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They're also stolen (borrowed?) from https://unbounce.com/terms-of-service/ https://unbounce.com/terms-of-service/ Compare to https://enviar.io/terms-of-servic
by sync 9y ago
They're also stolen (borrowed?) from https://unbounce.com/terms-of-service/ https://unbounce.com/terms-of-service/
Compare to https://enviar.io/terms-of-service.html https://enviar.io/terms-of-service.html
- usernamebias 9y agoBingo! Find and Replace :')
- nikkwong 9y agoI get that that's a problem, but when trying to get a MVP out fast and validate an idea I think privacy policies & TOS' seem like a formality that will be figured out later if the business does actually happen to become profitable. Correct me if I'm wrong?
- CameronBanga 9y agoYou are wrong. You shouldn't put legal terms or policies on your site if you don't understand the legal ramifications of doing so, and how it will influence your business.
- markhall 9y agoCurious what made you look/compare ToS? I find it interesting you quickly identified the similarity.