Terms of Service

These Terms of Service (hereinafter referred to as the "Agreement") constitute a legally binding public offer by the Halfprice Online Marketplace Corp., hereinafter referred to as the "Service Provider", to conclude a contract on the terms set forth below with any person interested in receiving the services (hereinafter referred to as the "User").

Acceptance of these Terms of Service is established by the User performing registration actions on the website https://ireverse.life (hereinafter the "Website"), during which the User explicitly provides their personal data or such data is transferred automatically from third-party services (Social Networks, Messengers, Telecom Operators, etc.).

Registration actions include, but are not limited to:

• Completing a form on the Website containing personal data (first name, last name, phone number, email address, etc.).
• Joining the Service’s community on Social Networks (e.g., VKontakte) (including "liking" the page, "subscribing," or accepting an invitation to join).
• Completing a Website form integrated into a Social Network within the Service’s community.
• Sending a message to the Service’s community on a Social Network or commenting on another post within the community.
• Connecting, adding to the contact list, or launching the Service’s automated contact ("bot") in a Messenger (Telegram, Viber, WhatsApp, VK Messenger).
• Sending a message to a Service contact (including the "bot" and via phone number) using a Messenger.
• Sending an email to the Service’s email addresses.
• Making a phone call to the Service’s phone numbers.
• Sending an SMS message to the Service’s phone numbers.

Upon acceptance of these Terms of Service, the person intending to access information on the Website and/or access paid or free services of the Service and/or perform any other actions on the Website understands and confirms that:

• The text of these Terms of Service is fully understood, and the User has no outstanding questions at the time of acceptance.
• Data Protection: Pursuant to the applicable privacy laws, including the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA), the processing of personal data is permitted when necessary for the performance of a contract to which the data subject is a party. Acceptance of these Terms constitutes express consent to the processing of the personal data of the person intending to receive the Service's services.
• Commercial Electronic Messages (CEMs): In compliance with Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL), the Service reserves the right to send promotional and informational notifications to the registered User using the contact information explicitly provided by the User or obtained automatically from third-party services. Such messages may be sent via email, SMS, Messengers, Social Networks, or telephone calls (including automated calls).
• The Service may send promotional and informational materials not only regarding its own services and offers but also those of its partners (legal entities, sole proprietors, independent contractors, and individuals collaborating with the Service).
• All matters not explicitly governed by these Terms of Service shall be resolved in accordance with the applicable laws of British Columbia, Canada.

ONLINE SCHOOL SERVICE AGREEMENT(Essential Terms)

1. Terms and Definitions

1.1. "Online School" — an information provision service delivered via the Internet and hosted on the Service.

1.2. "Service" — the website located at the respective URL and other technical facilities that ensure the operation of the Online School.

1.3. "Online Course" — an informational product, including audiovisual content, specifically created for Internet broadcasting and consisting of a predefined number of Lessons.

1.4. "Lesson" — a logical segment of an Online Course containing specific information and, where applicable, requirements (assignments) that restrict access to subsequent Lessons or impose other restrictions on Course Completion.

1.5. "Course Completion" — the process of consuming the Online Course information, aimed at acquiring knowledge or skills contained therein, including the completion of mandatory or optional assignments.

1.6. "Student" (or "User") — an individual who has accepted the public offer to use all services and information provided on the Website.

1.7. "Student Account" — a personalized space for the Student on the Service.

1.8. "Instructor" — an individual providing information services and/or reviewing Student Responses on the Service.

1.9. "Student Response" — a completed assignment submitted by the Student for Instructor review. Review may be conducted manually or automatically. If rejected, it constitutes a failure to complete the Assignment and may restrict further Course Completion.

1.10. "Stop-Lesson" — a Lesson that restricts the Student’s access to subsequent lessons until the requirements of the Stop-Lesson are met.

1.11. "Webinar" — an interactive online event featuring the Course Instructor or a recording thereof.

1.12. "Service Administrator" — the entity initiating this offer, providing access to Online Courses/Webinars, and monitoring Student activities.

1.13. "Course Completion Terms" — a set of requirements and restrictions defined by the Service Administrator governing the Student's access to and progression through the Online Course. Different Students may be subject to different requirements and opportunities.

2. Subject of the Agreement

2.1. The subject of this Agreement includes:

Providing access to Online Courses for the purpose of Student education.

Providing access to Webinars.

Providing Student Response review services to verify assignment correctness, provided such service is included in the specific Online Course and its Course Completion Terms.

3. Service Provision Procedures

3.1. Access to the Online Course:

Access is granted within the Student Account.Access may be limited to a specific time period defined in the Course Completion Terms.

