Terms and Conditions

GT Media World LLC

I. Preliminary Provisions

1. These Terms and Conditions outline the general rules that form the legal basis for using the Products and Services on the Portal. Every Partner is obliged to comply with these Terms and Conditions upon engaging in activities aimed at using the Products and Services on the Portal.
2. Before using the Service, please carefully read the following Terms and Conditions. By starting to use the Products and Services, the Partner confirms that they have read, understand, accept these Terms and Conditions, and agree to comply with its provisions.
3. In accordance with regulations, we have designated a contact point for direct communication with EU member state authorities, the Commission, the Digital Services Council, as well as Partners using the Portal. The contact point is available at the email address: legal@gtmedia.world. Communication can be conducted in Polish or English.

II. Definitions

1. Company – GT Media World, LLC, located at 1343 Main Street, Suite 705, Sarasota, FL 34236, USA, registered under FEI/EIN number 86-1961454, phone +48 883 383 385, email address hello@gtmedia.world;
2. Partner – an individual, legal entity, or an organizational unit without legal personality that uses the Services offered by the Portal under an Agreement;
3. Price List – information available on the Portal's website about the fees due to the Company for the Services provided to the Partner;
4. Products and Services – hereinafter referred to as P&S; products available for purchase through the Portal, including but not limited to internet domains, e-sim cards, and digital services, including hosting services, email services, and landing pages.
5. Terms and Conditions – these terms and conditions, outlining, among other things, the conditions and rules for using the Portal, Registration, provision of P&S by the Company, the possibility of purchasing P&S, and the complaint procedure;
6. Registration – a factual act performed by the Partner in a manner specified in the Terms and Conditions, necessary for the Partner to gain access to P&S;
7. Partner Content — any data or information generated or provided by the Partner within the use of the Portal, including:
1. opinions about P&S or the Portal,
2. comments under content available on the Portal,
3. information contained in the Partner’s business card visible on the Portal,
8. Portal – the GTMedia.World internet portal owned by the Company, operating under the internet address https://gtmedia.world, through which the Company provides services and offers products;
9. Agreement – an agreement for the provision and purchase of P&S under the terms specified in the Terms and Conditions, concluded between the Company and the Partner for the duration specified in the Terms and Conditions;
10. Consumer – an individual engaging in a legal transaction with the Company not directly related to their business or professional activity;
11. Entrepreneur – a business entity or an individual conducting business activities;
12. Account - an individual panel for each Partner, identified by an email address (login) and password, where data provided by the Partner and information about their orders placed on the Portal are stored;
13. Personal Data - any information regarding an identified or identifiable individual or legal entity processed by the Company for the proper provision of Services specified in these Terms and Conditions, as well as for statistical purposes related to running the Portal.

III. General Provisions

1. All rights to the Portal, including proprietary copyrights, intellectual property rights to its name, internet domain, and materials, belong to the Company, and their use may occur only in a manner specified and compliant with the Terms and Conditions.
2. The Portal is made available by the Company via the Internet and the Portal's website as a resource of the telecommunication and information system.
3. Using the Portal involves any activity leading to familiarizing or using the content and P&S presented on the Portal by the Partner.
4. To use the Portal, the Partner must have a device that allows access to the Internet, including a browser like Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, and an Internet connection.
5. The Partner is obliged to use the Portal in a manner consistent with the Terms and Conditions, applicable law, and in a way that does not violate the rights of the Company and third parties. Actions that may, in particular, hinder or destabilize the operation of the Portal or cause the Company to lose its reputation, goodwill, or suffer any damage are prohibited.
6. The Partner using the Portal is not entitled to interfere with the content presented on the Portal, particularly not to interfere with its content, structure, form, graphics, or the operation mechanism of the Portal.
7. A Partner who is an individual declares that they are of legal age and have the legal capacity to enter into agreements.
8. Providing illegal content by the Partner and using the Portal, the Portal's website, or the services provided by the Company in a manner contrary to law, good manners, violating the personal rights of third parties, or the legitimate interests of the Company is prohibited.
9. The Company reserves the right to place advertising content regarding its P&S on the Portal.
10. Information about P&S provided on the Portal's website, particularly their descriptions and prices, constitute an invitation to conclude an agreement.

