Terms of Service
Last Updated: 31 March 2026
These Terms of Service (“Terms”, “Agreement”) govern the use of the Website and the digital educational products and services provided by NOT HOBBY SCHOOL LLP, a limited liability partnership registered in England and Wales under company number OC460179, with its registered office at 2 Frederick Street, Kings Cross, London WC1X 0ND, United Kingdom (“Company”, “we”, “us”, or “our”).
These Terms apply to any individual or legal entity (“Customer”, “User”, or “you”) who accesses the Website, purchases any Product, or otherwise uses the Company’s services.
These Terms govern the use of the website located at:
https://nothobby.school/
as well as any associated domains, subdomains, landing pages, mirrored pages, communication channels, or digital platforms operated by the Company for the purpose of promoting, distributing, selling, or delivering its products and services (collectively, the “Website”).
By accessing the Website, purchasing any Product, making any payment, receiving access to digital materials, or otherwise using the Company’s services, the Customer acknowledges that they have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by these Terms in full.
If the Customer does not agree with any provision of these Terms, the Customer must immediately cease using the Website and must not purchase or use any Product offered by the Company.
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1. General Provisions
1.1. These Terms govern the legal relationship between the Company and any Customer who purchases, accesses, or uses the Company’s digital educational products, related materials, communication channels, or associated services.
1.2. The Company provides digital informational and educational products, including but not limited to online courses, digital learning materials, guides, educational recordings, access to private communication channels, and other related materials and services.
1.3. All Products offered by the Company are delivered electronically and are intended solely for informational and educational purposes, unless expressly stated otherwise on the Website.
1.4. By purchasing a Product or otherwise using the Website, the Customer acknowledges that they have read, understood, and accepted these Terms in full, without limitation, condition, or reservation.
1.5. The Customer confirms and warrants that they have the legal capacity, authority, and right to enter into this Agreement under the laws applicable in their jurisdiction.
1.6. If the Customer is purchasing the Product on behalf of a legal entity, business, organization, or another person, the Customer represents and warrants that they have full authority to bind such entity or person to these Terms.
1.7. The Company reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to amend, modify, update, replace, or remove any part of these Terms at any time.
1.8. Any updated version of these Terms shall become effective from the moment of publication on the Website, unless a different effective date is expressly indicated.
1.9. Continued use of the Website or any Product after the publication of revised Terms constitutes full and unconditional acceptance of such revised Terms.
1.10. The Company may publish the Website or parts of the Website in multiple languages. However, the English version of these Terms shall prevail and shall be legally controlling in the event of any inconsistency, discrepancy, ambiguity, or conflict between translations or language versions.
1.11. The Products and services provided by the Company constitute digital informational and educational content only and do not constitute legal, tax, accounting, medical, psychological, financial, investment, or any other form of regulated professional advice.
1.12. The Customer acknowledges that any examples, case studies, references to income, earnings, results, outcomes, opportunities, or commercial application presented within the Product or on the Website are provided for informational and illustrative purposes only and do not constitute a guarantee, promise, or assurance of any specific result.
1.13. The Company does not guarantee that the Customer will achieve any specific financial, professional, personal, creative, commercial, or other result from using the Product. Any results depend on multiple factors outside the Company’s control, including but not limited to the Customer’s experience, effort, consistency, personal circumstances, technical skills, market conditions, and use of third-party tools or services.
1.14. The Customer understands and agrees that the Product is purchased at their own discretion and that the Company shall not be responsible for the Customer’s inability to achieve any expected outcome.
1.15. The Company reserves the right to modify, suspend, limit, improve, expand, replace, reorganize, or discontinue any part of the Website, the Product, the delivery methods, the communication channels, the educational format, or the technical infrastructure used for the provision of the Product, provided that such modifications do not unlawfully deprive the Customer of the access already granted under these Terms.
1.16. Nothing in these Terms shall be interpreted as creating any partnership, employment relationship, joint venture, franchise, fiduciary relationship, agency relationship, or other special legal relationship between the Customer and the Company, except for the contractual relationship expressly established under these Terms.
1.17. If any provision of these Terms is held to be unlawful, invalid, or unenforceable, that provision shall be deemed severable and shall not affect the validity or enforceability of the remaining provisions.
1.18. These Terms shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of England and Wales, without regard to conflict of law rules.
1.19. Nothing in these Terms shall exclude, restrict, or limit any statutory rights or remedies of the Customer that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited under applicable law.
1.20. Additional terms governing refunds, personal data processing, and the use of cookies are set out in the Company’s separate policies available on the Website:
Refund Policy: https://nothobby.school/refund-policy
Privacy Policy: https://nothobby.school/privacy
Cookie Policy: https://nothobby.school/cookie-policy
These policies form part of the overall legal framework governing the Customer’s use of the Website and the Product where applicable.
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2. Definitions
For the purposes of these Terms of Service, the following terms shall have the meanings set forth below unless the context clearly requires otherwise.
2.1. Company
“Company” refers to NOT HOBBY SCHOOL LLP, a limited liability partnership registered in England and Wales with company number OC460179 and registered office at 2 Frederick Street, Kings Cross, London WC1X 0ND, United Kingdom.
