implementation
  4. Methods and terms of payment for the product
  5. Costs, methods and dates of deliveries and collection of parcels
  6. The right to withdraw from the contract
  7. Warranty
  8. Out-of-court ways of dealing with complaints and redress and the rules of access to these procedures.
  9. Final provisions.

The conclusion of the contract between the Buyer and the Seller may take place in two ways.

Before placing an order, the Buyer has the right to negotiate all provisions of the contract with the Seller, including those changing the provisions of the following regulations. The negotiations should be conducted in writing and sent to the address of the Seller (Dagmara Owczarek, ul. Milczańska 16D / 6, 61-131 Poznań).
If the Buyer resigns from the possibility of concluding a contract through individual negotiations, the following terms and applicable law shall apply.

§1 Definitions

      1. Personal Data Administrator:
        Aftervision Dagmara Owczarek, ul. Spacerowa 10, 62-731 Przykona
        NIP:6681941007, REGON: 366308875
      2. Postal address: Dagmara Owczarek, ul. Milczańska 16D/6, 61-131 Poznań
      3. Complaint address: Dagmara Owczarek, ul. Milczańska 16D/6, 61-131 Poznań
      4. Price list of deliveries – the list of available types of delivery and their costs in the “DELIVERY
        AND RETURN” tab.
      5. Contact details:
        Dagmara Owczarek, ul. Milczańska 16D/6, 61-131 Poznań,
        e-mail: hello@gangofkids.pl
        telefon: +48 512 833 228
      6. Personal data – any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person. Information is not considered to enable the identification of a person if it would require excessive costs, time or activities.
      7. Sensitive data – these are personal data containing information about racial or ethnic origin, political views, religious or philosophical beliefs, religious, party or trade union affiliation, as well as data on health, genetic code, addictions, sex life, convictions, punishment decisions and penal fines, as well as other judgments issued in court or administrative proceedings.
      8. Delivery – the type of transport service along with the carrier and cost specification, listed in the delivery price list in the “DELIVERY AND RETURNS” tab.
      9. Proof of purchase – an invoice, bill or receipt issued in accordance with the Goods and Services Tax Act of March 11, 2004, as amended, and other applicable laws.
      10. Product card – a single subpage of the store containing information about a single product.
      11. Client:
        a. An adult natural person running a sole proprietorship, concluding an agreement with the Seller directly related to his business or professional activity and having a professional nature for him;
        b. an organizational unit without legal personality but having the capacity to perform acts in law;
        c. legal person.
      12. Civil Code – the Civil Code Act of April 23, 1964, as amended.
      13. Code of good practice – a set of rules of conduct, in particular ethical and professional standards referred to in Article 2 point 5 of the Act on Counteracting Unfair Market Practices of August 23, 2007, as amended.
      14. Consumer – an adult natural person with full legal capacity or an adult natural person running a sole proprietorship, concluding a contract with the Seller directly related to his business or professional activity, but not having a professional nature for him.
      15. Cart – a list of products made of the products offered in the store, based on the Buyer’s choices.
      16. Buyer – both the Consumer and the Customer.
      17. Place of issue of goods – postal address or collection point indicated in the order by the Buyer.
      18. Time of handing over the item – the moment when the Buyer or a third party indicated by him for collection takes possession of the item.
      19. ODR internet platform – an EU website operating on the basis of Regulation (EU) No 524/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council of May 21, 2013 on online dispute resolution for consumer disputes and amending Regulation (EC) No 2006/2004 and Directive 2009 / 22 / EC and available at https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/
      20. Payment – method of payment for the subject of the contract and delivery, listed at https://www.aurethelabel.com/strona/platnosci
      21. Authorized entity – an entity authorized to out-of-court resolution of consumer disputes within the meaning of the Act on out-of-court resolution of consumer disputes of September 23, 2016, as amended.