IV. Technical Requirements

1. Using the Portal is possible provided that the Partner meets the following technical requirements: has a device that allows access to the Internet, equipped with a functional operating system, an installed web browser that can display HTML documents on the device’s screen, accepts email accounts, enables cookies in the web browser, and supports JavaScript, and has an active email account.
2. The Company informs about recording the Partner's IP address for the purpose of Portal statistics and improvements. More information about the use of cookies or other internet technologies can be found in the cookie policy.
3. The Company commits to continuous and uninterrupted provision of P&S.
4. The Company reserves the right to: a. Temporarily cease providing P&S due to the need to perform maintenance or modification activities on the Portal, b. Modify the provided P&S and the operation of the Portal.
5. The Company informs that technical issues or limitations on the Partner’s device (firewall block, incorrect web browser version, antivirus programs, etc.) may limit or prevent the Partner’s access to P&S on the Portal.

V. Conclusion of Agreement

1. Using P&S is paid.
2. The price of P&S is determined each time in its description on the Portal.
3. Prices listed on the Portal are in US dollars and include value-added tax.
4. The agreement for the provision and purchase of P&S is concluded for an indefinite period.
5. By concluding the Agreement for the purchase of P&S, the Partner undertakes to pay in full the price specified on the Portal in the P&S description and in the Price List.
6. The P&S order placed by the Partner should be paid in accordance with the email confirming its receipt, indicating the total amount to be paid, currency, and the account to which the payment should be made.
7. The P&S ordered by the Partner will be activated within 1 hour from the time the payment is credited to the Company's account.
8. On the main page or subpage of the given product, the Partner selects the desired P&S, places it in the cart by selecting the quantity. Clicking the "Continue" option displays the page with the payment method selection and the Partner's data form. Accepting the Terms and Conditions and clicking the "Payment" option is equivalent to placing an order and the obligation to make a payment.
9. Before accepting the order for execution, the Partner receives a return message from the Seller containing the exact specification of the ordered goods, unit price, total amount to be paid for the ordered goods, chosen delivery method, and payment method.
10. The sales agreement is concluded at the moment of sending by the Company the "Order acceptance for execution" containing the order number.
11. The order is recorded in the Company's system and stored for 6 years for evidence purposes.
12. An order that is not paid within 24 hours is canceled.
13. The P&S prices provided by the Company are gross amounts, i.e., they include VAT.
14. The Company will send a VAT invoice confirming the purchase of the Product to the email address provided by the Partner.
15. Purchased P&S are delivered to the Partner regardless of their place of residence and country of origin.
16. Purchased P&S do not require physical delivery, and the Partner has access to them in their panel available after logging into the Account.

VI. Registration

1. To register, the Partner should provide their personal data marked as mandatory in the form available on the Portal’s website, select P&S to purchase, accept the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy, and confirm the Registration. The Partner’s registration on the Portal and the creation of an individual Account occur upon confirmation of the Registration form.
2. By providing Personal Data, the Partner declares that: a. The data is complete and accurate, b. It does not infringe the rights of third parties, c. They are entitled to enter into the Agreement, d. They have read the Terms and Conditions and undertake to comply with its provisions.
3. More information on the principles of processing Personal Data is provided by the Company fulfilling the information obligation on the Portal's website and in the Privacy Policy.
4. Creating and using an Account is voluntary.
5. The Partner may have only one Account.
6. In the case of individuals, to create an Account, it is necessary to have full legal capacity.
7. It is prohibited to use other Partners’ Accounts or to share the Account, including sharing the login and password with other Partners, and to perform any IT or other activities aimed at obtaining passwords to other Partners’ Accounts.
8. Upon receipt of the Account creation confirmation, an agreement for maintaining an electronic account is concluded between the parties. Changing the data provided during registration requires contact with the Company.

