Public offer
on the conclusion of a service provision agreement
1. General provisions
This Public Offer contains the terms for entering into a Service Provision Agreement (hereinafter referred to as the “Service Provision Agreement” and/or “Agreement”). This offer is considered a proposal addressed to one or several specific individuals, which is sufficiently definite and expresses the intention of the person making the offer to consider themselves as having entered into the Agreement with the addressee who accepts the proposal.
Performing the actions specified in this Offer constitutes confirmation of both Parties’ agreement to enter into the Service Provision Agreement on the terms, in the manner, and to the extent set out in this Offer.
The text below of the Public Offer is the official public proposal of the Performer, addressed to the interested group of persons to conclude the Service Provision Agreement in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 2 of Article 437 of UK Civil Code.
The Service Provision Agreement is considered concluded and comes into force from the moment the Parties perform the actions provided for in this Offer, which means unconditional and complete acceptance of all the terms of this Offer without any exceptions or restrictions on the terms of accession.
Terms and definitions:
Agreement – the text of this Offer with Appendices, which are an integral part of this Offer, accepted by the Customer by performing conclusive actions provided for by this Offer.
Conclusive actions – behavior that expresses agreement with the offer of the counterparty to conclude, modify, or terminate a contract. Actions consist of full or partial fulfillment of the conditions proposed by the counterparty.
Performer’s website on the Internet – a set of programs for electronic computers and other information contained in the information system, access to which is provided through the Internet network at the domain name and network address: https://report.datalook.biz/
Parties to the Agreement (Parties) – the Performer and the Customer.
Service – the service provided by the Performer to the Customer in the manner and on the terms established by this Offer.
2. Subject of the Agreement
2. 1. The Performer undertakes to provide Services to the Customer, and the Customer undertakes to pay for them in the amount, order, and terms established by this Agreement.
2.2. The name, quantity, order, and other conditions of Service provision are determined based on the Performer’s information when the Customer places an order or are established on the Performer’s website on the Internet https://report.datalook.biz/
2.3. The Performer provides Services under this Agreement personally or with the involvement of third parties, while the Performer is responsible to the Customer for the actions of third parties as for their own.
2.4. The Agreement is concluded by accepting this Offer through performing conclusive actions, expressed in:
- actions related to the registration of an account on the Performer’s website on the Internet if account registration is necessary;
- placing and sending an application by the Customer to the Performer for the provision of Services;
- actions related to the payment of Services by the Customer;
- actions related to the provision of Services by the Performer.
This list is not exhaustive; there may be other actions that clearly express the intention to accept the offer of the counterparty.
3. Rights and obligations of the Parties
3.1. Rights and obligations of the Performer:
3.1.1. The Performer undertakes to provide Services in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement, within the terms and volume specified in this Agreement and (or) in the manner indicated on the Performer’s website.
3.1.2. The Performer undertakes to provide the Customer with access to the sections of the Website necessary to obtain information according to paragraph 2.1. of the Agreement.
3.1.3. The Performer is responsible for the storage and processing of the Customer’s personal data, ensures the confidentiality of these data, and uses them exclusively for the quality provision of Services to the Customer.
3.1.4. The Performer reserves the right to unilaterally change the terms (period) of Service provision and the conditions of this Offer without prior notice to the Customer, publishing the changes on the Performer’s website on the Internet.
New/changed conditions stated on the Website apply only in relation to newly concluded Agreements.
3.2. Rights and obligations of the Customer:
3.2.1 The Customer must provide true information about themselves when receiving the respective Services.
3.2.2. The Customer undertakes not to reproduce, repeat, copy, sell, or use in any purposes the information and materials made available to them in connection with the provision of Services, except for personal use directly by the Customer without granting access in any form to any third parties.
3.2.3. The Customer is obliged to accept the Services provided by the Performer;
3.2.4. The Customer has the right to demand the Performer to return the funds for services not provided, poorly provided services, services provided with a violation of the terms of provision, as well as if the Customer decided to refuse services for reasons not related to the violation of obligations by the Performer, exclusively on the grounds provided by the current UK legislation.
3.2.5. The Customer guarantees that all terms of the Agreement are clear to them; the Customer accepts the terms without reservations, as well as in full.