      22. Privacy policy – rules for the processing of Buyers ‘personal data by the Personal Data Administrator, Buyers’ rights and obligations of the Data Administrator, which can be found at: https://www.aurethelabel.com/strona/polityka-prywatnosci
      23. Consumer law – the Consumer Rights Act of May 30, 2014.
      24. Product – the minimum and indivisible number of items that may be the subject of the order, and which is given in the Seller’s store as a unit of measure when determining its price (price / unit).
      25. Subject of the contract – products and delivery that are the subject of the contract.
      26. Subject of the service – subject of the contract.
      27. Collection point – the place of delivery of the item, which is not a postal address, listed in the statement provided by the Seller in the store.
      28. UOKiK Register – a register of authorized entities kept by the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection pursuant to the Act on out-of-court resolution of consumer disputes of September 23, 2016, as amended, and available at: https://uokik.gov.pl/rerezent_podmiot_uprawowani.php
      29. RODO – Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46 / EC and the Act of 10 May 2018 on the protection of personal data.
      30. Item – a movable item that may be or is the subject of the contract.
      31. Store – a website available at https://www.aurethelabel.com through which the Buyer may place an order.
      32. Seller:
        Aftervision Dagmara Owczarek, ul. Spacerowa 10, 62-731 Przykona
        NIP: 6681941007, REGON: 366308875
        KONTO BANKOWE: PL69109012290000000144131435
      33. System – a set of cooperating IT devices and software, ensuring processing and storage, as well as sending and receiving data via telecommunications networks using a terminal device appropriate for a given type of network, commonly referred to as the Internet.
      34. Completion date – the number of hours or working days specified on the product card.
      35. Agreement – an agreement concluded outside the entrepreneur’s premises or at a distance within the meaning of the Act on consumer rights of May 30, 2014 in the case of Consumers and a sales agreement within the meaning of art. 535 of the Civil Code Act of April 23, 1964 in the case of Buyers.
      36. Defect – both a physical defect and a legal defect.
      37. Physical defect – non-compliance of the item sold with the contract, in particular if the item:
        – it does not have properties that this kind of thing should have due to the purpose specified in the contract or resulting from the circumstances or destination;
        – does not have properties that the Seller has provided to the Consumer,
        – it is not suitable for the purpose of which the Consumer informed the Seller at the conclusion of the contract, and the Seller did not raise any objections to such an intended use;
        – was delivered to the Consumer incomplete;
        – in the event of improper installation and commissioning, if these activities were performed by the Seller or a third party for which the Seller is responsible, or by a Consumer who followed the instructions received from the Seller;
        – it does not have the properties provided by the manufacturer or his representative or the person who places the item on the market within the scope of his business activity, and the person who, by placing his name, trademark or other distinctive sign on the item sold, presents himself as the manufacturer, unless The Seller did not know these assurances or, judging reasonably, he could not know or they could not have influenced the Consumer’s decision to conclude the contract, or when their content was corrected prior to the conclusion of the contract. Legal defect – a situation where the sold item is the property of a third party or is encumbered with the right of a third party, and if the restriction in the use or disposal of the item results from a decision or judgment of a competent authority.
      38. Legal defect – a situation where the sold item is the property of a third party or is encumbered with the right of a third party, and if the restriction in the use or disposal of the item results from a decision or judgment of a competent authority.
      39. Order – Buyer’s declaration of intent made through the store, clearly specifying: the type and quantity of products; type of delivery; payment method; the place of delivery of the item, the Buyer’s data and aiming directly at the conclusion of the contract between the Buyer and the Seller.