VII. Payment Methods

1. The Partner makes payments for Service Products using the payment methods indicated by the Seller on the Portal’s website. The available payment methods are: a) Wallet (assigned to the Account) b) Stripe c) PayPal d) Tpay
2. Using the chosen payment method requires prior reading and acceptance of the regulations provided by the respective payment service provider before making the payment and following the rules specified in those regulations.
3. The regulations for using payment transfer services, as mentioned in paragraph 2, define the liability principles of the respective payment method provider for the proper performance of the payment transfer service and the rules for handling the complaint process related to payments made in such a way.
4. The price for P&S is payable in advance. After placing the order and possibly crediting the payment to the Company's account (for advance payment), the P&S is activated on the Partner’s Account.
5. The inability to charge the Partner's credit or debit card and the lack of online payment or bank transfer to the Company's account will result in the cessation of order fulfillment by the Company.

VIII. Consumer Rights

1. A Partner who is a consumer under the Polish Act of May 30, 2014, on consumer rights has the right to withdraw from the Service purchase agreement of a continuous nature (including hosting) within 14 (fourteen) days of its conclusion without giving any reason. This regulation applies to all Partners using the Company’s P&S.
2. Purchasing a digital product that is delivered upon payment means that the Partner is not entitled to withdraw from the Agreement, which the Partner acknowledges and agrees to.
3. Exercising the right to withdraw from the Service purchase Agreement is done by informing the Company through a clear statement of withdrawal. The withdrawal statement can be made on the form, a sample of which is attached as Appendix 1 to the Regulations, but this is not mandatory. The relevant letter should be sent to the Company by registered mail or to the email address: hello@gtmedia.world.
4. In the event of withdrawal from the Agreement, the Company will refund all payments received from the Partner.
5. The Company will refund the payments made by the Partner promptly, but no later than 14 days from the receipt of the Consumer’s withdrawal statement.
6. The refund is made using the same payment method used by the Consumer unless the Consumer expressly agrees to another solution.

IX. Complaint Procedure

1. The Partner has the right to file complaints regarding the implementation of the P&S purchase.
2. All complaints should be submitted electronically to the email address: hello@gtmedia.world, providing the description of the complaint and the reasons for its submission, and providing the Partner's personal data submitting the complaint such as name, surname, correspondence address or email address, and Partner number.
3. Complaints are reviewed by the Company.
4. The Company will assess the complaint submission within 14 days from the date of its receipt and will provide an appropriate response to the complainant within that time.
5. If it is not possible to review the complaint within the period specified in point 4 above, the Company will inform the Partner of this fact along with providing the reason electronically.
6. The Consumer whose complaint has been rejected has the right to pursue claims in accordance with the laws of their country of residence.

X. Liability

1. The Company is not liable for damages resulting from the cessation of service provision.
2. The Company is not liable for damages to third parties resulting from the Partner's use of P&S in a manner contrary to the Regulations.
3. The Company is not liable for the loss of data by the Partner due to external factors or other circumstances beyond the Company’s control.
4. The Company is not liable for damages resulting from the lack of continuity in providing P&S due to circumstances for which the Company is not responsible, especially force majeure, actions, or omissions of third parties.
5. The Company is liable for non-performance or improper performance of the agreement; however, when the Partner is an Entrepreneur, the Company's liability is limited to the actual damage suffered by the Entrepreneur in the case of deliberate harm.
6. The Company will inform, as far as possible, about technical breaks and their duration through available means, especially by posting announcements on the Portal’s website. SLA details are specified in a separate document.
7. The Company is not liable for incomplete or false Personal Data provided by the Partner.
8. The Company is not liable for the Partner’s actions contrary to the provisions of these Regulations.
9. The Company is not liable for the non-performance or improper performance of P&S if it is caused by third parties (especially telecommunications operators, providers of telecommunications links, and electricity providers, etc.). However, the Company is liable as for its own actions or omissions for the actions or omissions of persons through whom it performs P&S, as well as persons to whom it entrusts the performance of P&S.
10. If the Company receives credible information about the possibility of committing a crime or offense by the Partner, the Company is entitled and obliged to notify the appropriate services or public authorities and provide them with data regarding the Partner. The same applies when services or public authorities request the Company to provide the Partner's data, especially for ongoing civil or criminal proceedings.
11. The Company is not liable for the Partner’s Content posted on the Portal, provided that the Company:
    1. Has no actual knowledge of illegal activity or illegal Content by the Partner, and in relation to claims for damages, does not know the facts or circumstances that clearly indicate illegal activity or illegal Content by the Partner; or
    2. Takes immediate appropriate action to remove or disable access to the illegal Partner’s Content when it gains such knowledge or receives such notice.

