Terms and Conditions of the Website glutespriority.com
- 1. General Provisions
- The owner of the online store available at: www.glutespriority.com (hereinafter referred to as the Store) is ANNA WOŹNIAKOWSKA, conducting business under the name GORSETY FITNESS ANNA WOŹNIAKOWSKA, with its place of business at: ul. Zaborowska 1c/44, 01-462 Warsaw, Poland, and its mailing address at: ul. Zaborowska 1c/44, 01-462 Warsaw, Poland. Tax Identification Number (NIP): 5222940893, Business Registration Number (REGON): 365045379 (hereinafter referred to as the Seller).
- The Store conducts retail and wholesale sales via the Internet. To place an order in the Store, it is necessary to complete all mandatory fields in the order form and accept the conditions and delivery costs stated therein. Acceptance of the terms and costs is considered as sending the order form via the Internet.
- The term Customer refers to an individual, a legal entity, or an organizational unit without legal personality that is granted the ability to acquire rights and obligations under the applicable law, who has completed the registration or order form. An individual placing an order must be at least 18 years old on the date of accepting the terms and delivery costs contained in these terms and conditions.
- A Consumer is defined as a Customer who is a natural person entering into a contract not directly related to their business or professional activity.
- A User is any person using the website www.glutespriority.com or the Store.
- The Service Provider delivers services in accordance with these Terms and Conditions and applicable law.
- Services are provided via the website of the Store 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
- The Service Provider makes these Terms and Conditions available on the website of the Store and may also provide them in the User Account or attach them to emails containing statements regarding acceptance of Users’ offers. Users may access, store, retrieve, and reproduce these Terms and Conditions at any time by printing or saving them on a data storage device.
- The information provided on the website does not constitute an offer by the Service Provider within the meaning of Article 66 of the Civil Code, but rather an invitation for Users to submit offers to conclude a contract, in accordance with Article 71 of the Civil Code.
- To use all the functionalities of the Store, Users must have:
- A telecommunication device with Internet access,
- A properly configured web browser, either the latest or the previous version, such as Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari, or Opera, with JavaScript enabled,
- An active and properly configured email account.
- Using the Store may result in costs for Internet access and data transmission, as specified in the agreement between the User and their telecommunications operator.
- 2. User Account Registration
- The agreement for providing the User Account service is concluded for an indefinite period upon confirmation by the Service Provider of the User Account registration.
- The subject of this service is the provision of a User Account panel, which enables, among other things, the management of User data and orders.
- To create a User Account, voluntary and free registration is required. This process involves completing and submitting a registration form provided on the website of the Service.
- For the proper completion of the registration form, all mandatory and optionally available fields must be filled in with true, complete, and User-related data or information.
- Before submitting the registration form, the User must declare, by selecting the appropriate checkbox, that they have read and accepted the Terms and Conditions.
- The submission of the registration form to the Service Provider occurs using the functionalities provided by the Service and through it.
- Accessing and using the User Account is possible after its creation and subsequent login using the appropriate login credentials and password.
- The agreement for providing the User Account service may be terminated without providing a reason and at any time. This can be done through the functionalities of the User Account or by submitting a termination statement to the Service Provider, e.g., via email or letter.
- 3. Order Placement Terms
- Orders for Goods and Services can be placed via the Service’s website 24/7 using the Cart functionality. After compiling the list of Goods or Services to be ordered, the User proceeds to checkout in the Cart section.
- For Registered Users:
If the User is a logged-in Account holder, they proceed to the next stage of order placement as a logged-in User. - For Unregistered Users:
If the User does not have an Account, they can choose how to place the order:- By registering a User Account: The User registers an Account and uses it to proceed to the next stage of order placement.
- Without using a User Account: The User skips Account registration and proceeds to the next stage.
- Using an existing User Account: The User logs in and continues to the next stage.
- Order Details:
After selecting the order placement method, the User enters or selects:- Billing information,
- Delivery information, including the delivery method and address,
- Payment method.