The Service Administrator reserves the right to modify the access period.

The Online Course may contain one or more Stop-Lessons, determined by the Service Administrator.

Failure to meet Stop-Lesson requirements or other Course Completion Terms will result in the suspension of access to subsequent Lessons until said requirements are met, within the bounds of the overall access period.

3.2. By mutual agreement with the Service Administrator, the Student may be granted an extension to the Online Course access period if valid reasons prevented completion within the standard timeframe.

3.3. Access to Webinars:

Webinars are held live or provided as recordings (potentially with simulated interactive elements). The access procedure is determined by the Service Administrator.

A recording may be provided after the Webinar concludes, at the Service Administrator's discretion.

Where technically feasible, a chat function with the Instructor will be provided during live Webinars.

4. Fees and Payment Terms

4.1. Payment for an Online Course and/or Webinar indicates the Student has read, understood, and agreed to the provided information and intends to complete the Course or view the Webinar.

4.2. Services must be paid for via the payment systems specified on the Service.

4.3. Upon selection, an invoice is generated in the Student Account. The Service may also email this invoice or send it using other known contact methods.

4.4. The invoice must be paid within three (3) business days of receipt unless otherwise specified.

4.5. In the event of late payment, access will not be granted. Partial payment and corresponding service access are permissible only at the Service Administrator's discretion.

4.6. The Service may offer additional related services. The payment of such services constitutes agreement to their specific terms. Unless stated otherwise, general Online Course/Webinar provisions apply to additional services.

5. Liability

5.1. The Student assumes full responsibility and all risks associated with providing inaccurate information during registration. The Service Administrator does not verify Student data.

5.2. The Student is strictly liable for uploading intellectual property (photos, articles, logos, etc.) to the Service. The Student shall indemnify and hold the Service Administrator harmless against any third-party claims. If the Service Administrator incurs damages due to copyright infringement suits caused by the Student, the Student must reimburse such damages within one month of the claim.

5.3. Anti-Piracy and Copyright: The Student is strictly prohibited from copying, distributing, or sharing the Online Course, Webinars, or any parts thereof. Upon detecting such violations, the Service Administrator may immediately suspend the Student Account and seek legal remedies, including actual damages. 

5.4. Account Sharing: The Student is responsible for preventing third-party access to their Account. 

6. Cancellation and Refunds

6.1. If a Student decides to cancel a paid Online Course or service, they must notify the Service Administrator via the feedback channels provided on the Service.

6.2. All refunds will be issued minus the actual expenses incurred by the Service in providing access. If the Student has already begun Course Completion or consumption of the service, the Service will retain the pro-rated cost of the services actually rendered up to the date of cancellation.

6.3. Notice of cancellation must be provided no later than five (5) days prior to the effective cancellation date stated in the Notice.

6.4. Refunds will be processed using the original payment method or another method mutually agreed upon by the Student and the Service Administrator.

7. Special Conditions

7.1. The Service reserves the right to use Student Responses in any manner, without limitation.

7.2. Substitution of an Online Course at the Student's request is solely at the Service Administrator's discretion and subject to availability.

8. Final Provisions

8.1. This Agreement is effective for an indefinite period.

8.2. The Parties agree to a mandatory pre-trial dispute resolution procedure.

8.3. Any claim directed to the Service must be sent to the designated email address with the subject line "Dispute". The Service Administrator will respond to the email address registered by the Student.

8.4. If no agreement is reached within thirty-five (35) days of receipt of the claim, the interested Party may initiate legal proceedings in the competent courts of British Columbia, Canada, at the location of the Service Administrator.

8.5. Force Majeure: The Service is not liable for disruptions in telecommunications or power grids, equipment failures, malicious software attacks causing internet outages, or unlawful third-party actions aimed at unauthorized access or disabling the Service.

8.6. The Service Administrator may amend this Agreement at any time. The User bears the responsibility to review this Agreement weekly for updates.

8.7. The Service Administrator will make reasonable efforts to notify Users of amendments via email. However, the User's obligation to regularly review the Agreement takes precedence, and claims of non-receipt of notification shall not invalidate the User's acceptance of the changes.

8.8. Applicability of Consumer Protection Laws: If the Service Administrator grants access to an Online Course/Webinar on a free-of-charge basis, provincial Consumer Protection Acts shall not apply to such free services to the maximum extent permitted by law.

8.9. The Service bears no responsibility for the indexing or display of a Student's profile photo by search engine robots if the Student uploads a photo to their Account.