XI. Partner Content

1. If the Partner intends to post any Partner Content on the Portal, they are required to edit the Partner Content in accordance with the rules of English or Polish language, in a balanced and substantive manner.
2. The Partner may not post Partner Content that constitutes illegal content within the meaning of the Digital Services Act (DSA) issued by the European Union authorities or is otherwise contrary to the Regulations or good practices, which means that Partner Content cannot:
   1. be unrelated to the topic of the specific thematic module — statements should be related to the content appearing within the Portal;
   2. duplicate content that has previously appeared in the Portal within the given thematic module. Before posting new content, the Partner must ensure that similar content has not been posted previously;
   3. concern technical issues related to the functioning of the Portal — technical issues should be reported electronically to the email address hello@gtmedia.world;
   4. contain links or other content of a spam nature;
   5. serve the conduct of competitive activities against the Company, such as promoting competitive online services;
   6. serve the conduct of unauthorized advertising activities, in particular by encouraging sales and promoting products, services, projects of third parties;
   7. serve the conduct of activities prohibited by law, such as attempts to defraud and extort funds from other Partners;
   8. incite or endorse violence;
   9. incite hatred based on gender, sexual, national, ethnic, racial, religious differences, endorse such hatred or insult others on these grounds;
   10. contain content of a chauvinistic nature, including those bearing signs of gender discrimination;
   11. defame or insult any third party;
   12. infringe the personal rights of any third party;
   13. infringe the copyrights of any third party;
   14. contain vulgarities or other offensive content;
   15. insult religious feelings;
   16. violate the applicable legal order or good practices in ways not specified in the Regulations.
3. The Company may verify Partner Content posted by the Partner at any time. The Company conducts the verification in a non-arbitrary, objective, and diligent manner. At the same time, the Company reserves that it is not obliged to pre-screen Partner Content posted by Partners, particularly through preventive control (e.g., prior approval of Partner Content added by Partners) or in any other form of checking Partner Content.
4. The Company does not use automated mechanisms to detect violations within the Portal, meaning that Partner Content will not be analyzed for potential violations of the Regulations by an appropriate algorithm.
5. If non-compliance of Partner Content with the Regulations is detected, the Partner Content may be blocked and become invisible to other Portal Partners, and in the case of a gross violation of the Regulations — removed from the Portal.
6. In case of blocking or removing Partner Content, the Company promptly notifies the Partner who posted the blocked or removed Partner Content, providing justification for its decision.
7. If Partner Content is blocked or removed as non-compliant with the Regulations, the Partner who posted that content may appeal under the rules described below.
8. If the Partner Content posted by a Partner on the Portal may violate the Regulations, another Partner or a third party may report such Partner Content for verification by the Service Provider. A violation report can be made:
   1. via email to hello@gtmedia.world;
   2. through the contact form on the Portal;
   3. using the "Report violation" functionality located next to the Partner Content.
9. The report mentioned in point 8 must include elements such as:
   1. a sufficiently justified explanation of the reasons why the person or entity alleges that the Partner Content is non-compliant with the Regulations;
