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Terms & Conditions for Domain Name Registration

This Agreement sets forth the Terms and Conditions between the purchasing Client and the service provider Unattend. To complete the registration process, the Client must acknowledge that they have read, understood and agree to be bound by the terms of this Agreement.

The Registration Bodies referred to in this agreement are ICANN (US top-level domain names) and Nominet (UK top-level domains).

The Client is you, the purchaser, entering into this agreement with an application to purchase a domain name or names through Unattend.

1. Unattend agree to register domain names on behalf of the Client, subject to the clauses below. All payments shall be made at the time the Client requests registration. Regardless of any payment made, Unattend makes no guarantee that a domain name will be entered on the relevant domain name register until such a time as Unattend have confirmed the pending registration. The Client is advised not to take any action in respect to a domain name until it becomes a full registration.

2. Under the terms of The Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000, consumers have a "cooling off" period of 7 working days from the date that the order is placed in which they may cancel orders placed by distance contract. However, this right to cancel does not apply where goods or services are clearly personalised or made to the consumers specifications. Domain names are personalised to the consumer's specifications and are therefore exempt from the right to cancel. The Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000 do not apply to business-to-business transactions. Unattend will therefore make no refund for any domain name registration.

3. The Client has a responsibility to ensure that the chosen domain name(s) are available for purchase. In the event that the name(s) is unavailable, and that Unattend is therefore unable to register it, all monies will be refunded, subject to a five (5) pound (UK Sterling) administration charge.

4. Unattend reserve the right to cancel, suspend or refuse registration in the event of some exceptional circumstances, including in particular: if to do so would put Unattend in a position which conflicted with statutory obligations, terms of a Court Order, terms and conditions of the Registration Body or the laws of England.

5. Unattend accept no responsibility for usage of domain names, specifically including where conflict arises with trade marks, registered or unregistered or the right to use a name in any other context. A confirmation of registration is not intended to be evidence of ownership of a particular name.

6. Unattend will endeavour to ensure the Client's details pertaining to the registration, are correctly registered and maintained in the appropriate domain name register. All conditions and warranties, which may be implied (by law or as a result of prior negotiation) into the contract between the Registry Body and the Client are excluded to the extent permitted by law.

7. The Client warrants to Unattend that neither the registration of the domain name nor the manner in which the name will be used directly or indirectly infringes the legal rights of a third party nor will be used in any manner which conflicts with UK Law.

8. This contract is in addition to any rules laid down by the Registration Bodies or their successors.

9. No variation may be made to this contract unless it is in writing and signed by authorised representatives of both the Client and Unattend.