- Order Submission:
Placing the order is done by using the appropriate button in the Cart, which is equivalent to the User submitting an offer to the Service Provider to conclude a Sales or Service Agreement for the items or services listed in the order.Before submitting the order form, the User must declare by selecting the appropriate checkbox that they have read and accepted the Terms and Conditions. - Order Acceptance or Modification:
- The Service Provider will promptly inform the User of the inability to accept the order if such circumstances arise. This information will be delivered via phone or email.
- The response may involve:
- Rejection of the entire order,
- Proposals for modifications, such as:
- Partial rejection for items that cannot be fulfilled, leading to recalculation of the order value.
- Splitting the delivery of Goods into parts, with some delivered later, without recalculating the order value.
- If the Service Provider accepts the User’s offer with modifications, this constitutes a new offer requiring the User’s acceptance to conclude the Sales or Service Agreement.
- Order Confirmation:
Confirmation of order acceptance is sent immediately via email. This message includes:- The agreed terms of the contract,
- User-provided information from the order form to allow error detection.
- If errors are found, the User can notify the Service Provider by email, specifying the corrections.
The confirmation of order acceptance is equivalent to the Service Provider’s acceptance of the User’s offer to conclude the Sales or Service Agreement.
- For Registered Users:
- 4. Terms of Sale
- The Service Provider offers Users the Service of selling Goods remotely through the Service.
- Subject of the Sales Agreement:
- For Goods that are not digital files: The Service Provider commits to transferring ownership of the Goods to the User and delivering them. The User commits to accepting the Goods and paying the price to the Service Provider.
- For Goods that are digital files: The Service Provider commits to making the files available for remote download and use under the terms specified in the following section. The User commits to paying the price to the Service Provider.
- User Rights for Digital Files:
- The Service Provider grants the User a paid license for personal use of the digital Goods in accordance with the Act of February 4, 1994, on Copyright and Related Rights, under the following conditions:
- The digital file constitutes a work under copyright law.
- The Service Provider does not transfer proprietary copyright or the right to grant licenses for the disposal and use of copyright, nor does it transfer rights to create derivative works, modify the Goods, or remove ownership or copyright information included in the Goods.
- The license permits saving and playing the file on a device, and accessing and displaying it on the device at a time and place of the User’s choosing.
- The User may not lend, lease, or resell the digital Goods or any part thereof, create derivative works, modify the Goods, or remove copyright notices.
- The license is perpetual, non-exclusive, and territorially unlimited, applicable to the entirety of the digital file.
- The Service Provider grants the User a paid license for personal use of the digital Goods in accordance with the Act of February 4, 1994, on Copyright and Related Rights, under the following conditions:
- Promotions and Integrity:
- The Service Provider reserves the right to run promotional campaigns, including discounts on Goods or Services for a specific period or until the promotional stock is exhausted.
- The Service Provider ensures the Goods are delivered without defects.
- Agreement Conclusion and Delivery Terms:
- The Sales Agreement is concluded upon confirmation of the User’s order by the Service Provider.
- Delivery of Goods occurs as specified in the product description and may vary if the User modifies the order.
- Delivery methods:
- For physical Goods: Delivered via carrier on business days to the User’s specified address or parcel locker.
- For digital Goods: Delivered via email using WeTransfer in .mp4 or PDF format for download or immediate use. Immediate access is granted for instant payments, while bank transfers require manual confirmation after payment is received.
- Additional Delivery Information:
- Details of delivery methods, carriers, and associated costs are published on the Service website and presented during the order process.
- Goods are delivered only after the User’s payment is received.
- Confirmation of Goods being handed to the carrier for delivery may be provided via email.
- The risk of accidental loss or damage transfers to the Consumer upon delivery.
- Inspection of Delivered Goods:
- It is recommended that the User inspects the delivery in the presence of the carrier.
- If damage to the shipment is found, the User has the right to request a proper damage report.
- Subject of the Sales Agreement:
- 5. Terms of Execution of Individual Services
- 6. Payment Terms
- Payment Value:
- The payment value is determined based on the price list available on the Service Provider’s website at the time of placing the order.
- Prices:
- The prices listed on the Service website are gross prices in Polish złoty and include VAT.