   2. a clear indication of the exact electronic location of the information, such as the precise URL address or addresses, and, where applicable, additional information to identify the Partner Content, depending on the type of Partner Content and the specific type of hosting service;
   3. the name and surname or name and email address of the person or entity making the report, except for reports concerning information considered related to one of the crimes referred to in Articles 3–7 of Directive 2011/93/EU;
   4. a statement confirming the good faith belief of the person or entity making the report that the information and allegations contained therein are correct and complete.
10. Upon receiving the report referred to in point 8, the Company promptly acknowledges receipt of the report to the reporting party at the provided email address. If the report is incomplete or contains other errors, the Company may request the reporting party to supplement or correct the report. If the reporting party does not supplement or correct the report within 14 (fourteen) days of the Company's request, the report will be left unexamined.
11. The Company will verify the Partner Content no later than 14 days from the receipt of a complete and correct report. The Company conducts the verification in a non-arbitrary, objective, and diligent manner. The Company may request additional information or documents from the reporting party, e.g., confirming ownership of rights potentially infringed by the verified Partner Content, for verification purposes.
12. During the verification process, the Company is entitled to block the Partner Content in such a way that it becomes invisible to other Partners.
13. After verification, the Company may permanently block or remove Partner Content as violating the Regulations or determine that the Partner Content does not violate the Regulations. If the Partner Content was previously blocked and the verification shows that the Partner Content does not violate the Regulations, the Company promptly restores the Partner Content and notifies the reporting party, providing justification for its decision.
14. In case of blocking or removing Partner Content, the Company promptly notifies both the reporting party and the Partner who posted the blocked or removed Partner Content, providing justification for its decision.
15. If Partner Content is blocked or removed as non-compliant with the Regulations or if blocking or removing Partner Content is refused, the Partner who posted the content or the reporting party may appeal under the rules described below.
16. If the Partner uses the Portal contrary to the Regulations by posting any Partner Content inconsistent with the Regulations, the Company may:
    1. block the Partner's account or
    2. permanently delete the Partner's account or
    3. suspend the Partner's use of specific Portal functionalities or
    4. permanently prevent the Partner from using specific Portal functionalities.
17. The choice of the measure mentioned in point 16 depends on the circumstances of the case and the severity of the violation committed by the Partner while using the Portal. These actions are independent of other actions the Company may take concerning Partner Content, such as blocking access or permanently deleting Partner Content.
18. In choosing the measure mentioned in point 16, the Company acts with due diligence in an objective and proportionate manner, duly considering the rights and legitimate interests of all involved parties.
19. Blocking the Partner's account or suspending the use of specific Portal functionalities may occur for a period of 7 to 30 days. After the specified period, the Company lifts the block on the Partner's account or restores access to the Portal functionalities that were suspended.
20. In case of applying the measure mentioned in point 16, the Partner against whom the measure was applied may appeal under the rules described below.
21. The Company ensures that all appeals concerning Partner Content and appeals regarding the application of the measure mentioned in point 16 will not be processed automatically — the validity of applying a given measure will be verified by the Company's staff.

