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"As Is" and "As Available" are contract traditions that eventually extended into the sale of digital products. While they are not required contract language, they act as clarifying statements because...
Like any other website or app, ecommerce stores carry risks. Consumers may decide to place more reliance on your product than appropriate or attempt to hold you liable for material...
Online businesses are hot but not all of them become successful. When you have a product that helps people start their own business, you need to be careful how you...
Many website owners are aware of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) guidelines regarding affiliate disclaimers. They often overlook the fact that these disclaimers are also required in the U.K. Looking...
Surveys are useful research tools. However, you will be hard-pressed to find willing survey subjects if you do not protect their privacy. That is why you should include a Survey Disclaimer...
A disclosure for your website or blog is a statement that informs your users about something of relevance to them so that they can make informed decisions. It's basically like the...