§2 General conditions

  1. The contract is concluded in Polish, in accordance with Polish law and these regulations.
  2. The place of delivery of the item must be on the territory of the Republic of Poland.
  3. The seller is obliged and undertakes to provide services and deliver goods free from defects.
  4. All prices quoted by the Seller are expressed in the Polish currency and are gross prices. Product prices do not include the cost of delivery, which is specified in the delivery price list.
  5. All dates are calculated in accordance with art. 111 of the Civil Code, i.e. the period marked in days ends with the end of the last day, and if the beginning of the period marked in days is an event, it is not taken into account when calculating the date of the day on which the event occurred.
  6. Confirmation, disclosure, consolidation, securing of all material provisions of the contract in order to gain access to this information in the future takes the form of:
    • order order confirmation by sending to the indicated e-mail address: orders, pro forma invoices, information about the right to withdraw from the contract, these regulations in pdf version, the model withdrawal form in pdf version, links to download the regulations and the withdrawal template;
    • attach to the completed order, sent to the indicated place of issue of printed items: proof of purchase, information on the right to withdraw from the contract, these regulations, model withdrawal form.
  7. The seller informs about the known guarantees granted by third parties for products in the store.
  8. The Seller does not charge any fees for communicating with him using means of distance communication, and the Buyer shall bear its costs in the amount resulting from the contract he concluded with a third party providing him with a specific service enabling distance communication.
  9. In the case of card payments:
    – The entity providing online payment services is the payment operator Przelewy 24.
    – The following payment methods are available in the Store: Visa, Visa Electron, Mastercard, Mastercard Electronic.
    – If there is a need to return funds for a transaction made by the customer with a payment card, the seller will be refunded to the bank account assigned to the payment card of the Ordering Party.
  10. The Seller provides the Buyer using the system with the correct operation of the store in the following browsers: IE version 7 or newer, FireFox version 3 or newer, Opera version 9 or newer, Chrome version 10 or newer, Safari with the latest JAVA and FLASH versions installed, on screens with resolution horizontal image above 1024 px. Using third-party software that affects the functioning and functionality of browsers: Internet Explorer, FireFox, Opera, Chrome, Safari may affect the correct display of the store, therefore, in order to obtain full functionality of the www.aurethelabel.com store, turn them all off.
  11. The buyer may use the option of remembering his data by the store in order to facilitate the process of placing another order. For this purpose, the Buyer should provide the login and password necessary to access his account. The login and password are a sequence of characters determined by the Buyer, who is obliged to keep them secret and protect them against unauthorized access by third parties. The buyer can view, correct, update data and delete the account in the store at any time.
  12. The seller adheres to the code of good practice.
  13. The buyer is obliged to:
    – not to provide or transmit content prohibited by law, e.g. content that promotes violence, is defamatory or violates personal rights and other rights of third parties,
    – use the store in a way that does not interfere with its functioning, in particular through the use of specific software or devices,
    – not to take actions such as: sending or posting unsolicited commercial information (spam) within the store,
    – use the store in a way that is not inconvenient for other Buyers and for the Seller,
    – use of any content included in the store only for personal use,
    – use the store in a manner consistent with the provisions of the law in force in the territory of the Republic of Poland, the provisions of the regulations, as well as the general principles of netiquette.

§3 Conclusion of the contract and implementation

  1. Orders can be placed 24 hours a day.
  2. In order to place an order, the Buyer should perform at least the following steps, some of which may be repeated many times:
    – adding a product to the basket;
    – choosing the type of delivery;
    – choosing the type of payment;
    – choosing the place of handing over the item;
    – placing an order in the store by using the “Buy and pay” button.
  3. The conclusion of the contract with the consumer takes place at the time of placing the order.
  4. The execution of the Consumer’s order payable by bank transfer or via the electronic payment system takes place after the Consumer’s payment is credited to the Seller’s account, which should take place within 3 days of placing the order, unless the Consumer was unable to perform the service through no fault of his own and informed the Seller about it.
  5. The conclusion of the contract with the Customer takes place upon the acceptance of the order by the Seller, of which he informs the Customer within 48 hours of placing the order.
  6. Sending the subject of the contract takes place within the time limit specified on the product card, and for orders consisting of many products, the longest date specified on the product cards. The time limit begins with the completion of the contract.
  7. The purchased subject of the contract is, together with the sales document selected by the Buyer, sent with the type of delivery selected by the Buyer to the place of delivery of the item indicated by the Buyer in the order, along with the attached attachments referred to in §2 point 6b. Pursuant to Art. 27 of the Consumer Law, the right to withdraw from a distance contract, without giving a reason and without incurring costs, except for the costs specified in art. 33, art. 34 of the Consumer Law. The deadline to withdraw from a distance contract is 14 days from the date of delivery of the item, and to meet the deadline, it is enough to send a statement before its expiry.

