Terms and Conditions for the Supply of Service
(1) Definitions
1.1 ‘Client’ refers to the user(s) using, ordering and paying for the service.
1.2 ‘Company’ refers to Getting In.co.uk and any commercial entity which may operate as a contractor or subsidiary.
1.3 ‘Order Form’ refers to a pro forma completed by a client on this website which holds details regarding the request of a service.
1.4 ‘Services’ refers to the product or specified request of services agreed by ‘Getting In’ and the client. Agreed services between the company and client will be stated on the invoice the client receives upon placing an order and will be subject to these terms and conditions.
(2) General
All contractual agreements with the company relating the implementation of the service will adhere to and be governed by these terms and conditions. Any amendments to these must only be made in writing, terms and conditions not featuring in this mandate will hold no status in the agreement between the company and the client.
(3) Formation of Contract
3.1 Unless an order form has been submitted by the client and accepted by the company with written acknowledgement, either though email or otherwise, no binding contract shall exist. Contractual services shall be charged at the price stated on the order form.
3.2 All services provided by the company are done so subject to the availability of the necessary writers amenities. Should the company be unable to find a writer within 72 hours of receipt of payment, it will refund the client in full and will be held under no obligation to complete the work. There can be no liability to the client with regards to non completion of services.
(4) Payment
4.1 No claims of any description can be made by the client against the company regarding services which would entitle the client to withhold payment. The client holds no entitlement to withhold payment for agreed services to the company.
4.2 Due to the highly diverse, tailored aspects of the services provided by the company, the client aggress to adhere to a strict no refund policy. All refunds are at the discretion and consideration of Getting In and will only be given in the extremely unlikely event that a service was not completed, such as failure to return a personal statement.
4.3 The client agrees to pay in full before work starts. Once the product has been delivered the client has 3 days to request any changes they require to the product.
4.4 Should the contract for the supply of services require that all services be completed before the expiry of seven working days, beginning the day after the day on which the contract was concluded, the client will not have the right to cancel the contract. An order may be cancelled within seven working days of the contract being concluded but Getting In reserve the right to charge for any fees incurred as a result of the service order by the client. The client shall agree that requirements as detailed in the Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000 have been met by the company. Should the client be at liberty to a refund the company will repay the amount originally agreed and paid for the supply of services, after the deduction of any direct costs incurred, within 30 days of the cancellation date.
4.5 We make every endevour to deliver the product within the specified time however for every 24 hours that the service may be supplied late, a 10% reduction of the price will be made by the company with a maximum of 100% discount. If thre product is more than 7 days late then the customer has the right to a full refund from the company. In this instance, if a refund is requested the product will not be delievered.
(5) Liability
The company shall be liable for any personal injury or death caused as a result of its negligence. The company will be in no way liable whatsoever for any loss or consequence relating to the client’s use of its services or the late delivery of any services. Should the use of the company’s services conflict with or breach any regulations or guidelines set by the client’s school, university of academic governing body, the company is in no way liable, furthermore, no liability will be held by the company should the client reference or use any substituted work to their academic institution as a result of any breach of the conditions stated in 7.1.
(6) Provision of Services
6.1 the company affirms thus:-
6.1.1 only writers with a minimum 2:1 degree from the United Kingdom’s best universities will prepare and provide the client’s requested service.
6.1.2 all services will be plagiarism-free, diverse and individually tailored to the client’s needs as well as being subject, when relevant, to a thorough quality control process.
6.1.3 the company is in no way associated or in ownership of any essay database or essay bank.
6.1.4 no material sold to the client as part of the contracted service will be resold, republished or distributed in any way. No work supplied to the client will be knowingly posted to any website or data base.
6.1.5 all work will be written according to the client’s specified standard depending upon the price agreed in their contract. Material of such grade equivalents as Upper First (75%+), First Class, Two One or Two Two standard will be written in adherence to prearranged terms.
6.2 the statements of service in clause 6 are conditionally dependant upon the client’s agreement to the following :-
6.2.1 writing sold to the client by the company is done so with the intended purpose of providing a paradigm through which the client can gain a strong understanding of structural and expressive qualities demonstrated in the writing. The client should never use or submit, either wholly or in part, purchased work as their own to any kind of academic institution.
