A Terms of Service (or Terms and Conditions) page sets out the rules for using your website and purchasing from you. No link to such a page was found on this site.
Why this matters
Without published terms, your transactions are governed by the default rules, such as consumer law in the customer's jurisdiction, which may favour the customer. Terms can set expectations around refunds, cancellations and acceptable use, and may help limit liability where the law allows. A lawyer can advise what is suitable for your business.
How to fix it
Write or generate a Terms of Service document (services like Termly or Iubenda produce a compliant draft in minutes) and add a link to it in your site footer alongside your privacy policy.
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