§4 Methods and terms of payment for the product

  1. The Seller provides the Customer with the following payment methods under the Sales Agreement:
  2. Payment by bank transfer to the Seller’s bank account.
    Aftervision Dagmara Owczarek, ul. Spacerowa 10, 62-731 Przykona
    NIP: 6681941007, REGON: 366308875
    BANK ACCOUNT: PL69109012290000000144131435
  3. Electronic payments and card payments via the website Przelewy24, PayPal.
  4. Settlements of transactions with electronic payments and payment cards are carried out in accordance with the Customer’s choice via the website Przelewy24 oraz PayPal.com. The service of electronic payments and payment cards is provided by:PayPal.com – spółka PayPal (Europe) S.a r.l. & Cie, S.C.A., 5. kondygnacja 22–24 Boulevard Royal, L-2449, LuxembourgPrzelewy24 – PayPro SA ul. Kanclerska 15, 60-327 Poznań NIP: 779-236-98-87 | Regon: 301345068.
  5. Payment deadline:
    If the Customer selects payment by bank transfer, electronic payment or payment by credit card, the Customer is obliged to make the payment within 3 calendar days from the date of concluding the Sales Agreement.

§5 Costs, methods and dates of delivery and collection of parcels

  1. Product delivery is available in the territory of the European Union as well as Norway, Great Britain, Asia and the Americas.
  2. The delivery of the Product to the Customer is payable, unless the Sales Agreement provides otherwise. Product delivery costs (including charges for transport, delivery and postal services) are indicated to the Customer on the Online Store website in the information tab on delivery costs and when placing the Order, including when the Customer expresses his will to be bound by the Sales Agreement.
  3. The Seller provides the Customer with the following methods of delivery or collection of the Product Shipment to the collection point – to the parcel locker; courier service and courier service abroad.
    – Shipment to the pickup point – to Paczkomat;
    – courier delivery;
    – registered courier service abroad;
    – registered mail item abroad.
  4. The date of delivery of the Product to the Customer in Poland and Europe is up to 5 Business Days, the date of delivery of the Product to the Customer outside of Europe is up to 10 days for courier shipments (not including customs clearance) and up to 40 days for shipments handled by Poczta Polska. The deadline may also be extended, then the customer will be informed immediately by e-mail.
  5. If the Customer chooses the method of payment by bank transfer, electronic payment or payment card – from the date of crediting the Seller’s bank account or settlement account.