2.2. Website
“Website” refers to the website located at:
https://nothobby.school/
as well as any associated domains, subdomains, landing pages, mirrored pages, sales pages, or other online resources operated or controlled by the Company for the purpose of promoting, selling, distributing, or delivering the Product.
2.3. Product
“Product” refers to any digital informational or educational product offered by the Company through the Website, including but not limited to online courses, educational programs, digital lessons, recordings, learning materials, guides, templates, instructions, demonstrations, and any related educational resources.
2.4. Digital Product
“Digital Product” refers to any informational or educational content delivered electronically through the internet without the shipment of any physical goods.
Digital Products may include video lessons, recorded training materials, digital documents, guides, templates, instructions, demonstrations, or other educational materials provided electronically.
2.5. Course
“Course” refers to a structured educational program offered by the Company as part of the Product, which may consist of multiple lessons, modules, recordings, assignments, demonstrations, educational materials, and related resources delivered digitally.
2.6. Digital Content
“Digital Content” refers to all materials, files, information, lessons, recordings, videos, images, documents, templates, instructions, educational materials, and other resources provided electronically within the Product.
2.7. Customer / User / Participant
“Customer”, “User”, or “Participant” refers to any individual or legal entity that accesses the Website, purchases the Product, or otherwise uses the Product or Services provided by the Company.
2.8. Access
“Access” refers to the ability granted by the Company to the Customer to view, use, or interact with the Product or Digital Content through electronic means.
Access may be provided through email instructions, invitation links, communication platforms, private groups, or other digital methods determined by the Company.
2.9. Communication Channels
“Communication Channels” refer to any online platforms used by the Company for delivering the Product or communicating with Customers, including but not limited to messaging platforms, private groups, online communities, or other communication environments selected by the Company, including but not limited to platforms such as Telegram.
2.10. Third-Party Services
“Third-Party Services” refer to any external services, platforms, applications, software, tools, payment processors, hosting providers, analytics services, communication platforms, artificial intelligence tools, or other digital solutions that may be used, referenced, or demonstrated within the Product but are not owned or controlled by the Company.
2.11. Payment Provider
“Payment Provider” refers to any third-party payment processor or financial institution used to process payments for the Product, including but not limited to card payment processors, online payment gateways, or financial platforms integrated with the Website.
2.12. Materials
“Materials” refers collectively to all Digital Content, lessons, recordings, documents, files, guides, templates, educational materials, and other intellectual property provided within the Product.
2.13. Services
“Services” refers collectively to the provision of the Product, access to Digital Content, operation of Communication Channels, delivery of updates, and any related support or functionality provided by the Company through the Website.
2.14. Purchase
“Purchase” refers to the successful completion of a payment transaction for the Product through the Website or through an authorized Payment Provider integrated with the Website.
2.15. Agreement
“Agreement” refers to the legally binding contract formed between the Company and the Customer upon acceptance of these Terms and completion of a Purchase.
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3. Subject of the Agreement
3.1. Under these Terms, the Company agrees to provide the Customer with access to a digital informational and educational Product, and the Customer agrees to pay for such access in accordance with the terms specified on the Website.
3.2. The Product offered by the Company constitutes a digital educational product delivered electronically. The Product is provided exclusively online and does not involve the delivery of any physical goods.
3.3. The Product may include, without limitation:
• access to educational video lessons;
• written instructions, guides, and supporting materials;
• assignments, exercises, or examples;
• access to private communication channels used for course delivery;
• additional digital materials, bonuses, or supplementary resources, where applicable.
3.4. The exact composition, structure, format, volume, sequence, and content of the Product may vary depending on the specific Course, package, offer, or version of the Product purchased by the Customer.
3.5. The Company reserves the right to organize, structure, update, improve, supplement, revise, reorder, replace, or partially modify the Product, its internal modules, learning sequence, visual presentation, supporting resources, or delivery format, provided that such changes do not unlawfully deprive the Customer of access already granted to the Product purchased.
3.6. The Product is intended solely for informational and educational purposes. The Company does not provide academic accreditation, state-recognized certification, employment guarantees, guaranteed business outcomes, or guaranteed financial results unless expressly stated otherwise on the Website.
3.7. By purchasing the Product, the Customer acknowledges and agrees that the Product does not constitute legal, financial, tax, accounting, medical, psychological, investment, or any other regulated professional advice, and that any information contained in the Product is provided for educational purposes only.
3.8. The Customer understands and agrees that the Company does not guarantee that the Customer will achieve any particular result through the use of the Product, including but not limited to:
• any specific income level;
• any specific number of clients or customers;
• any professional success;
• any business growth;
• any social media growth;
• any personal or commercial outcome.
3.9. The Customer further acknowledges that any outcomes potentially associated with the use of the Product depend on numerous factors beyond the Company’s control, including but not limited to:
• the Customer’s personal effort and consistency;
• the Customer’s prior knowledge and skills;
• the Customer’s ability to apply the information;
• market conditions;
• the availability and pricing of Third-Party Services;
• technological changes;
• external economic or commercial conditions.
3.10. The Company’s obligation under these Terms is limited to providing the Customer with access to the Product in the manner described on the Website and in these Terms. The Company does not undertake to ensure, supervise, or monitor the Customer’s personal results or implementation of the educational materials.