XII. Appeals Procedure

1. In the event that:
   1. The Company has not blocked or removed Partner Content despite a report from another Partner or a third party;
   2. Partner Content has been blocked or removed in violation of the terms of the Regulations;
   3. The Company has imposed any sanctions on the Partner related to Partner Content (suspension or termination of P&S services within the Portal, suspension or removal of the Partner's account, etc.);
      * The Partner who published the Partner Content, or the person who reported the Partner Content for verification, may file an appeal.
2. Every decision by the Company related to Partner Content must include a justification that enables an appeal to be made — except in situations where the Company has received an order related to Partner Content from the relevant service or public authority. The justification must include information such as:
   1. Indication of whether the decision involves the removal of Partner Content, blocking access to it, de-positioning or limiting the visibility of Partner Content, or suspending or terminating monetary payments related to such Partner Content, or imposing other measures mentioned in the Regulations, regarding that Partner Content and the duration of its effect;
   2. The facts and circumstances on which the decision was based, including whether the decision was made based on a report by another Partner or a third party, or based on voluntary checks carried out on the Company's initiative and, when absolutely necessary, the identity of the reporter;
   3. Where applicable, information on the use of automated means during the decision-making process, including whether the decision was made concerning Partner Content detected or identified using automated means;
   4. If the decision concerns potentially prohibited Partner Content, an indication of the legal basis or contractual basis on which the decision is based, and explanations of why that content is considered prohibited based on that basis;
   5. Clear and user-friendly information on the appeal options available to the Partner or reporter.
3. An appeal can be submitted by sending an appeal:
   1. To the email address hello@gtmedia.world;
   2. Using the contact form;
4. The appeal should include:
   1. The assigned case number;
   2. The name and surname (or company) of the appellant and possibly their ID number;
   3. Contact details;
   4. A detailed justification as to why the appellant believes the Company's decision was incorrect and should be changed.
   5. Upon receiving the appeal, the Company will promptly confirm its receipt to the provided email address.
   6. Appeals are reviewed within 14 days from the date of submission.

XIII. Personal Data Protection

1. The Company undertakes to take all necessary technical and organizational measures appropriate to the degree of risk to ensure the security of all data and content transmitted by the Partner in connection with their use of the Portal.
2. Personal data of Partners is processed in accordance with the provisions of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (GDPR) and the Act of 10 May 2018 on Personal Data Protection. A Partner who has registered within the Portal has the right to access their data, to correct it, and to request the cessation of its use. Data can be viewed and changed after logging into the Portal, within the individual Account of the given Partner or by contacting the Company at hello@gtmedia.world.
3. The administrator of the personal data of Partners using P&S is GT Media World, LLC, located at 1343 Main Street, Suite 705, Sarasota, FL 34236, USA. Personal data is processed to enable and properly fulfill the ordered P&S, perform Registration, verify the identity and age of the Partner, control payments for P&S, handle potential complaints, archive, and maintain ongoing contact related to the ordered P&S, accounting services, and securing potential claims. Personal data may also be processed to improve P&S, develop new P&S, and carry out marketing activities. Data processing is based on Article 6(1)(a), (b), and (f) of the GDPR.
4. The Administrator will process the aforementioned data in the territory of the USA and commits to complying with GDPR guidelines.
5. Providing data is voluntary but necessary for the execution of the Agreement.
6. Personal data of Partners is not used for profiling or automated decision-making.
7. Each person whose data is being processed has the right to request from the administrator access to their personal data, rectification, deletion or restriction of processing, the right to object to processing, the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority — the President of the Personal Data Protection Office, and the right to data portability. If data processing is based on consent, the Partner has the right to withdraw it at any time without affecting the lawfulness of processing based on consent before its withdrawal.
8. Data will be stored for the duration of the Agreement and after its termination until the expiration of the limitation period for any claims arising from the Agreement in accordance with the applicable laws in Poland or an EU member state.
9. The Company also processes operational data regarding IP addresses for the purpose of implementing improvements in the Portal and for statistical purposes.
10. The Company ensures the security of the Partner's personal data by applying physical, organizational, and hardware protection measures necessary to ensure the security of the personal data processed within the Portal. The Company meets all requirements specified by personal data protection regulations. Moreover, the Company provides technical measures to prevent unauthorized persons from obtaining and modifying personal data transmitted electronically.
11. Information regarding the processing of the Partner's personal data by the Company is specified in the Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy on the Portal's website.