- Total Price of the Order:
- The total price of the order, visible before confirming the order, includes the price along with tax obligations and all additional costs, particularly transaction fees.
- The total price of the order is binding for both the Service Provider and the User.
- Accepted Payment Methods:
- The Service Provider allows the following payment methods for services rendered:
- Cash or card payment upon delivery (COD) via the Carrier, for non-digital products.
- Traditional bank transfer to the Service Provider’s bank account: 61 1160 2202 0000 0003 4589 8214.
- Using the external payment system Przelewy24, managed by DialCom24 Sp. z o.o. located in Poznań (60-327) at ul. Kanclerska 15, registered in the National Court Register under number KRS: 0000306513, NIP: 7811733852, and REGON: 634509164.
- Using the external payment system PayPal, managed by PayPal S.à r.l. et Cie, S.C.A. based in Luxembourg.
- The Service Provider allows the following payment methods for services rendered:
- Payment Deadlines:
- The User is required to make payment:
- At the time of delivery of the Product, if paying by cash.
- Within 7 days, if paying via traditional bank transfer.
- At the time of order placement, if using an external payment system.
- The User is required to make payment:
- Refunds:
- A refund by the Service Provider will be issued immediately, but no later than 14 days from the date of the cause arising, in the case of:
- Withdrawal from the contract by the Consumer.
- Cancellation by the User of the order or part of the order paid before execution.
- Acceptance of the User’s claim in full or in part based on generally applicable regulations.
- Refunds are made using the same payment method that the User used for the original transaction, unless the User agrees to another solution that does not incur any additional costs for them.
- A refund by the Service Provider will be issued immediately, but no later than 14 days from the date of the cause arising, in the case of:
- Delivery Costs:
- The Service Provider is not obligated to refund any additional delivery costs incurred by the User if the User chose a delivery method other than the cheapest standard delivery option offered by the Service Provider.
- 7. Newsletter
- The subject of this Newsletter Service is the provision of services by the Service Provider, which involves sending commercial information to the User’s email address.
- To subscribe to the Newsletter Service, the User must use the appropriate newsletter activation field in the registration form or in another form provided by the Service Provider on the Service’s website.
- The condition for correctly ordering the Newsletter Service is providing the User’s email address. Providing this data is voluntary but necessary for the provision of the Service and for the conclusion of the contract regarding it.
- Before submitting the order form for the Newsletter Service, by checking the appropriate checkbox, the User may voluntarily declare their consent to the processing of their personal data for marketing purposes by the Service Provider.
- The Service Provider informs that the marketing purposes mentioned above may include, in particular, sending commercial information using the User’s contact details. The consent mentioned in the above section can be withdrawn at any time.
- Sending the order form for the Newsletter Service to the Service Provider occurs through the functionality of the Service and via it.
- The contract for the provision of the Newsletter Service is concluded for an indefinite period when the Service Provider confirms the User’s subscription to the newsletter list.
- The contract for the provision of the Newsletter Service may be terminated without giving a reason and at any time, using, among others: the functionality of the Service or unsubscribing via the deactivation link found in the newsletter message, or by sending a statement by the User to the Service Provider, e.g., in an email or letter.
- 8. Guarantees in Sales
- Types of Warranty
Goods may be covered by a warranty provided by the Service Provider, the manufacturer, or the distributor. - Warranty Statement
The warranty is granted through a warranty statement, which specifies the obligations of the guarantor and the rights of the User in the event that the Goods do not possess the properties outlined in the warranty statement. - Warranty Document
Along with the goods covered by the warranty, the Service Provider will issue a warranty document to the User, detailing the terms and conditions of the warranty, including the steps to take in case of defects or issues with the goods.
