Site Disclaimers, Privacy, T&C

[Blue Wren]

Hi members

Possibly it may be difficult to have a 'one size fits all' for this; but what do you do when kitting out a website with a Privacy Policy, Disclaimer, and Terms & Conditions?

Lawyes to draw them up?
Use something found on the net?
Do it yourself?

??

Thank you

 

[Data Glasses]

This one is handy for affiliate policy

http://serprank.com/privacy-policy-generator/index.php

might be worth reading what other sites are doing regards 'terms and conditions' may be different for each genre

 

[Cooper Mills DomainLawyer]

I always say get a lawyer to do it

The thing to remember is don't use American terms and privacy policies, they are just not appropriate for Australia.

We have a generic package (a) generic terms; and (b) privacy policy; - these are suitable for non ecommerce websites (we have an ecommerce version as well) - very good value. PM me for details

 

[Eurorealtor]

Privacy & policy should meet your country's law and regulation IMO, Terms may be more about your own rules, so you may be able to fix it by yourself. I would find 5 to 10 good websites in the similar business area and read their terms to see a points (not copy). Hiring a lawyer may be quiet expensive. Good luck.

Hi members

Possibly it may be difficult to have a 'one size fits all' for this; but what do you do when kitting out a website with a Privacy Policy, Disclaimer, and Terms & Conditions?

Lawyes to draw them up?
Use something found on the net?
Do it yourself?

??

Thank you