4. Price and payment procedure
4.1. The cost of the services provided by the Performer and the payment procedure are determined based on the Performer’s information when the Customer places an order or are established on the Performer’s website on the Internet: https://report.datalook.biz/
4.2. All payments under the Agreement are made in a non-cash manner.
5. Confidentiality and security
5.1. In implementing this Agreement, the Parties ensure the confidentiality and security of personal data in accordance with the current version of Federal Law No. 152-FL of 27.07.2006 “On Personal Data” and Federal Law No. 149-FL of 27.07.2006 “On Information, Information Technologies and Information Protection”.
5.2. The Parties undertake to maintain the confidentiality of information obtained during the execution of this Agreement and to take all possible measures to protect the obtained information from disclosure.
5.3. Confidential information means any information transmitted by the Performer and the Customer in the process of implementing the Agreement and subject to protection, except as specified below.
5.4. Such information may be contained in local regulatory acts, contracts, letters, reports, analytical materials, research results, diagrams, charts, specifications, and other documents, whether in paper or electronic form.
6. Force majeure
6.1. The Parties are relieved of responsibility for the non-fulfillment or improper fulfillment of obligations under the Agreement if proper fulfillment became impossible due to force majeure, that is, extraordinary and unavoidable under these conditions circumstances, including: prohibitive actions of authorities, epidemics, blockade, embargo, earthquakes, floods, fires, or other natural disasters.
6.2. In case of these circumstances, the Party must notify the other Party within 30 (Thirty) working days.
6.3. A document issued by the authorized government body is sufficient proof of the existence and duration of force majeure.
6.4. If the circumstances of force majeure continue for more than 60 (Sixty) working days, each Party has the right to unilaterally withdraw from this Agreement.
7. Parties’ Liability
7.1. In case of non-fulfillment and/or improper fulfillment of their obligations under the Agreement, the Parties bear responsibility in accordance with the terms of this Offer.
7.2. The Performer is not responsible for the non-fulfillment and/or improper fulfillment of obligations under the Agreement if such non-fulfillment and/or improper fulfillment occurred due to the fault of the Customer.
7.3. The Party that has not fulfilled or improperly fulfilled the obligations under the Agreement is obliged to compensate the other Party for the damages caused by such violations.
8. Validity period of this Offer
8.1. The Offer comes into effect from the moment of its placement on the Performer’s website and is valid until it is revoked by the Performer.
8.2. The Performer reserves the right to modify the terms of the Offer and/or revoke the Offer at any time at its discretion. Information on the change or revocation of the Offer is communicated to the Customer at the Performer’s discretion by placing it on the Performer’s website on the Internet, in the Customer’s Personal Account, or by sending the relevant notification to the email or postal address provided by the Customer when entering into the Agreement or during its execution.
8.3. The Agreement comes into effect from the moment of the Customer’s Acceptance of the Offer terms and remains in effect until the complete fulfillment of obligations by the Parties under the Agreement.
8.4. Changes made by the Performer to the Agreement and published on the website in the form of an updated Offer are considered to be fully accepted by the Customer.
9. Additional conditions
9.1. The Agreement, its conclusion, and execution are governed by the current UK legislation . All issues not regulated by this Offer or partially regulated are governed in accordance with the substantive UK law.
9.2. In case of a dispute that may arise between the Parties in the course of fulfilling their obligations under the Agreement concluded on the terms of this Offer, the Parties are obliged to resolve the dispute amicably before starting judicial proceedings.
Judicial proceedings are carried out in accordance with the UK legislation.
Disputes or disagreements for which the Parties have not reached an agreement are subject to resolution in accordance with the UK legislation. The pre-trial settlement of the dispute is mandatory.
9.3. As the language of the Agreement concluded under the terms of this Offer, as well as the language used in any interaction between the Parties (including correspondence, provision of demands/notifications/explanations, provision of documents, etc.), the Parties have identified English.
9.4. All documents to be provided in accordance with the terms of this Offer must be prepared in English or have a translation into English, certified in the prescribed manner.
9.5. The inaction of one of the Parties in case of violation of the terms of this Offer does not deprive the interested Party of the right to protect its interests later, nor does it imply a waiver of its rights in case one of the Parties commits similar or similar violations in the future.
9.6. If there are links to other websites and materials of third parties on the Performer’s website on the Internet, such links are placed solely for informational purposes, and the Performer has no control over the content of such websites or materials. The Performer is not responsible for any losses or damage that may arise from the use of such links.
10. Performer’s Details
Full name: Bozhina Yulia Sergeevna
INN (Tax Identification Number): 262608472011
OGRN/OGRNIP (Primary State Registration Number): 321265100086431
Contact phone: +7 499 677-20-24
Contact email: privet@report.datalook.biz