- 9. Complaint Procedure
- Grounds for Complaints
Complaints can be made under warranty or guarantee, if provided. - Warranty Coverage
In the case of a product being covered by a warranty, the User has the right to file a complaint under the warranty by contacting the Service Provider or directly with the guarantor. If the Consumer exercises their rights under the warranty, the period for exercising rights under the statutory warranty is suspended from the date the Service Provider is notified of the defect. This period resumes from the day the guarantor refuses to fulfill the obligations under the warranty or the expiration of the deadline for their fulfillment. - Statutory Warranty Rights
The right to exercise the statutory warranty rights is independent of any rights under the guarantee. Exercising rights under the warranty does not affect the Service Provider’s liability under the statutory warranty. - Filing a Complaint under the Statutory Warranty
A complaint under the statutory warranty can be submitted by mail or email to the Service Provider’s postal or electronic address. A form, which is an annex to the Terms and Conditions, can be used, although it is not mandatory. - Required Information for a Statutory Warranty Complaint
The following information is recommended when submitting a complaint under the statutory warranty:- Contact details to facilitate the response to the complaint and correspondence related to it,
- Bank account number for refund purposes, if applicable,
- Description of the problem and identification details.
- Returning Defective Goods for Complaint Resolution
If the complaint under the statutory warranty concerns a product, the Consumer is required to deliver or send the complained product to the Service Provider’s address, at their own cost. - Complaint Resolution Timeline
The Service Provider will address complaints as follows:- For statutory warranty complaints: within 14 days from the date of submission,
- For services provided: within 30 days from the date of submission,
- For warranty complaints: within the timeframe specified in the warranty terms.
- Notification of Complaint Resolution
The Service Provider will inform the Consumer of the outcome of the complaint:- For statutory warranty complaints, via email or regular mail, depending on the Consumer’s preference or the method used to file the complaint,
- For warranty complaints, according to the terms of the warranty.
- Return of Goods Under Complaint
If the complaint under the statutory warranty concerns a product, and after the complaint is resolved the product is to be sent back to the Consumer, the Service Provider will deliver or send the product to the Consumer’s address. - Refund Method
A refund related to a complaint under the statutory warranty will be processed via bank transfer or postal money order, according to the Consumer’s preference. - Exclusion of Warranty Rights for Non-Consumers
The statutory warranty rights do not apply to Users who are not Consumers.
- 10. Out-of-Court Resolution of Complaints and Claims
- Consumers have the option to use the following out-of-court methods for resolving complaints and enforcing claims:
- Request for Dispute Resolution by a Permanent Consumer Arbitration Court
Consumers may submit a request for the resolution of a dispute arising from a contract to a permanent consumer arbitration court operating at the Trade Inspection. The address, based on jurisdiction, can be found on the website of the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK) at:
https://www.uokik.gov.pl/wazne_adresy.php#faq596. - Request for Mediation
Consumers may submit a request to initiate mediation proceedings for the amicable resolution of a dispute between the Consumer and the Service Provider to the regional inspector of the Trade Inspection. The address, based on jurisdiction, can be found on the UOKiK website at:
https://www.uokik.gov.pl/wazne_adresy.php#faq595. - Help from Consumer Protection Authorities
Consumers can seek assistance from local or municipal consumer ombudsmen or social organizations whose statutory tasks include consumer protection. - Filing a Complaint via the EU Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) Platform
Consumers may file a complaint using the EU online platform for resolving consumer disputes, available at:
http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/, in accordance with European Parliament and Council Regulation (EU) No 524/2013 of May 21, 2013, on the online dispute resolution system for consumer disputes and amending Regulation (EC) No 2006/2004 and Directive 2009/22/EC.
For detailed information on out-of-court complaint resolution procedures and how to access these methods, consult the offices and websites of the entities mentioned above.
A list of entities and institutions responsible for out-of-court consumer dispute resolution and additional information can be found on the website of the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK) at:
https://www.uokik.gov.pl. - Request for Dispute Resolution by a Permanent Consumer Arbitration Court
- 11. Right of Withdrawal from the Contract
- The provisions in this article concerning the right of withdrawal from the contract by Consumers apply to individuals entering into a contract directly related to their business activity, if the contract indicates that it does not have a professional character for the individual, particularly due to the subject of their business activity registered in the Central Register and Information on Business Activity.
- A Consumer may withdraw from the contract within 14 days without providing any reason, subject to the following provisions.
- The right to withdraw from a distance contract does not apply to Consumers in the case of contracts for the supply of digital content that is not stored on a tangible medium, if the performance of the contract began with the explicit consent of the Consumer before the withdrawal period expired and after the Consumer was informed by the Service Provider about the loss of the right to withdraw from the contract.