3.11. The Product may include references to or demonstrations of Third-Party Services, including external tools, platforms, software, artificial intelligence services, communication platforms, or other digital solutions. The Customer acknowledges that such Third-Party Services are not part of the Product itself unless expressly stated otherwise on the Website.
3.12. The Company does not grant the Customer licenses, subscriptions, paid access, usage rights, or ownership rights in relation to any Third-Party Services unless such access is expressly stated as included in the Product description.
3.13. The Customer is solely responsible for independently deciding whether to use any Third-Party Services referenced in the Product and, where applicable, for paying any fees, subscriptions, usage charges, or related costs associated with such Third-Party Services.
3.14. The Company shall not be responsible for any interruption, limitation, technical failure, price change, policy change, suspension, blocking, unavailability, or termination of any Third-Party Services referenced within the Product.
3.15. The Customer acknowledges that the educational materials may be delivered through one or more Communication Channels selected by the Company, including email, private messaging channels, learning environments, or third-party communication platforms.
3.16. The Customer agrees that the Company may use different technical methods, communication channels, or digital platforms for delivering the Product and may change such methods or platforms where reasonably necessary for technical, operational, educational, or business reasons.
3.17. The purchase of the Product grants the Customer only the limited rights expressly described in these Terms and does not transfer any ownership rights, intellectual property rights, or exclusive rights in relation to the Product or the Materials.
3.18. By completing the purchase, the Customer confirms that they have independently reviewed the Product description available on the Website, including the general format of the Product, the delivery method, and any key characteristics or limitations disclosed on the Website.
3.19. The Customer acknowledges that their decision to purchase the Product is made voluntarily and at their own discretion.
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4. Access to the Product
4.1. Access to the Product is granted to the Customer only after the relevant payment has been successfully confirmed by the Payment Provider.
4.2. Access to the Product is provided electronically using the contact details supplied by the Customer during the purchase process.
4.3. The primary method of delivering access instructions is by email sent to the email address provided by the Customer at the time of purchase.
4.4. The Customer is solely responsible for ensuring that all contact information provided during the purchase process is complete, accurate, valid, and capable of receiving messages from the Company.
4.5. The Company shall not be liable for delayed, failed, incomplete, or incorrect delivery of access instructions if such failure results from:
• an incorrect email address provided by the Customer;
• typographical errors made by the Customer;
• filters, spam restrictions, inbox limitations, or settings on the Customer’s email account;
• technical issues on the Customer’s side;
• restrictions imposed by third-party email or communication services;
• the Customer’s failure to follow the access instructions correctly.
4.6. After payment has been confirmed, the Company will send the Customer instructions required to access the Product.
4.7. Such access instructions may include, without limitation:
• an email containing access details;
• a private invitation link;
• a link to join a private communication channel;
• a link to access a Telegram bot;
• instructions for joining or accessing a digital learning environment;
• any other technical instructions reasonably required to gain access to the Product.
4.8. The Company may use one or more Communication Channels to deliver the Product, including but not limited to email, Telegram, private community spaces, learning platforms, or other digital tools selected by the Company.
4.9. The Customer acknowledges and agrees that the Company has the right to determine, at its sole discretion, which technical method, digital platform, or communication channel will be used to provide access to the Product.
4.10. The Company may, where reasonably necessary, change or replace the communication channel, access method, technical platform, delivery format, or digital environment used for the Product, provided that the Customer continues to have materially equivalent access to the Product purchased.
4.11. If the Product is delivered in whole or in part through Telegram or any similar third-party communication platform, the Customer acknowledges that such service is operated by a third party and that the Company is not responsible for any interruption, blocking, downtime, platform restrictions, account suspension, message delivery failure, or functionality issues caused by such third-party platform.
4.12. The Company’s obligation is limited to sending the access instructions and making the Product available through the Company’s selected delivery channels. The Company is not responsible for whether the Customer actually opens, reads, uses, downloads, joins, or completes the Product.
4.13. The Customer agrees to promptly check all folders of their email account after payment, including but not limited to:
• Inbox;
• Spam;
• Junk;
• Promotions;
• Updates;
• Social;
• Other automatically generated folders.
4.14. If the Customer does not receive the access instructions within the period specified by the Company or reasonably expected after payment, the Customer must contact the Company’s support service without undue delay.
4.15. The Company’s support email for access-related issues is:
nothobby.school@gmail.com
4.16. When contacting support regarding missing access, the Customer must provide sufficient information to identify the purchase, including, where applicable:
• the email address used during purchase;
• the date of purchase;
• payment confirmation or transaction reference;
• any other information reasonably requested by the Company for verification.
4.17. After receiving a valid support request and being reasonably satisfied that the payment has been completed, the Company may resend the access instructions or otherwise facilitate access to the Product.
4.18. The Customer acknowledges that support regarding access issues is provided only after the Company is able to identify the relevant payment and confirm the Customer’s entitlement to access the Product.
4.19. The Company reserves the right to provide access immediately after payment confirmation or within a reasonable technical timeframe indicated on the Website or in the Product description.
4.20. Unless otherwise expressly stated on the Website, access instructions are generally provided within 24 hours after successful payment confirmation by the relevant Payment Provider.
4.21. In many cases access may be granted earlier; however, the Company shall not be in breach of these Terms if access is granted within the stated timeframe.
