Digital Item Policy | Michael Yearby
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Digital Item Policy

1. Introduction
State the purpose of the policy.


Briefly describe the digital items offered on your website (e.g., e-books, online courses, digital downloads).


2. User Agreement
Clarify that by purchasing digital items from your website, customers agree to the terms outlined in the policy.


Include an age restriction clause if applicable.


3. License and Use Rights
Define the scope of the license granted to the customer upon purchase (e.g., for personal use, non-transferable).

 

Specify any restrictions on use (e.g., no modification, no sharing).
 

4. Payment and Delivery
 

Outline accepted payment methods.
 

Explain the delivery process of digital items (e.g., instant download, email delivery).
 

Address taxes and any additional fees.
 

5. Cancellation, Returns, and Refunds
According to Florida law and Federal Trade Commission regulations, detail your cancellation, return, and refund policy for digital items. Note that digital goods are generally non-returnable, but exceptions or conditions for refunds should be clearly stated.

 

6. Privacy Policy
Explain how customer data is collected, used, and protected, complying with both Florida law and federal regulations such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) if applicable.
Include information on cookies and third-party data sharing.

 

7. Intellectual Property
Clarify the intellectual property rights for digital items, stating that they remain the property of LifexTalks LLC.

 

Include a clause against copyright infringement and unauthorized distribution.
 

8. Dispute Resolution
Outline the process for resolving disputes, including contact information.

 

Consider including an arbitration clause, subject to Florida law.
 

9. Modifications to the Digital Item Policy
Reserve the right to modify the policy at any time, specifying how changes will be communicated to users.

 

10. Contact Information
Provide contact details for customer service inquiries related to the digital item policy.

 

11. Governing Law
State that the policy shall be governed by the laws of the State of Florida and applicable federal laws.

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