- In other cases, the Consumer may withdraw from the contract within 14 days without giving any reason.
- of concluding the contract for services,
- on which the Consumer or a third party indicated by the Consumer takes possession of the goods – in the case of a contract transferring ownership of goods.The withdrawal period expires 14 days from the day:
- To meet the withdrawal deadline, the Consumer must send a statement regarding their intention to exercise the right of withdrawal before the end of the withdrawal period.
- To exercise the right of withdrawal, the Consumer must inform the Service Provider (ANNA WOŹNIAKOWSKA, operating the company GORSETY FITNESS ANNA WOŹNIAKOWSKA, with its place of business at ul. Zaborowska 1c/44, 01-462 Warsaw, and the address for correspondence: ul. Zaborowska 1c/44, 01-462 Warsaw, NIP: 5222940893, REGON: 365045379, info@glutespriority.com) of their decision to withdraw from the contract via an unambiguous statement (e.g., a letter sent by post or email).
- The Service Provider will refund all payments received from the Consumer promptly, and in any case, no later than 14 days from the day the Service Provider was informed of the Consumer’s decision to exercise the right of withdrawal from the contract.
- The Service Provider will refund the payment using the same payment method the Consumer used in the original transaction, unless the Consumer explicitly agrees to another solution; in any case, the Consumer will not incur any costs related to this refund.
- In the case of withdrawal from the contract, the contract will be considered as not concluded.
- Immediately, but no later than 14 days from the day the Consumer withdraws from the contract, the Consumer is obliged to return the goods to the Service Provider or to a person authorized by the Service Provider. Returning the goods before the expiration of this period is sufficient to meet the deadline. This provision does not apply if the Service Provider has offered to collect the goods themselves.
- The Consumer is responsible for any reduction in the value of the goods resulting from use that goes beyond what is necessary to establish the nature, characteristics, and functioning of the goods.
- In the case of withdrawal from the contract, the contract will be considered as not concluded. If the Consumer made a statement of withdrawal before the Service Provider accepted their offer, the offer will cease to be binding.
- 12. Data Processing and Cookies
- Information about the conditions for the processing of personal data by the Service Provider can be found in the Privacy and Cookie Policy of the Service.
- Information about the cookies used can be found in the Privacy and Cookie Policy of the Service.
- 13. Licensing Terms for the Content of the Service
- The Service Provider grants users who access the Service a free license for personal use and to enable the use of the Service, in accordance with these terms.
- The name of the Service, its graphic design, structure, the Service itself, the source or compiled code of the Service, websites used for the operation of the Service, and any documents created by the Service Provider in connection with the Service, including related works such as the Terms and Conditions and other documents or messages sent in connection with the provision of Services, are considered works under copyright law.
- The Service Provider does not transfer to the User the economic copyright to the Service or any works that are part of it, nor the right to grant permissions to dispose of these economic copyrights or use them, or to perform other derivative rights not reserved in the licensing terms.
- The right to use the Service and its associated works applies to the following fields of exploitation: storing and reproducing in the memory of a telecommunications device at a place and time of the User’s choice, as well as access and display through a telecommunications device at a place and time of the User’s choice.
- The User may not: lend, lease, or resell the works or any part of them, create derivative works based on them, modify the works, remove any ownership or copyright information that may appear in the works, or use the works for purposes that violate applicable laws or ethical and moral standards.
- The license is unlimited in time, unlimited in territory, non-exclusive, and applies to the entire Service and its associated works. The Service Provider retains exclusive rights to decide on the preservation of the integrity of the Service.
- 14. Terms of Content Publication by Users
- By publishing any content on the Service, the User grants the Service Provider a free, unlimited in time, unlimited in territory, and non-exclusive license for its use on the following fields of exploitation: publication on the website of the Service, saving and reproducing in the memory of a telecommunication device at a time and place chosen by the User, access and display via a telecommunication device at a time and place chosen by the User, with the right to grant sublicenses, to enable Users to use the Service.