4.22. The Company may provide the Product in full immediately after payment or may provide the Product gradually, in stages, modules, or blocks, depending on the structure of the Course, the selected package, or the educational format described on the Website.
4.23. If the Product is structured as a staged or gradual-access Course, the Company reserves the right to determine the schedule, frequency, sequence, timing, and order of release of modules, lessons, materials, bonuses, or other Product components.
4.24. The Customer acknowledges that gradual release of materials, partial opening of modules, delayed release of lessons, or staged access does not constitute non-delivery, incomplete delivery, or breach of contract, provided that such format is described on the Website or reasonably follows the structure of the Product.
4.25. If the Company offers community channels, discussion groups, chats, private forums, support environments, or announcement spaces as part of the Product, such channels are auxiliary components of the Product unless expressly stated otherwise.
4.26. The Company reserves the right to modify, suspend, restrict, reorganize, or discontinue any support spaces, group chats, or communication environments associated with the Product at its discretion where reasonably necessary for technical, operational, moderation, educational, security, or business reasons.
4.27. The Customer understands that access to the Product is personal and is granted exclusively to the individual or entity that completed the purchase, subject to the intellectual property and access rules described elsewhere in these Terms.
4.28. The Company may require the Customer to use specific communication tools, digital channels, or technical steps in order to access the Product, and the Customer agrees to comply with such reasonable access requirements.
4.29. The Customer acknowledges that the Product is a digital educational product and that access may depend on the Customer’s own device compatibility, internet connection, software, messaging platform availability, account settings, and other factors outside the Company’s control.
4.30. The Company shall not be liable for any failure by the Customer to access the Product where such failure results from the Customer’s own devices, software limitations, account restrictions, internet connectivity, digital literacy, third-party platform issues, or failure to follow the access instructions provided.
4.31. The Company reserves the right to verify the Customer’s identity or entitlement to access the Product if there is a reasonable suspicion of fraud, unauthorized access, payment irregularity, abuse, or breach of these Terms.
4.32. The Customer agrees to first contact the Company directly regarding any access-related issue, technical delivery issue, or missing access before initiating any complaint, payment dispute, chargeback, or claim through a bank or Payment Provider.
4.33. The Customer acknowledges that initiating a chargeback, payment reversal, or bank dispute without first making a good-faith attempt to resolve the issue with the Company through the support email may be taken into account in any review of the dispute, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
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5. Delivery of the Service and Moment of Performance
5.1. The Company’s service under these Terms consists of providing the Customer with access to the digital Product in the manner described on the Website and in these Terms.
5.2. The Customer acknowledges and agrees that the Company’s obligation is limited to making the Product available to the Customer by sending access instructions and enabling access through the communication channels or platforms selected by the Company.
5.3. The Company’s service shall be deemed properly rendered at the moment when the Company sends the Customer the access instructions for the Product to the email address provided by the Customer during the purchase process, or otherwise makes the Product available through the selected delivery method.
5.4. For the avoidance of doubt, the following shall each constitute valid and sufficient performance by the Company, depending on the format of the Product:
• sending an email containing access instructions;
• sending a private invitation link;
• providing access to a Telegram channel or Telegram bot;
• granting access to a learning platform or digital environment;
• making the Product available through any communication channel selected by the Company.
5.5. The Customer expressly acknowledges that the sending of access instructions by the Company, or the making available of the Product through the selected delivery method, constitutes full and proper performance of the Company’s obligation to provide access to the digital Product, regardless of whether the Customer actually opens the email, follows the instructions, joins the relevant channel, accesses the materials, reviews the lessons, downloads the files, or otherwise uses the Product.
5.6. The Customer agrees that once access instructions have been sent, or the Product has otherwise been made available to the Customer, the Product shall be considered delivered and the Company’s obligation to provide access to the Product shall be considered fulfilled, subject to applicable law.
5.7. The Customer further acknowledges that failure or refusal by the Customer to use the Product, open the access email, review the educational materials, join the designated communication channel, or otherwise engage with the Product shall not affect the fact that the Company has fulfilled its contractual obligations.
5.8. The Company shall not be liable for any delay, inability, or failure on the part of the Customer to use the Product where such issue results from:
• the Customer’s failure to check their email;
• the Customer’s failure to follow access instructions;
• the Customer’s technical limitations;
• issues with third-party platforms;
• the Customer’s personal decision not to use the Product;
• the Customer’s failure to provide accurate contact information.
5.9. The Customer acknowledges that digital Products may be consumed, copied, reviewed, or otherwise used immediately after access is granted. For this reason, the Customer agrees that the Company’s service is of an irreversible digital nature once access has been provided.
5.10. The Customer expressly agrees that the legal and factual moment of delivery of the Product is the moment when the Company sends the access instructions or otherwise makes the Product available to the Customer through the selected delivery method.
5.11. The Customer agrees that the Company is not required to verify whether the Customer has actually used the Product after access has been granted.
5.12. Where the Product includes staged, gradual, partial, or scheduled release of materials, the Company’s service shall still be considered properly initiated and performed from the moment the Customer is granted access to the initial part of the Product or to the communication environment through which the Product is delivered.