§6 The right to withdraw from the contract

  1. The consumer is entitled, pursuant to art. 27 of the Consumer Law, the right to withdraw from a distance contract, without giving a reason and without incurring costs, except for the costs specified in art. 33, art. 34 of the Consumer Law.
  2. The deadline to withdraw from a distance contract is 14 days from the date of delivery of the item, and it is enough to send a statement before its expiry to meet the deadline.
  3. The declaration of withdrawal from the contract may be submitted by the Consumer on the form, the specimen of which is attached as Annex 2 to the Consumer Law, on the form available in the “DELIVERY AND RETURNS” tab or in any other form consistent with the Consumer Law.
  4. The Seller shall immediately confirm to the Consumer by e-mail (provided at the conclusion of the contract and another, if provided in the submitted statement) receipt of the declaration of withdrawal from the contract. In the event of withdrawal from the contract, the contract is considered void.
  5. The consumer is obliged to return the item to the Seller immediately, but not later than 14 days from the date on which he withdrew from the contract. To meet the deadline, it is enough to return the items before its expiry. The consumer returns the items that are the subject of the contract from which he withdrew at his own expense.
  6. The consumer does not bear the costs of delivering digital content that is not recorded on a tangible medium, if he did not consent to the performance before the deadline to withdraw from the contract or was not informed about the loss of his right to withdraw from the contract at the time of granting such consent or the entrepreneur does not has provided confirmation in accordance with Art. 15 sec. 1 and art. 21 paragraph 1. Consumer law.
  7. The consumer is responsible for reducing the value of the item being the subject of the contract and resulting from using it in a way that goes beyond what is necessary to establish the nature, characteristics and functioning of the item.
  8. The Seller shall immediately, no later than within 14 days from the date of receipt of the declaration of withdrawal from the contract submitted by the Consumer, return to the Consumer all payments made by him, including the costs of delivering the goods, and if the Consumer has chosen a delivery method other than the cheapest standard delivery method offered by the Seller The Seller will not reimburse the Consumer for additional costs in accordance with Article 33 of the Consumer Law.
  9. The Seller shall refund the payment using the same method of payment as used by the Consumer, unless the Consumer has expressly agreed to a different payment method, which does not involve any costs for him.
  10. The Seller may withhold the reimbursement of the payment received from the Consumer until the item is returned or the Consumer provides proof of its return, depending on which event occurs first.
  11. Pursuant to Article 38 of the Consumer Law, the consumer is not entitled to withdraw from the contract:
    -in which the price or remuneration depends on fluctuations in the financial market over which the Seller has no control and which may occur before the deadline to withdraw from the contract;
    – in which the subject of the service is a non-prefabricated item, manufactured according to the consumer’s specifications or serving to satisfy his individual needs;
    – in which the subject of the service is an item that deteriorates quickly or has a short shelf-life;
    – in which the subject of the service is an item delivered in a sealed package, which cannot be returned after opening the package due to health protection or hygiene reasons, if the packaging has been opened after delivery;
    – in which the subject of the service are items that after delivery, due to their nature, are inseparably connected with other items;
    – in which the subject of the service are items that after delivery, due to their nature, are inseparably connected with other items;
    – for the delivery of digital content that is not recorded on a tangible medium, if the performance of the service began with the Consumer’s express consent before the deadline to withdraw from the contract and after informing the entrepreneur about the loss of the right to withdraw from the contract;
    – for the delivery of newspapers, periodicals or magazines, with the exception of subscription contracts.