XIV. Intellectual and Industrial Property

1. The content of the Portal is protected by industrial and intellectual property rights.
2. Information, illustrations, or graphics contained in the Portal may not be used for commercial purposes, as well as in materials violating good manners or not in compliance with generally applicable law.
3. Information, illustrations, or graphics contained in the Portal may not be reproduced, modified, transmitted, or published in whole or in part without the prior written consent of the Company.
4. Trademark registration rights belong to the Company or entities with which the Company has concluded appropriate agreements.
5. The Company declares that it holds the economic copyright to the graphics made available in the Portal.
6. The Partner bears all responsibility for violating the above provisions and agrees to indemnify the Company against any claims from third parties arising from the potential violation of their rights.

XV. Termination of the Agreement and Cessation of P&S Provision

1. Termination of the service agreement: a) The agreement for the provision of continuous and indefinite electronic service (account management) may be terminated. b) The Partner may terminate the agreement with immediate effect and without providing reasons by sending an appropriate statement via email to hello@gtmedia.world. Immediate termination results in the cessation of the purchased P&S provision by the Company to the Partner. c) The Company may terminate the agreement for the provision of continuous and indefinite electronic service if the Partner violates the Regulations, particularly if they provide unlawful content, after a previous unsuccessful request to cease violations within a specified period. In such a case, the agreement expires 7 days after the date of the termination statement (notice period). d) Termination leads to the cessation of the legal relationship with future effect.
2. The Company and the Partner may terminate the service agreement at any time by mutual agreement.
3. Since P&S services are periodic, the non-renewal of P&S validity for the next period by the Partner results in the cessation of the provision of this service by the Company to the Partner.

XVI. Final Provisions

1. The Regulations come into force on July 14, 2024.
2. The applicable Regulations are available in the Portal at http://gtmedia.world.
3. Upon the Partner's request, the Company will provide the content of these Regulations in a manner that allows for its acquisition, reproduction, and recording using the Partner's IT system.
4. The Company reserves the right to unilaterally amend the Regulations at any time without the need to justify the reasons for such changes. Changes may arise from: 
   1) Changes in the conditions of providing P&S; 
   2) The necessity to adapt the Regulations to legal changes; 
   3) The necessity to adapt the Regulations to decisions, judgments, or other rulings of a competent court or state authority; 
   4) The necessity to fulfill a legal obligation imposed on the Company; 
   5) Editorial changes.
5. The Partner will be notified of the changes to the Regulations by the Company no later than one month before their implementation, via appropriate information sent by email and by placing a notice on the main page of the Portal's website about the change of Regulations, including a summary of the changes to the Regulations, and maintaining this information on the main page of the Portal's website for at least 14 days.
6. In the case of continuous agreements concluded under these Regulations, the amended regulations will bind the Partner if the Partner has been duly notified of the changes and has not terminated the agreement within 14 calendar days from the notification date. If the change in the Regulations results in the introduction of any new fees or an increase in existing ones, the Consumer Partner has the right to withdraw from the agreement.
7. In the case of agreements concluded under these Regulations other than continuous agreements, changes to the Regulations will not in any way infringe the acquired rights of the Partners before the effective date of the changes to the Regulations. In particular, changes to the Regulations will not affect already placed or submitted orders and agreements concluded, executed, or performed.
8. The Regulations do not exclude or limit any rights of the Partner being a Consumer that are granted to them by mandatory provisions of law. In the event of a conflict between the provisions of the Regulations and mandatory legal provisions granting rights to Consumers, the legal provisions shall prevail.

ATTACHMENT NO. 1 – CONTRACT WITHDRAWAL FORM


GTMedia.World Portal Regulations

First and Last Name: ………………………………………………………………….
Address: ………………………………………………………………………………..
Partner Reference Number: ………………………………………………
Order Number: …………………………………………………………..
I hereby inform about the withdrawal from the contract concluded on ……………………….……………. [date] for the purchase and provision of the service/product* …………………………………………...
Please refund the amount of ……………………… PLN (in words: …………………………………………………………….…………………… polish zlotych) to the bank account number: …………………………………………………………………………………………..............
The reason for the resignation is** …………………………………………………………………………………........
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Date and legible signature
* Delete as appropriate.
** Please provide justification and circumstances for the resignation.