User Agreement
By accessing or using Luvebexo, you agree to be bound by these terms. If you disagree with any part, you may not use our service. Simple as that!
Terms of Use
Welcome to Luvebexo! By using our services, you agree to follow the rules laid out in these terms. Let's dive into the details!
User Obligations
We're all for freedom, but there are a few things you can't do here. No illegal activities, no spamming, and definitely no hacking.
Intellectual Property
Everything you see on Luvebexo belongs to us, unless stated otherwise. Feel free to browse, but don't copy or distribute our content without permission.
User Account
When you create an account, you're responsible for keeping it secure. If you notice any suspicious activity, let us know immediately.
Payments and Billing
Our services may have fees. Make sure you understand any charges before committing. We promise to be transparent about costs—no hidden fees.
Content Ownership
You own the content you create, but by posting, you're giving us the right to use it. Just the basics to operate our platform.
Warranties and Liability
We strive to be accurate, but we can't guarantee everything will always be perfect. Use our services at your own risk.
Dispute Resolution
If things go south, let's try to resolve it amicably. If not, the laws of the United Kingdom govern these terms.
Indemnification
By using our service, you agree to indemnify us against any claims related to your use of the service. It's just a fancy way of saying we’re not liable for your actions.
Termination
We hope it never comes to this, but we reserve the right to terminate or suspend your access if you breach these terms.
Changes to Terms
We might update these terms occasionally. When we do, we'll notify you. Check this page often to stay informed.
Force Majeure
Sometimes things happen beyond our control. Natural disasters, pandemics, that sort of thing. We’re not responsible for disruptions caused by these events.
Severability
If any part of these terms is found to be unenforceable, the rest still applies. It's like a cake—just because one slice is bad doesn’t mean the whole cake is ruined.