BillyShears
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Hi - I looked all through the Business Building (E-Biz/Internet) form for an answer to this . . . I didn't find the answer, but I did find an amusing year-old post from BrianC about being better than Google.
Does anybody who has set up an e-commerce site (or any other viable, for-profit site) have a resource for Website Legal Protection? I know everyone thinks "nobody reads that shiz", and that's probably true. However, in the event of a consumer complaint, I assume that the FTC and the attorney defending you would . . .
I found a resource, but it's pricey. I'm curious to know if anybody can tell me how to do it "by the book" - and by that I just mean, give me a resource like Nolo (didn't find anything there), or whatever. These are the things I'm looking for:
I googled "internet terms of service language template" and various combinations of those words, but I'm not sure . . .
Does anybody who has set up an e-commerce site (or any other viable, for-profit site) have a resource for Website Legal Protection? I know everyone thinks "nobody reads that shiz", and that's probably true. However, in the event of a consumer complaint, I assume that the FTC and the attorney defending you would . . .
I found a resource, but it's pricey. I'm curious to know if anybody can tell me how to do it "by the book" - and by that I just mean, give me a resource like Nolo (didn't find anything there), or whatever. These are the things I'm looking for:
I. Terms Of Service Contract (TOS ) for your Web site business
II. Privacy Policies for your Web site business
III. Earnings Disclaimer for your Web site business
IV. A "Disclaimer & Legal Rights" Web Page To Add To Your Web Site Containing The Following Copyrighted Legal Documents: These statements are combined into one Web site page containing the Choice Of Law Statements, Choice Of Forum Statements, Warranty Statements and Disclaimer Statements.
I googled "internet terms of service language template" and various combinations of those words, but I'm not sure . . .
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