- When publishing a link to another website on the Service, both through linking and embedding, the User should familiarize themselves with the legal documentation of that website and with the licensing terms regarding the use of works published on that website, to determine whether the above-mentioned documents authorize the User to publish the link on the Service, in accordance with the provisions of the Terms and Conditions.
- When publishing a link to a work published on another website via embedding, the User should ensure that the work is made publicly available without restrictions, and access to it does not require logging in, subscribing, or paying.
- When publishing content or a link to another website on the Service that displays images of third parties, whose consent is required for publication, the User should ensure that these persons have given their consent.
- The User acknowledges that it is prohibited to provide content to the Service or via it that is:
- unlawful,
- misleading to other Users,
- infringing on the personal rights of Users, the Service Provider, or third parties,
- widely regarded as offensive, vulgar, or violating public morals, including: pornographic content, content promoting drug use or excessive alcohol consumption, content inciting racism, xenophobia, or spreading hatred.
The Service Provider has the right to remove or moderate content that violates the provisions of the Terms and Conditions or the applicable law.
- 15. Terms of Validity and Amendments to the Terms and Conditions
- The Terms and Conditions come into effect 3 days after being published on the Service’s website.
- Amendments to the Terms and Conditions or the termination of the Service Agreement by the Service Provider may occur due to changes in the laws governing the subject of the provisions contained in the Terms and Conditions, as well as due to technical or organizational changes related to the services provided by the Service
- Provider, particularly in the following cases:
- changes in the operation of the services or functionalities offered by the Service Provider, including the withdrawal of a service or functionality to which the provisions of the Terms and Conditions apply,
- introduction of new services or functionalities by the Service Provider to which the provisions of the Terms and Conditions will apply,
- changes to the IT systems used by the Service Provider to which the provisions of the Terms and Conditions apply,
- changes in laws regulating the services offered by the Service Provider, to which the provisions of the Terms and Conditions apply, affecting the provision of the service, the performance of the agreement or the Terms and Conditions, changes in tax laws or accounting principles applied by the Service Provider, changes or issuance of new court rulings, decisions by administrative bodies, recommendations or guidelines by authorized authorities, including the President of the Office or the Court of Competition and Consumer Protection – in areas related to the provision of services, performance of the agreement, or the Terms and Conditions,
- changes by the Service Provider in the business model of the activity covered by these Terms and Conditions.
The Terms and Conditions are amended by publishing the new content on the Service’s website.
The Service Provider publishes information about the change in the Terms and Conditions on the Service’s website no later than 3 days before the new version comes into effect. This information is published by making the unified text of the Terms and Conditions available on the Service’s website.
The Service Provider sends electronic notification about the change in the Terms and Conditions or termination of the Service Agreement if the parties are bound by an agreement for an indefinite period.
If the User does not accept the changes to the Terms and Conditions, they are entitled to terminate the existing Service Agreement electronically.
The Service Provider is entitled to terminate the existing Service Agreement electronically, with a 14-day notice period.
- 16. Final Provisions
- The meaning of terms written with capital letters is consistent with the explanations provided in the section describing the definitions used in the Terms and Conditions.
- The Service Provider is not liable for:
- interruptions in the proper functioning of the Service or inadequate performance of Services caused by force majeure, in relation to Users who are not Consumers,
- interruptions in the proper functioning of the Service or inadequate performance of Services provided to Users who are not Consumers, caused by technical activities or reasons on the part of entities through which the Service Provider provides Services,
- lost benefits by Users who are not Consumers.
- In the event that an amicable resolution of a dispute between the Service Provider and a User who is not a Consumer, or a Consumer who does not reside in the territory of the Republic of Poland, is not possible, and the national law of the Consumer permits such a possibility, the competent court for its resolution will be the court competent for the registered office of the Service Provider.
- In relation to Users who are not Consumers or Consumers who do not reside in the territory of the Republic of Poland, where the national law of the Consumer allows such a possibility, the law of the Republic of Poland will apply as the governing law for the performance of the agreement concluded with the Service Provider and the resolution of disputes related to it.
- The provisions of the Terms and Conditions are not intended to exclude or limit the rights of a User who is a Consumer under the applicable local law.