5.13. If the Product is delivered in parts, modules, stages, or over time, the Company shall be deemed to have begun performance of the service as soon as the Customer receives initial access to the Product, including access to any introductory, preliminary, organizational, or waiting-area communication channel associated with the Course.
5.14. The Customer agrees that where the Company provides access to an initial communication channel, waiting group, introductory channel, preliminary materials, onboarding instructions, or any similar digital environment pending release of the full Course, such access may constitute commencement of service delivery.
5.15. The Customer acknowledges that the Company may reasonably rely on its own technical records, email logs, communication logs, platform records, or payment confirmations as evidence that access has been granted and that the service has been delivered.
5.16. Such records shall constitute valid evidence of performance in the event of any dispute, complaint, claim, chargeback, payment reversal, or legal proceeding.
5.17. The Customer agrees that the Company’s internal records, including but not limited to email sending logs, communication history, transaction confirmations, and digital platform access records, may be used by the Company as proof that access to the Product was granted.
5.18. The Customer acknowledges that support regarding missing access must be requested directly from the Company before the Customer initiates any complaint with a Payment Provider, bank, card issuer, or third party.
5.19. The Customer agrees that, before initiating a chargeback, payment reversal, payment dispute, or similar claim after access has been granted, the Customer should first make a good-faith attempt to resolve the issue directly with the Company.
5.20. Nothing in this Section shall limit any mandatory legal rights of the Customer that cannot lawfully be excluded under applicable law; however, to the maximum extent permitted by law, the Company’s service shall be regarded as performed once digital access has been provided.
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6. Payment Terms
6.1. The Customer may purchase the Product using any payment methods made available on the Website at the time of purchase.
6.2. Available payment methods may include, without limitation:
• bank cards;
• online card payment processing;
• digital payment gateways;
• installment solutions or split payment solutions, where expressly offered on the Website;
• other payment solutions authorized by the Company.
6.3. Payments for the Product may be processed through one or more independent Payment Providers selected by the Company.
6.4. The Customer acknowledges that all payment transactions are processed by third-party Payment Providers in accordance with their own technical procedures, internal rules, compliance requirements, and security standards.
6.5. The Company does not collect, process, store, or retain the Customer’s full card details or other sensitive banking credentials, except to the extent such information is made available to the Company by the relevant Payment Provider in a limited or masked format for transaction identification and support purposes.
6.6. A purchase shall be deemed completed only when the relevant Payment Provider confirms that the payment has been successfully authorized and processed.
6.7. The Agreement between the Company and the Customer shall be deemed concluded at the moment when the relevant Payment Provider confirms successful payment processing.
6.8. Payment confirmation provided by the Payment Provider, including transaction logs, confirmation messages, technical records, payment references, or settlement notifications, shall constitute valid and sufficient evidence that the Customer has completed the purchase.
6.9. The Company reserves the right to reject, delay, refuse, cancel, or withhold access to the Product where:
• the payment has not been successfully processed;
• the payment is flagged as suspicious, unauthorized, fraudulent, or reversible;
• the Payment Provider does not confirm successful settlement;
• the Company reasonably suspects abuse, fraud, chargeback risk, or violation of these Terms.
6.10. The price of the Product shall be the price displayed on the Website at the moment of purchase, unless otherwise expressly stated.
6.11. The Company reserves the right to change, modify, increase, decrease, or withdraw prices for any Product at any time.
6.12. Any change in price shall not affect purchases that have already been successfully completed before the relevant price change took effect.
6.13. Where the Product is offered at a discounted price, promotional rate, or under a special offer, the discount or promotional condition shall apply only under the terms expressly stated on the Website at the time of purchase.
6.14. The Customer shall not be entitled to claim any refund, compensation, price adjustment, credit, or reimbursement on the basis that the same Product was later offered at a lower price or under different promotional conditions.
6.15. Unless expressly stated otherwise on the Website, all amounts displayed on the Website are payable in the currency indicated at checkout or in the payment interface.
6.16. The Customer is solely responsible for any currency conversion, exchange rate difference, bank charge, card issuer fee, cross-border fee, transfer fee, installment fee, or other fee imposed by:
• the Customer’s bank;
• the card issuer;
• the Payment Provider;
• any intermediary financial institution.
6.17. The Company shall not be responsible for any additional charges imposed on the Customer by financial institutions or Payment Providers, including any foreign transaction fees, exchange rate adjustments, or payment handling charges.
6.18. If the Customer selects an installment solution, split payment solution, or any bank-financed payment option, the Customer acknowledges that such arrangement may be subject to the terms, commissions, and fees of the relevant bank, lender, or payment intermediary.
6.19. The Company shall not be responsible for the terms, costs, interest, fees, processing conditions, or legal consequences of any installment solution provided by a third-party financial institution.
6.20. The Company reserves the right to modify available payment methods, replace Payment Providers, add or remove payment channels, or change technical payment procedures at any time, provided that such changes do not affect purchases already successfully completed.
6.21. The Customer acknowledges that failure or refusal of a Payment Provider to process a payment does not create any obligation on the part of the Company to provide access to the Product.
6.22. The Company shall have no obligation to provide access to the Product until the full amount due has been successfully received and confirmed by the relevant Payment Provider, except where a different payment structure is expressly described on the Website.
