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Best Resource For Protecting Your Online Business?

by Dennis Cheesman
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Hello Warriors,

In your opinion what is the best place for getting your site in compliance?

I mean for geting the terms of use, privacy policy, purchase agreement and things like that?

I found a couple of sites:

Save Your Business (And Your Butt!) With Internet Law Compliance

And

Legal Terms and Privacy Policy for Your Website by Attorney Brian Kindsvater

Anyone have any dealings with the two above? Or can you recommend something else that is legal?

Thanks in advance for your help..

Best regards,
Dennis Cheesman
#business #online #privacy policy #protecting #purchase agreement #resource #terms of use
  • Profile picture of the author Chris_Willow
    There is another one: autoweblaw.com
    A friend of mine had used it and he found it to be very cool. I was thinking about getting the legal stuff down, but didn't really get down to it.

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  • Profile picture of the author Dennis Cheesman
    Great now three to choose from

    I am just a little leary because of that deal with Mike Filsieme using the ones from some website but I can't remember which it was though?

    He had to end up paying out like $3000 to use them..

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    • Profile picture of the author Dennis Cheesman
      Originally Posted by Craig Desorcy View Post

      It was autoweblaw. I remember the fire that thing started here.


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      How are they still selling it then? It seems it would have been took off the market, or did they get someone else to write them for them?

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      • Profile picture of the author Sean Kelly
        The one that caused all the trouble here was named "web law generator" not autoweblaw.

        I never heard of autoweblaw before now.

        For my own legal pieces I went to guru.com and got a REAL attorney (with over 20 years experience) to write the things for me custom to my needs.

        Easy, painless and didn't cost much.

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  • Profile picture of the author Jeffery
    Hi Dennis,

    I am not a lawyer and not giving legal advice.

    In my experience it is best to obtain your legal forms from a lawyer in the state your business is registered and if you run your business from a dedicated server it is best to obtain a separate set of forms from a lawyer in the state your server is located.

    When both the business and server are in the same state, one lawyer is best. However, if the two are in separate sates it is best to have a lawyer draw up a combined document. Easily done.

    Three major points I have learned from lawyers.
    1. A statement that any disputes must be filed in State X.
    2. Products and Services are not holding in every state. Best to draw up a combined statement.
    3. Any and all personage tick a form of agreement before purchase. I have been advised that this does "not" apply in all states, but it is a strong argument.

    Again, I am not a lawyer and not giving legal advise. This is just my own experience.

    Jeffery 100% :-)
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