legalities of Terms of Business on a website

I am setting up a Full and Final process within a money management company, I wanted to be able to refer people to our website to read TOB

Asked by: Mel Costello 602 days ago - 4 Answers - 1265 views

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My apologies, but I’m not sure what you’re question is…but you should definitely put your Terms of Business on your site. I see them basically as a disclaimer.

Answer by Rick 602 days ago
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Thanks for your reply, sorry I wasn’t clearer with my question, I think I just wanted to know if we didnt have a signed TOB from a customer would it suffice that there is one on the website, as long as I have referred them to it

Answer by Mel Costello 602 days ago
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If money has changed hands, I would get a signed copy to cover yourself legally, or at least forward the party a copy. That way if there is any sort of dispute down the line you’ve covered your end. If the site is a simple blog or something similar, I’d guess the TOB as it is fine.

Answer by Rick 602 days ago
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Thats great I really appreciate your response

Answer by Mel Costello 601 days ago

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