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Website terms of service

Operator and scope

Polish Women Chamber of Commerce, Aleja Jana Pawła II 27, 00-867 Warszawa, Poland; KRS 0001168011, NIP 5273164312, REGON 541731147. Contact: biuro@polishwomenchamber.pl. The “Mentalność Sukcesu” website allows free browsing of the book description, author profiles and links to the purchase offer.

Use of the website

Use of the website requires an Internet connection and an up-to-date browser. Browsing this website does not require an account or login. Use begins when the website is opened and ends when it is left; it is free of charge with respect to PWCC.

Rules and content rights

Use the website in accordance with the law. It is prohibited to disrupt its operation, attempt unauthorised access or supply unlawful content. Texts, photographs and trademarks are protected by the rights of their respective holders. Any further use requires a legal basis; this provision does not limit permitted use under copyright law.

Purchasing the book

Purchases are made on the separate Naffy service. The seller's details, price, format, delivery, contract terms and required declarations are provided with the offer and the order. These terms govern the use of the presentation website and do not replace the terms of sale.

Reports and complaints about the website

Report any problem with the operation of the website to biuro@polishwomenchamber.pl. Provide a description, the address of the subpage and a means of contacting you; do not send passwords or payment details. PWCC will respond without undue delay, and no later than within 14 days of receiving the complaint. Complaints concerning purchases should be addressed to the seller indicated in the order.

Privacy and amendments

The rules for processing personal data are set out in the privacy policy and the GDPR information clause available in the footer. Each new version of these terms is marked with a date and applies to further use of the website; it does not amend sales contracts already concluded or limit consumers' statutory rights.