Website terms and conditions: goods to consumers no online payment
Terms and conditions for sale of goods to consumers (and to
businesses). The document has been drawn assuming your
website does not contain e-commerce facility, so that
payment is made in some other way
About this document
We offer a number of basic alternatives covering different business models. What matters is not so much what you sell as how you sell it.
This is a terms and conditions document for sale internationally of goods to consumers (and to businesses), assuming website does not contain an e-commerce facility. Payment will therefore be made in some other way. It is expected that these terms will be both posted on the website and provided in a catalogue or at some other point before the contract is concluded.
Terms and conditions are the contract between you and your customer. Provided you comply with the general law, you can write what terms you like. However, if you sell to consumers you are constrained by the Distance Selling Regulations and other consumer law. The really important thing is to make sure that your terms accurately reflect exactly how you intend to “do business”.
Who will use this document?
Any person or company selling physical goods of any sort through any sales channel, excluding an e-commerce enabled website, to consumers. If you sell to business you can use the same document. These terms are suitable for selling to anywhere in the World, though we cannot be responsible for local laws in other countries.
Application
and features
Comprehensive set of terms and conditions suitable for any product or range of products
Provides protection (as far as can be given in a document) against problems which could arise from people posting content of any sort on your website
Compliance with the law on distance selling and consumer protection
Simple structure makes for easy amendment to suit your precise commercial requirements
The document covers all usual basic contractual issues, as well as Internet and technical issues
This document comes with an excellent set of notes to help and advise you on drafting points, alternatives and necessary insertions
Contents
The essence of the contract: when made; offer and acceptance. Changes to information on website
Customer account and confidentiality
Price, GST and payment
Delivery and risk
Goods returned: reasons and procedure
Disclaimers and limitation of sellers liability
Protection of your intellectual property (so far as possible in a document of this nature)