§7 Warranty

  1. The Seller, pursuant to art. 558§1 of the Civil Code completely excludes liability to customers due to physical and legal defects (warranty).
  2. The Seller is liable to the Consumer under the terms of art. 556 of the Civil Code and subsequent ones for defects (warranty).
  3. In the case of a contract with a consumer, if a physical defect has been found within one year from the date of delivery of the item, it is assumed that it existed at the time the risk passed on to the consumer.
  4. If the item sold has a defect, the Consumer may:
    – submit a statement requesting a price reduction;
    – make a declaration of withdrawal from the contract;
    unless the Seller immediately and without undue inconvenience to the Consumer replaces the defective
    item with a non-defective one or removes the defect. However, if the item has already been replaced or repaired by the Seller or the Seller has not satisfied the obligation to replace the item with a non-defective one or remove the defect, he is not entitled to replace the item or remove the defect.
  5. The Consumer may, instead of the removal of the defect proposed by the Seller, demand that the item be replaced with a non-defective one, or instead of replacing the item, demand that the defect be removed, unless it is impossible to bring the item into conformity with the contract in a manner chosen by the Consumer or would require excessive costs compared to the method proposed by the Seller, however, when assessing the excess of costs, the value of the defect-free item, the type and significance of the defect found are taken into account, as well as the inconvenience to which the Consumer would otherwise be exposed.
  6. The consumer cannot withdraw from the contract if the defect is irrelevant.
  7. If the item sold has a defect, the Consumer may also:
    – demand that the item be replaced with one that is free from defects;
    – demand that the defect be removed.
  8. The Seller is obliged to replace the defective item with a non-defective one or remove the defect within a reasonable time without undue inconvenience to the Consumer.
  9. The Seller may refuse to satisfy the Consumer’s request if it is impossible to bring the defective item into conformity with the contract in the manner chosen by the Buyer or would require excessive costs compared to the second possible way to bring it into conformity with the contract.
  10. In the event that the defective item has been installed, the Consumer may request the Seller to disassemble and reinstall after replacing it with a defect-free one or removing the defect, but is obliged to bear some of the related costs exceeding the price of the item sold or may require the Seller to pay part of the costs. disassembly and reassembly, up to the price of the item sold. In the event of non-performance of the obligation by the Seller, the Consumer is entitled to perform these activities at the expense and risk of the Seller.
  11. The consumer who exercises the rights under the warranty is obliged to deliver the defective item at his own expense to the complaint address, and if, due to the type of item or the way it was installed, the delivery of the item by the Consumer would be excessively difficult, the Consumer is obliged to make the item available to the Seller at the place where which the thing is. In the event of failure by the Seller to fulfill the obligation, the Consumer is entitled to return the goods at the expense and risk of the Seller.
  12. The costs of replacement or repair are borne by the Seller, except for the situation described in §5 point 10.
  13. The Seller is obliged to accept the defective item from the Consumer in the event of replacement of the item with a non-defective one or withdrawal from the contract.
  14. Within fourteen days, the Seller will respond to the provisions based on Art. 5615 of the Civil Code: statements about a request for a price reduction, requests to replace the item with one free from defects, requests to remove the defect. The Seller, within thirty days (Article 7a of the Consumer Law), will respond to any other Consumer’s statement that is not covered by the fourteen-day period specified in the Civil Code, otherwise it is deemed to have been considered justified by the Consumer’s statement or request. Otherwise, it is considered that he considered the Consumer’s statement or request justified.
  15. The Seller is liable under the warranty if a physical defect is found before the expiry of two years from the date of delivery of the item to the Consumer, and if the subject of sale is a second-hand item, within one year from the date of delivery of the item to the Consumer.
  16. The Consumer’s claim for removal of the defect or replacement of the item sold for one free from defects expires after one year from the date of finding the defect, but not earlier than two years from the date of delivery of the item to the Consumer, and if the subject of sale is a second-hand item, within one year from the date of handing over the item to the Consumer.
  17. In the event that the use-by date specified by the Seller or the manufacturer ends after two years from the date of delivery of the item to the Consumer, the Seller is liable under the warranty for physical defects of this item found before that date.
  18. Within the time limits specified in §5 points 15-17, the Consumer may submit a declaration of withdrawal from the contract or price reduction due to a physical defect of the item sold, and if the Consumer requested replacement of the item with a non-defective one or removal of the defect, the deadline for submitting a declaration of withdrawal from the contract or the price reduction begins with the ineffective expiry of the deadline for replacing the item or removing the defect.
  19. In the event of an investigation before a court or an arbitration court for one of the rights under the warranty, the time limit for the exercise of other rights due to the Consumer in this respect is suspended until the final conclusion of the proceedings. The same applies to mediation proceedings, but the time limit for the exercise of other warranty rights due to the Consumer starts to run from the date of the court refusing to approve the settlement concluded before the mediator or the unsuccessful completion of the mediation.
  20. To exercise the rights under the warranty for legal defects of the sold item, §5 points 15-16 apply, however the period starts from the day on which the Consumer learned about the defect, and if the Consumer learned about the defect only as a result of third party claims – from the date on which the judgment issued in a dispute with a third party becomes final.
  21. If, due to a defect in the item, the Consumer submitted a declaration of withdrawal from the contract or price reduction, he may demand compensation for the damage he suffered by entering into the contract, not knowing about the defect, even if the damage was a consequence of circumstances for which the Seller is not responsible, and, in particular, may request reimbursement of the costs of concluding the contract, the costs of collecting, transporting, storing and insuring goods, reimbursement of expenditure to the extent that he did not benefit from them, and did not receive a refund from a third party and reimbursement of the costs of the process. This is without prejudice to the provisions on the obligation to repair the damage on general principles.
  22. The expiry of any deadline for finding a defect does not exclude the exercise of rights under the warranty if the Seller has fraudulently concealed the defect.
  23. The Seller, if he is obliged to provide or provide financial services to the Consumer, will perform them without undue delay, no later than within the time limit provided for by law.