6.2.2 the client does not re distribute any material sold to them by the company in any way that may violate or infringe on the copyright of said material.
6.2.3 any written material which the company suspects is being sold or used in breach of these terms and conditions may be withheld. The company reserves the right to refuse continuation of work it suspects is being used wrongly.
6.2.4 it is the client’s responsibility to thoroughly research and familiarise themselves with the relevant rules and guidelines of their academic institution which govern such matters as the collation, preparation and submission of academic material and that these rules allow the employment of such services as offered by the company.
6.2.5 no declaration expressed by the company or its affiliated employees on its website or in any other medium represents any kind of advice to the client about the appropriateness of the use of the company’s service, any declaration should be regarded as an opinion or outlook.
6.2.6 it is the client’s responsibility to validate and check the material themselves in order to confirm it suits the standard of which it is expressly written and brought. Should the client feel that the work fails to meet the required standard they have seven days in which to return any material which will be amended free of charge to adhere to any specifications of standard that the client feels appropriate. The client accepts that modification requests are only valid up to seven days of receipt of the material and that any adjustments made beyond this period will incur extra agreed payment as well as being subject the refusal of the company at its discretion. Material alterations which are not stated in the order form will not be completed free of charge and may also be refused at the company’s discretion.
6.2.7 the standard of the material provided by the company does not represent any guarantee whatsoever that, should said work be hypothetically submitted and marked to the standards and terms of their University or academic institution, the work would achieve the stated degree mark. Any work provided by the company represents a model concept or example of what such graded work may be like. Handing in any material written by the company under the name of the client clearly infringes upon the terms of copyright stated in this mandate.
6.2.8 should the client, after relevant inquiry, be satisfied that their academic institution permits the use of the service, they must also judge as to whether it is necessary to reference the use of the service in their work. This is an issue solely for consideration by the client and no advice for this is offered by the company.
6.2.9 all services obtained are done so under the understanding that they represent academic support and in no way constitute professional guidance.
6.3 any form or manifestation of plagiarism is expressly condemned by the company. The company reserves the right to deny services to any person of whom evidence exists which suggest plagiaristic acts.
(7) Confidentiality
All personal details and information relating to the client is subject to the company’s Privacy Agreement available on the Getting-In website. All use of the client’s details will be entirely confidential and no personal data will be knowingly released to any third parties.
(8) Copyright
All materials and services provided by the company shall remain under the copyright of the company. In order to reproduce, display or distribute any materials the full agreement of the company must be sought. The client shall endeavor to protect the company against all liability relating to infringement of copyright or any other claim which is a product of a breaking of this condition.
(9) Waiver
9.1 Failure or delay in the company’s exercising of any right or remedy shall serve as a waiver.
9.2 Any waiver or alteration of these terms and conditions will be applicable only to the specific transaction to which a waiver is stated and the failure performance obligations of the client shall remain in full effect.
(10) Events beyond the reasonable control of the company
No responsibility will be held by the company with regards to any delay or failure to comply with its obligations as stated in these terms and conditions should performance of service be affected by circumstances beyond its reasonable control. The client’s statutory rights are unaffected.
(11) Assignments
The rights and obligations of the client cannot be assigned without first obtaining written consent from the company.
(12) Third Party Rights
The contract created and agreed upon between the client and the company relates specifically to terms and conditions imposed on those two entities and cannot be imposed in any way on other parties.
(13) Termination
13.1 Any failure on the client’s behalf to make due payments to the company may result in the termination of the contract by the company without rebate or allowance on the due date of the service.
13.2 Should breach of contract occur which culminates in termination, the client shall immediately the company all due sums agreed upon contractually without rebate or allowance.
(14) Alterations and amendments to the conditions
These terms and conditions are subject to change at the company’s discretion. Any agreement or contract made between the client and the company will be bound by the terms and conditions in effect at the time the client confirms the order on the website unless the change is ordered by law or authority. Any condition which becomes void is deemed removable and does not effect the enforceability or worth of any other conditions.
(15) Governing Law
Any contractual agreement between the client and the company, including all terms and conditions shall adhere to and continue in adherence to English Law.
