Terms and Conditions

What are Sages Group Terms and Conditions

All information provided by Sages Group is strictly for informational and educational purposes only. Understand that cryptocurrencies and any securities mentioned are not a specific buy and/or sell recommendation. Sages Group is not advising, and will not advise you personally concerning the nature, potential, value or suitability of any particular security, portfolio of securities, transaction, investment strategy or other matter. It is always a member’s personal decision on what investments and trades they choose and at what price.

Sages Group Platform is provided by We Sages Group Limited, a company incorporated in the United Kingdom under registration number 11437483 (“Sages Group Limited”, “we” or “us”) to you, as a user of the Sages Group Platform.

Sages Group Terms and Conditions act as a legal contract between you and Sages Group. They outline the rules, rights, and guidelines for using our website or mobile application. This agreement helps protect both your rights and ours by allowing us to terminate access in cases of abuse or violations.

You may use this agreement across platforms, including:

  • Websites
  • WordPress or other CMS platforms
  • E-commerce shops
  • Mobile apps (iOS, Android, Windows)
  • Facebook or SaaS applications

What to Include in Sages Group Terms and Conditions

  • Intellectual Property clause: your content, logo, and brand remain protected
  • Termination clause: you may end user access due to abuse or at your discretion
  • Governing Law clause: laws of your home country apply
  • Links clause: you are not responsible for third-party sites
  • User-generated Content clause: users retain ownership but give license to share
  • DMCA/Copyright clause: you will act on takedown notices appropriately
  • Limitations clause: users agree not to misuse your services

Rights in Sages Group Content

All copyrights, trademarks, and intellectual property rights in Sages Group services belong to us or licensed third parties. Nothing grants the user rights unless expressly permitted in the Terms.

When to Use Terms and Conditions

While not legally required like a privacy policy, a Terms and Conditions agreement is highly recommended. Platforms like Facebook even require one. This protects your business and ensures clear expectations with users.

How to Enforce Terms

Enforcement depends on your platform. Whether a website or mobile app, make sure users see and accept your Terms. This could be through checkboxes, links in footers, or visible policies.

Common Contract Clauses

  • Statement of Work: scope, location, time
  • Guaranteed Meterage: minimum drilling requirement
  • Penalty clauses for shortfalls
  • Extension of contract terms
  • Payment, performance, and environmental obligations

Invoice Terms & Business Operations

Always include clear terms on your invoices:

  • Logo, contact info, invoice number, due date
  • Service/product breakdown
  • Payment methods, penalties for late payment
  • Guarantees and warranties (if any)

Make Terms Clear and Professional

Use plain language. Don’t hide key info in small font. Always be polite and clear in communications. Customize your Terms specifically for your business — don’t rely solely on templates.

If In Doubt, Seek Legal Help

If your situation is complex, consult your business advisor, legal counsel, or mentor to draft enforceable, tailored Terms and Conditions.

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