§8 Out-of-court methods of dealing with complaints and redress as well as rules of access to these procedures

  1. Detailed information on the possibility for the Customer who is a consumer to use out-of-court complaint and redress methods and the rules of access to these procedures are available on the website of the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection at: https://uokik.gov.pl/pozasadowe_rozwiazywanie_sporow_konsumenckich.php.
  2. There is also a contact point at the President of the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (telephone: 22 55 60 333, email: kontakt.adr@uokik.gov.pl or a written address: Pl. Powstańców Warszawy 1, 00-030 Warsaw), whose task is inter alia, providing assistance to consumers in matters relating to out-of-court resolution of consumer disputes.
  3. The consumer has the following exemplary possibilities of using out-of-court complaint and redress methods: (1) application for dispute resolution to a permanent consumer arbitration court (more information at: http://www.spsk.wiih.org.pl/); (2) application for an out-of-court dispute resolution to the voivodeship inspector of the Trade Inspection (more information on the website of the inspector competent for the place of business by the Seller); and (3) assistance of a poviat (municipal) consumer ombudsman or a social organization whose statutory tasks include consumer protection (including the Consumer Federation, Association of Polish Consumers). Advice is provided, inter alia, by e-mail at bilety@dlakonsumentow.pl and at the consumer helpline number 801 440 220 (the hotline is open on Working Days, from 8:00 to 18:00, connection fee according to the operator’s tariff).
  4. At the address http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr, there is an online platform for resolving disputes between consumers and entrepreneurs at the EU level (ODR platform). The ODR platform is an interactive and multilingual website with a one-stop shop for consumers and entrepreneurs seeking out-of-court settlement of a dispute regarding contractual obligations arising from an online sales contract or a contract for the provision of services (more information on the website of the platform itself or at the website of the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection : link. link.

§9 Final Provisions

  1. Agreements concluded by the Online Store are concluded in Polish.
  2. Changing the Regulations:
    submit a statement requesting a price reduction;
    – The Service Provider reserves the right to amend the Regulations for important reasons, that is: changes in the law; changes in payment and delivery methods – to the extent to which these changes affect the implementation of the provisions of these Regulations.
    – In the event of concluding continuous contracts on the basis of these Regulations (e.g. provision of Electronic Services – Account), the amended regulations bind the Service Recipient if the requirements specified in Art. 384 and 384 [1] of the Civil Code, that is, the Service Recipient was properly informed about the changes and did not terminate the contract within 14 calendar days from the date of notification. In the event that the amendment to the Regulations results in the introduction of any new fees or an increase in the current fees, the Service Recipient who is a consumer has the right to withdraw from the contract.
    – In the event of concluding contracts of a different nature than continuous contracts (e.g. Sales Agreement) on the basis of these Regulations, the amendments to the Regulations will not in any way infringe the acquired rights of Service Recipients / Customers who are consumers before the date of entry into force of the amendments to the Regulations, in particular changes to the Regulations will not apply affect the already placed or placed Orders and concluded, implemented or performed Sales Agreements.
  3. In matters not covered by these Regulations, generally applicable provisions of Polish law shall apply, in particular: the Civil Code; the Act on the provision of electronic services of July 18, 2002 (Journal of Laws of 2002, No. 144, item 1204, as amended); for Sales Agreements concluded until December 24, 2014 with Customers who are consumers – the provisions of the Act on the protection of certain consumer rights and liability for damage caused by a dangerous product of March 2, 2000 (Journal of Laws of 2000 No. 22, item 271 with as amended) and the Act on special conditions of consumer sales and amending the Civil Code of July 27, 2002 (Journal of Laws of 2002, No. 141, item 1176, as amended); for Sales Agreements concluded from December 25, 2014 with Customers who are consumers – the provisions of the Act on consumer rights of May 30, 2014 (Journal of Laws of 2014, item 827, as amended); and other relevant provisions of generally applicable law.
  4. These Regulations do not exclude the provisions in force in the country of habitual residence of the consumer concluding a contract with the Service Provider / Seller, which cannot be excluded by agreement. In this case, the Service Provider / Seller guarantees the consumer the protection granted to him on the basis of provisions that cannot be excluded by agreement.