6.23. The Customer agrees that the Company may rely on its internal payment records, payment confirmations, transaction references, settlement notices, and communication from the relevant Payment Provider as evidence of payment status.
6.24. Where the Customer believes that a payment has been made but access has not been granted, the Customer must first contact the Company directly at:
nothobby.school@gmail.com
and provide sufficient details to identify the transaction.
6.25. The Customer agrees to first make a good-faith effort to resolve any payment-related issue directly with the Company through the support contact provided above before initiating a chargeback, payment dispute, reversal request, or bank complaint.
6.26. Initiating a chargeback or payment dispute without first contacting the Company may result in the suspension or termination of the Customer’s access to the Product, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
6.27. Nothing in this Section shall limit any mandatory rights of the Customer that cannot lawfully be excluded under applicable law; however, the Customer acknowledges that, to the fullest extent permitted by law, the Company is entitled to rely on Payment Provider confirmations and its own records in determining payment status and entitlement to access.
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7. Pricing Options, Tariffs, and Reservation Payments
7.1. The Company may offer the Product under different pricing options, participation formats, or packages (the “Tariffs”), which may differ in price, structure, level of support, availability of communication channels, release schedule of materials, or other features.
7.2. The available Tariffs, participation formats, and pricing conditions shall be described on the Website at the time of purchase.
7.3. Depending on the specific Tariff, the Product may be offered in formats including, but not limited to:
• self-study participation without personal support;
• participation with additional guidance or mentoring;
• participation in scheduled Course cohorts;
• participation with staged release of materials;
• participation with different levels of access or communication channels.
7.4. The scope of services, materials, access rights, support, communication channels, and additional features included in each Tariff shall be determined solely by the description of the Tariff published on the Website at the time of purchase.
7.5. By completing the purchase, the Customer confirms that they have independently reviewed the Tariff description and understand which services and features are included in the selected Tariff.
7.6. The Company shall have no obligation to provide any services, support, materials, or features that are not expressly included in the description of the Tariff selected by the Customer.
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Full Payment
7.7. The Product may be purchased through full payment of the price displayed on the Website.
7.8. Where the Customer pays the full price of the Product, the Customer shall receive access to the Product in accordance with the access rules described in these Terms.
7.9. The timing of access may depend on the format of the Course, including whether the Course is delivered immediately, released gradually, or scheduled to begin on a specific date indicated on the Website.
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Reservation Payment (Deposit)
7.10. In certain cases, the Company may allow the Customer to reserve a place in a Course by making a partial payment (the “Reservation Payment” or “Deposit”).
7.11. The Reservation Payment constitutes a prepayment intended to secure the Customer’s place in the Course.
7.12. The Reservation Payment does not constitute full payment for the Product.
7.13. After making the Reservation Payment, the Customer may receive access to preliminary communication channels or organizational spaces related to the Course.
7.14. Such preliminary access may include, but is not limited to:
• access to a waiting group;
• access to a Telegram channel or bot;
• access to pre-course announcements or information;
• participation in organizational communication channels.
7.15. The Customer acknowledges that such preliminary access may constitute the commencement of service delivery.
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Remaining Payment
7.16. Full access to the Course materials, lessons, and Digital Content shall be granted only after the Customer completes the remaining balance of the Product price.
7.17. The deadline for payment of the remaining balance may be specified on the Website, communicated by the Company, or determined by the schedule of the Course.
7.18. If the Customer fails to pay the remaining balance within the specified timeframe, the Company reserves the right to:
• refuse access to the Course materials;
• cancel the Customer’s participation in the Course;
• release the reserved place to another participant.
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Non-Refundable Deposit
7.19. The Reservation Payment is intended to secure the Customer’s place in the Course and shall generally be non-refundable, except where a refund is required under applicable law or expressly stated otherwise on the Website.
7.20. Except where required by applicable law, the Reservation Payment shall not be refunded, including but not limited to situations where the Customer:
• decides not to participate in the Course;
• changes their mind before the Course begins;
• fails to complete the remaining payment;
• is unable to attend or participate in the Course;
• fails to join the communication channels;
• otherwise declines to continue participation.
7.21. The non-refundability of the Reservation Payment reflects the administrative, organizational, scheduling, and capacity allocation costs incurred by the Company when reserving a place in the Course.
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Course Capacity
7.22. The Company reserves the right to determine the number of available places in any Course, cohort, or participation format.
7.23. Where the number of places is limited, the Reservation Payment serves as confirmation that a specific place in the Course has been reserved for the Customer.
7.24. If the Customer fails to complete the remaining payment within the required timeframe, the Company shall have no obligation to hold the reserved place for the Customer.
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Tariff Limitations
7.25. The Customer acknowledges that different Tariffs may include different levels of access, support, communication channels, or materials.
7.26. Where the Customer purchases a Tariff that does not include personal support, mentoring, or feedback, the Company shall have no obligation to provide such services.
7.27. Where the Customer purchases a Tariff that includes additional support features, such support shall be provided only within the scope and conditions described on the Website.
7.28. The Company shall not be responsible for any misunderstanding by the Customer regarding the scope of services included in the selected Tariff where such scope was clearly described on the Website at the time of purchase.
