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The following Terms and Conditions apply to the Book Of Memories website (the “Website”), and all other services. FrontRunner Professional (Company, “we,” or “us,” or “our”) reserve the right to amend or modify these Terms and conditions at our discretion from time-to-time for any reason. The date of the last modification will appear next to any changes made. Changes will not take effect earlier than 14 days following their posting. However, changes that address new features of the Services, or those made due to legal requirements, will immediately be in force. You accept the terms and conditions as amended, modified or changed by using the services or continuing to use them after that date.
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Definitions In the Terms and Conditions, “Campaign organizers” refers to those who raise funds and “Campaigns”, their campaigns of fundraising. Donors are those who contribute funds and “Donations”, the money they donate. Users include Campaign Organizers and Donors, as well as other users of the Services. The term “Campaign Organisers” is also deemed to encompass any individuals designated as beneficiaries of Campaigns.
Services Services are provided as an online platform to users of the Services. The Services allow for Campaign Organisers to upload Campaigns to Platforms to receive Donations. There are no charges to create Campaigns. However, we will charge a percentage of every Donation as a fee for our services and the third-party payment processors. The Company has the right to change or terminate the Services, permanently or temporarily, with or without prior notice. Company is not liable for the modification, suspension or discontinuance of Services. The Company is not responsible or liable for any loss or damage caused by the failure or deletion of data, or other uploaded or maintained content. If you use a mobile phone to access the Service, the standard data charges and fees of your wireless carrier may be applicable. Depending on your wireless service provider, you may not be able to download, install, or use certain Services. Not all Services will work with every carrier or device. You agree to allow us to communicate with you about Company or other entities via SMS, MMS text messages, and other electronic methods to your mobile phone.
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Administrative platform only: Services consist of an administrative interface. The Company acts as a facilitator of payments between Donors and Campaign Organizers, but is not a part of any agreements between the two parties. The Company is and not an agent, broker, financial institution or creditor of any users. Company does not have any control over Campaign Organizers’ conduct or information, and Company disclaims liability for this. In no way do we accept any responsibility or liability for any Campaign’s success. The final decision to donate money is up to the donors. Before making any Contribution, Donors must ask questions and investigate Campaigns and Organizers to the degree they feel necessary. Donations made by Donors are voluntary and done at their own discretion. The Company cannot guarantee that the Donations will actually be used in accordance with their promises. The Company makes no representations or warranties about quality, safety or legality. The Donors alone are responsible for how they will treat their Donations in terms of tax.
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Fees The Company charges no upfront campaign fees to Campaign Organizers. The Company keeps a four percent (4%) portion of every Donation that is contributed to Campaigns (“FrontRunner professional fee”). Our third-party payment processors receive a portion of each Donation (“Processing fee”). By contributing to Campaigns Donors agree to all terms and conditions laid out by the third-party payment processor in addition to this Terms and Conditions. Our third-party payment processors retain a portion of every Donation.
US ONLY Users: A third party payment processor will charge a fee for VISA or MasterCard cards of 2,9% and $0.30 or for American Express Cards, 3.4% and $0.30.
CA users ONLY: A third party payment processor will charge a fee for VISA cards, MasterCard cards and Discover cards of 2,9% plus $0.30 or 3,4% + $0.30 for American Express Cards.
The Campaign Organisers cannot withdraw any amount from the Campaign until all Tribute Payment Fees (also known as Processing Fees) have been deducted. From time to time, we reserve the right change the fees. We will notify you of any changes to the Fees on our Website, or in another way, if we choose, fourteen (14) calendar days prior to the date of implementation. You accept the new fees if you continue to use the Services following the effective date of any change.
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The AAA Rules will govern the arbitration, which will be administered and governed by them. You can find the AAA Rules online by visiting adr.org or calling 1-800-778-779. Or, you can write to the Notice address. Arbitrator must adhere to the Terms and Conditions. The arbitrator will decide all issues, including but not restricted to issues related to scope, enforceability and arbitrability. Arbitration hearings must be held in Chicago, Illinois, unless Company and you have agreed otherwise. The arbitrator must issue a written decision that explains the findings and conclusions of the award, regardless of how the arbitration was conducted. You and Company agree that each may bring claims against the other only in your or its individual capacity, not as a plaintiff or class member in any purported representative proceeding. The arbitrator cannot consolidate claims of more than one individual, nor can he preside over a class or representative proceeding, unless both parties agree in writing. This entire arbitration clause will be nullified if this particular provision is found unenforceable.