- In relation to agreements concluded with the Service Provider, in the event of a conflict between the Terms and Conditions and the applicable laws in the Consumer’s country, the applicable legal provisions will take precedence.
- If any provisions of the Terms and Conditions are found to be invalid or ineffective, this will not affect the validity and effectiveness of the remaining provisions of the Terms and Conditions. Instead of invalid or ineffective provisions, a norm corresponding to what the parties have agreed upon, or would have agreed upon if they had included such a provision in the Terms and Conditions, will apply.
17. Definitions used in the Terms and Conditions
Business Days – days of the week from Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays.
Delivery – the process of delivering Goods to the User’s designated destination, carried out by the Carrier.
Consumer – a User who is a natural person and enters into a contract for purposes unrelated to their business or professional activities.
User Account – a panel that allows the User to manage their orders via the Service, provided registration and login are completed.
Shopping Cart – a feature of the Service that allows the User to compile orders of Goods.
Parcel Locker – an automatic locker or postal terminal used for receiving parcels with Goods.
Carrier – an entity that provides Goods delivery services in cooperation with the Service Provider.
Terms and Conditions – these contractual terms governing the provision of Services by the Service Provider to Users through the Service.
Service – an online service provided by the Service Provider via the website available at the URL: glutespriority.com.
Sale – the Service of selling Goods, provided by the Service Provider to the User, which consists of the Service Provider’s obligation to transfer ownership of the Goods to the User and deliver them, and the User’s obligation to collect the Goods and pay the Service Provider the specified price.
Goods – an item presented on the Service by the Service Provider for Sale.
Service – a service provided by the Service Provider to the User, based on an agreement concluded between the parties through the Service. The agreement is concluded within an organized system for concluding distance contracts, without the simultaneous physical presence of the parties.
Service Provider – ANNA WOŹNIAKOWSKA, operating the company GORSETY FITNESS ANNA WOŹNIAKOWSKA, with a business address at ul. Zaborowska 1c/44, 01-462 Warsaw, and a delivery address at ul. Palisadowa 3, 01-940 Warsaw, NIP: 5222940893, REGON: 365045379, acting as the service provider, administrator, and owner of the Service. The Service Provider can be contacted via email at info@glutespriority.com.
User – a natural person, provided they have full legal capacity, or limited legal capacity in cases regulated by applicable law or with the consent of a legal representative, as well as a legal person or organizational unit without legal personality, granted legal capacity under applicable law, who enters into an agreement with the Service Provider for the provision of a Service.
ATTACHMENT – WITHDRAWAL FORM
(This form must be completed and sent only if you wish to withdraw from the contract)
Recipient: GORSETY FITNESS ANNA WOŹNIAKOWSKA, with a business address at ul. Zaborowska 1c/44, 01-462 Warsaw, and a delivery address at ul. Palisadowa 3, 01-940 Warsaw, NIP: 5222940893, REGON: 365045379 | info@glutespriority.com
I/We() hereby inform/inform () about my/our withdrawal from the sales contract for the following goods() delivery contract for the following goods() contract for the performance of the following works()/provision of the following service():
Date of conclusion of the contract()/receipt():
Name and surname of the consumer(s):
Address of the consumer(s):
Signature of the consumer(s): (only if the form is sent in paper version)
Date:
ATTACHMENT – COMPLAINT FORM
(This form can be filled out and sent if you wish to submit a complaint)
Recipient: ANNA WOŹNIAKOWSKA, running the business GORSETY FITNESS ANNA WOŹNIAKOWSKA, with a business address at ul. Zaborowska 1c/44, 01-462 Warsaw, and a delivery address at ul. Palisadowa 3, 01-940 Warsaw, NIP: 5222940893, REGON: 365045379 | info@glutespriority.com
Full name or company name of the User:
User’s address:
User’s phone number:
User’s email address:
As contact details for responding to the complaint and conducting correspondence related to it, I provide:
postal address:
email address:
The complaint concerns:
Date of determining the cause of the complaint:
Description of the issue:
Request regarding the complaint:
Signature of the complainant