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8. Refund Policy
8.1. The Product offered by the Company is a digital informational and educational product delivered electronically.
8.2. By purchasing the Product, the Customer acknowledges and agrees that the Product is supplied in digital form and may be accessed, used, viewed, copied, or otherwise consumed immediately after access has been granted.
8.3. The Customer understands and agrees that, due to the digital nature of the Product, refunds are limited and are available only in the circumstances expressly set out in these Terms or where required by mandatory applicable law.
8.4. Access to the Product shall be deemed granted at the moment when the Company sends access instructions to the email address provided by the Customer or otherwise makes the Product available through the communication channels or delivery methods selected by the Company.
8.5. Once access to the Product has been granted, the Company’s service shall be deemed delivered in accordance with these Terms.
8.6. Subject to any mandatory rights that cannot lawfully be excluded, the Customer shall generally not be entitled to a refund after access to the Product has been granted.
8.7. The Customer expressly acknowledges that a refund shall not be due merely because the Customer:
• changed their mind after purchase;
• decided not to study or continue using the Product;
• did not open the access email;
• did not join the relevant communication channel;
• did not review the materials;
• believed the Product was too difficult or too easy;
• was dissatisfied with the style, format, structure, or presentation of the Course;
• expected specific financial, business, creative, personal, or professional results and did not achieve them;
• chose not to use, could not afford, or did not wish to use Third-Party Services referenced in the Product.
8.8. The Customer acknowledges that the Company does not provide refunds on the basis that the Product references Third-Party Services, including artificial intelligence tools, software, platforms, or subscription-based services whose pricing, features, terms, interfaces, or availability may change over time.
8.9. The Customer also acknowledges that any expenses related to Third-Party Services are separate from the purchase of the Product and do not form part of the purchase price of the Product unless expressly stated otherwise on the Website.
8.10. The Company may, at its sole discretion acting reasonably, consider a refund request in exceptional circumstances, including:
• duplicate payment of the same order;
• a confirmed technical error that resulted in multiple charges for the same Product;
• any other circumstance where the Company expressly agrees in writing that a refund is appropriate.
8.11. Any refund request must be submitted in writing to the Company’s support email:
nothobby.school@gmail.com
8.12. Any refund request must include sufficient information to identify the transaction, including, where applicable:
• the email address used during purchase;
• the date of purchase;
• transaction details or payment confirmation;
• a clear description of the issue.
8.13. The Company reserves the right to request additional information, documentation, or clarification reasonably necessary to assess any refund request.
8.14. If the Company determines, at its sole discretion acting reasonably, that a refund is justified under these Terms or under mandatory applicable law, the refund shall be made within a reasonable period using the original payment method where reasonably feasible.
8.15. Where the original payment was made through an installment solution, split payment service, bank-financed payment method, or similar third-party financing mechanism, any refund may be subject to the terms, fees, deductions, and processing rules of the relevant financial institution or Payment Provider.
8.16. The Company shall not be liable for any fees, bank charges, financing costs, exchange rate losses, or other deductions imposed by third parties in connection with the refund process.
8.17. Before initiating any chargeback, payment reversal, card dispute, or bank complaint, the Customer agrees to first make a genuine attempt to resolve the matter directly with the Company through the support email specified above.
8.18. The Customer acknowledges that initiating a chargeback, payment reversal, or banking dispute after access has been granted, without first contacting the Company in good faith, may be taken into account in the Company’s response to such dispute, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
8.19. The Company reserves the right to submit to the relevant Payment Provider, bank, card issuer, or dispute resolution body any records reasonably necessary to defend against a chargeback or payment dispute, including but not limited to:
• payment confirmations;
• transaction logs;
• email delivery records;
• access logs;
• communication history;
• records showing that access to the Product was granted.
8.20. Nothing in these Terms shall exclude, restrict, or limit any mandatory consumer rights that cannot lawfully be excluded under applicable law, including any non-excludable statutory rights in relation to digital content that is defective, not as described, or supplied without legal right.
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Result-Based Conditional Refund
8.21. In certain cases, the Company may offer a conditional refund option based on the Customer’s demonstrated completion of the Course requirements (the “Result-Based Refund”).
8.22. The Result-Based Refund is not a general refund policy and is available only under the strict conditions described in this Section.
8.23. To be eligible for a Result-Based Refund, the Customer must demonstrate that they have fully completed all required assignments included in the Course.
8.24. The Customer must submit all completed assignments to the Company for review on the same calendar day that the refund request is submitted.
8.25. The Customer must provide sufficient evidence that all assignments have been genuinely completed in accordance with the instructions provided in the Course.
8.26. The Company reserves the right to evaluate the submitted materials and determine, at its sole discretion acting reasonably, whether the assignments were completed in good faith and in accordance with the Course requirements.
8.27. The Result-Based Refund may be granted only if the Company determines that:
• all required assignments were completed;
• the assignments were submitted in full;
• the assignments were submitted on the same day as the refund request;
• the Customer participated in the Course in good faith.
8.28. The Company reserves the right to refuse a Result-Based Refund where:
• the assignments are incomplete;
• the assignments were submitted after the refund request date;
• the assignments do not correspond to the Course requirements;
• there is evidence of misuse, abuse, or dishonest behavior.
8.29. The Result-Based Refund is a conditional policy available only under the specific conditions described in this Section and does not constitute a general right to return the Product.
