Statute

Terms and Conditions · Moovin Interiors

1. These Regulations define the general terms, conditions and methods of providing services by Dawid Forysiak, based in Warsaw, electronically via the website moovininteriors.pl (hereinafter referred to as the "Website"). § 2 Definitions
2. Regulations – means these regulations of the Website.
3. Website of the Service – means the websites under which the Service Provider runs the Website, operating in the moovininteriors.pl domain
4. Agreement – means an agreement concluded at a distance, on the terms specified in the Regulations, between the User and the Service Provider, via the Website.
5. Service Provider – means Dawid Forysiak, conducting business activity under the name Dawid Forysiak, with its registered office in Warsaw (01 208), ul. Przyokopowa 33, NIP: 9291674907, REGON: 147484113, entered into the Central Register and Information on Business Activity kept by the Minister of Development, Labour and Technology; e-mail: [email protected], who is also the owner of the Website.
6. User – means an entity using the functionality of the Website, for which services are provided by the Service Provider, having full legal capacity. § 3 General provisions and use of the Website
7. All rights to the Website, including copyrights, intellectual property rights to its name, internet domain, Website of the Website, as well as to templates, forms and logos belong to the Service Provider, and they may only be used in the manner specified in and in accordance with the Regulations.
8. The Service Provider will endeavor to ensure that the Website is accessible to Internet users using all popular web browsers, operating systems, device types, and internet connection types. The minimum technical requirements for using the Website are a web browser version of at least Internet Explorer 11 or Chrome 89 or FireFox 86 or Opera 53 or Safari 5 or newer, with Javascript enabled, accepting cookies, and an internet connection with a bandwidth of at least 512 kbit/s. The Website is responsive and dynamically adapts to any screen resolution.
9. The Service Provider uses cookies, which are stored by the Service Provider's server on the User's end device when Users use the Website. The use of cookies is intended to ensure the proper operation of the Website on Users' end devices. This mechanism does not damage the User's end device and does not cause any configuration changes in Users' end devices or the software installed on these devices. Each User may disable cookies in their end device's web browser. The Service Provider points out that disabling cookies may, however, cause difficulties or prevent the use of the Website.
10. It is prohibited for the User to provide illegal content and for the User to use the Website, the Website Page or the services provided by the Service Provider in a manner that is contrary to the law, good practice, infringes the personal rights of third parties or the legitimate interests of the Service Provider.
11. The Service Provider declares that the public nature of the Internet and the use of services provided electronically may involve the risk of unauthorized access and modification of User data. Therefore, Users should use appropriate technical measures to minimize the above-mentioned risks. In particular, they should use antivirus software and identity protection programs.
12. The User is authorized to use the Website's resources solely for their own personal use. It is prohibited to use the Website's resources and functions for the purpose of conducting activities that would infringe the interests of the Service Provider. § 4 Services
13. The Service Provider provides free services to Users electronically. Services are provided 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
14. The Service Provider provides the following free services to Users electronically:
    a) Contact form;
    b) Ordering a telephone call.
15. The Contact Form service involves sending a message to the Service Provider via a form provided on the Service's website. To use the service, the User completes the form provided on the Service's website and submits the completed form electronically to the Service Provider by selecting the appropriate function within the form.
16. Cancellation of the Contact Form service is possible at any time and consists in ceasing to send messages to the Service Provider.
17. The free service, Requesting a Phone Call, involves establishing real-time contact between the Service Provider and the User via a telecommunications device, scheduling a call for a later date, or sending a message. The User sends a contact request to the Service Provider, providing their phone number, via the instant messaging tool available on the Website.
18. You can opt out of the free telephone call booking service at any time by not using the messenger available on the Website.
19. The Service Provider is entitled to block access to free services if the User acts to the detriment of the Service Provider or other Users, violates legal provisions or the provisions of the Terms and Conditions, or if blocking access to free services is justified by security reasons – in particular, if the User breaches the security of the Website or engages in other hacking activities. Blocking access to free services for the above reasons lasts for the period necessary to resolve the issue that constitutes the basis for blocking access to free services. The Service Provider will notify the User of its intention to block access to free services electronically to the address provided by the User in the content submission form. § 5 Complaints
20. The User may submit a complaint to the Service Provider regarding the use of services provided electronically by the Service Provider. Complaints may be submitted electronically and sent to the Service Provider's email address. The User should include a description of the problem in the complaint. The Service Provider will review complaints promptly, but no later than within 14 days, and respond to the User's email address provided in the complaint.
21. The Service Provider enables the User who is a Consumer to use out-of-court resolution of consumer disputes. § 6 Personal data protection
22. The principles of Personal Data protection are set out in the Privacy Policy. § 7 Withdrawal from the Agreement
23. A user who has concluded a distance contract may withdraw from it within 14 days without giving any reason.
24. The withdrawal period begins on the date the contract is concluded.
25. The User may withdraw from the contract by submitting a declaration of withdrawal to the Service Provider. The declaration can be submitted on a form, a template of which is provided by the Service Provider on the Service Website at: Withdrawal Form. To meet the deadline, it is sufficient to send the declaration before its expiry.
26. In the event of withdrawal from the contract, it is considered not to have been concluded. § 8 Termination of the contract
27. Both the User and the Service Provider may terminate the agreement for the provision of services by electronic means at any time and without giving reasons, subject to the rights acquired by the other party before the termination of the aforementioned agreement and the provisions below.
28. The parties may terminate the contract for the provision of services by electronic means by submitting an appropriate declaration of intent, in particular using any means of distance communication, in a way that allows the other party to become familiar with it. § 9 Final provisions and amendments to the Regulations
29. The content of these Regulations may be recorded by printing, saving on a medium or downloading at any time from the Website.
30. The Service Provider informs Users who are consumers about the possibility of using out-of-court complaint and redress procedures. Rules for accessing these procedures are available at the offices or on the websites of entities authorized to provide out-of-court dispute resolution. These may include, in particular, consumer ombudsmen or the Provincial Inspectorates of Trade Inspection, a list of which is available on the website of the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection at http://www.uokik.gov.pl/spory_konsumenckie.php. The Service Provider informs that a platform for online dispute resolution between consumers and businesses at the EU level (ODR platform) is available at http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/.
31. In the event of a dispute arising under the agreement for the provision of electronic services, the parties will endeavor to resolve the matter amicably. Polish law will govern the resolution of any disputes arising under these Terms and Conditions.
32. The Service Provider reserves the right to amend these Terms and Conditions. All agreements for the provision of electronic services concluded before the date the new Terms and Conditions enter into force are implemented under the Terms and Conditions in force on the date the agreement for the provision of electronic services is concluded. Amendments to the Terms and Conditions will take effect within 7 days of their publication on the Service Website. The Service Provider will inform the User 7 days prior to the entry into force of the new Terms and Conditions via an email containing a link to the amended Terms and Conditions. If the User does not accept the new Terms and Conditions, they are obligated to notify the Service Provider, which will result in termination of the agreement in accordance with the provisions of §8.
33. Agreements with the Service Provider are concluded in Polish.
34. The Regulations enter into force on April 4, 2022.