8.30. The Company reserves the right to modify, suspend, or discontinue the Result-Based Refund policy for future sales unless such policy is expressly stated as part of a specific Product offer on the Website at the time of purchase.
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9. Immediate Performance of Digital Content and Waiver of Withdrawal Right
9.1. The Customer acknowledges that the Product offered by the Company constitutes digital content supplied electronically.
9.2. By completing the purchase, the Customer expressly requests the Company to begin performance of the contract and provide access to the Product immediately after payment confirmation or as soon as reasonably practicable thereafter, prior to the expiry of any statutory withdrawal period that might otherwise apply.
9.3. The Customer acknowledges that the Product is not a physical good and is supplied in the form of digital educational materials, lessons, instructions, and other digital content delivered electronically.
9.4. The Customer understands that access to the Product may be granted shortly after payment and that such access constitutes the commencement of performance of the contract.
9.5. The Customer expressly agrees that the Company may begin performance of the contract before the expiry of any statutory withdrawal or cancellation period that might otherwise apply under applicable consumer protection laws.
9.6. The Customer further acknowledges and agrees that, once access to the Product has been granted, the Customer may lose the right to withdraw from or cancel the contract, to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law in relation to digital content supplied electronically.
9.7. The Customer confirms that they understand and accept that the Product may be consumed, viewed, downloaded, copied, or otherwise used immediately after access is granted.
9.8. For the purposes of these Terms, the Company may rely on the following as evidence that performance of the contract has begun:
• confirmation of payment by the Payment Provider;
• sending access instructions to the Customer’s email address;
• providing invitation links or login credentials;
• granting access to a Telegram channel, Telegram bot, communication channel, waiting group, or similar digital environment;
• providing access to any digital platform or educational environment associated with the Product.
9.9. The Customer acknowledges that granting access to any of the above environments constitutes the provision of digital content and the commencement of the Company’s contractual performance.
9.10. The Customer further acknowledges that, once such access has been granted, the Customer may no longer be entitled to cancel the purchase merely because they changed their mind, subject only to mandatory rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.
9.11. Nothing in these Terms shall exclude, restrict, or limit any mandatory statutory rights that cannot lawfully be excluded under applicable law, including any rights that may apply where digital content is defective, not as described, or supplied without legal right.
9.12. The Customer agrees that their purchase constitutes an explicit request for immediate access to digital content and acknowledges that this may result in the loss of the statutory withdrawal right once access has been provided, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
9.13. The Customer confirms that this request for immediate performance and consent to begin delivery of digital content are provided at the time of purchase prior to completing the transaction.
9.14. The Customer acknowledges and agrees that once access to the digital content has been granted, the Customer may lose the statutory right of withdrawal or cancellation, to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law.
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10. Intellectual Property and License Restrictions
10.1. All rights, title, and interest in and to the Product, the Website, the Materials, the Course structure, the educational content, and all related intellectual property, including but not limited to copyrights, database rights, design rights, trademarks, trade dress, know-how, and other proprietary rights, shall remain the exclusive property of the Company or its licensors.
10.2. The purchase of the Product does not transfer to the Customer any ownership rights in the Product, the Materials, or any part thereof.
10.3. Subject to these Terms and only after successful payment, the Company grants the Customer a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, revocable license to access and use the Product solely for the Customer’s own internal educational use and not for redistribution, resale, public sharing, or unauthorized commercial exploitation of the Product itself.
10.4. The Customer may use the Product only within the scope expressly permitted by these Terms.
10.5. Unless expressly authorized in writing by the Company, the Customer shall not, directly or indirectly:
• copy, reproduce, duplicate, republish, upload, post, transmit, or distribute any part of the Product or Materials;
• sell, resell, sublicense, rent, lease, assign, gift, transfer, or otherwise make the Product available to any third party;
• share access credentials, invitation links, login information, emails, private channel links, Telegram access, or any other means of access to the Product with any third party;
• download, record, capture, screen-record, store, archive, or create copies of video lessons or other Materials for redistribution or repeated unauthorized use;
• publish, post, display, share, or otherwise make any Product materials available on social media, websites, forums, file-sharing services, cloud storage services, or private communities;
• use the Product or any part of it to create, develop, deliver, sell, or support any competing course, training program, coaching program, digital product, membership, educational service, or similar commercial activity;
• use the Product to train third parties, teach clients, employees, teams, groups, students, customers, or audiences using the Company’s Materials, methods, structure, scripts, lessons, or educational content;
• modify, adapt, translate, reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, extract, or create derivative works based on the Product or Materials for commercial or public use;
• remove, alter, obscure, or interfere with any copyright notice, trademark notice, branding, or proprietary marking contained in the Product or Materials;
• use any automated means, scraping tools, bots, extraction software, or similar methods to collect, reproduce, or reuse any part of the Product or Website.
10.6. Access to the Product is personal and is granted only to the Customer who completed the purchase.
10.7. Any use of the Product by a third party, whether paid or unpaid, authorized by the Customer or not, shall be considered unauthorized unless expressly approved in writing by the Company.
10.8. The Customer acknowledges that any unauthorized sharing, transfer, duplication, redistribution, recording, republication, or commercial exploitation of the Product constitutes a material breach of these Terms and an infringement of the Company’s intellectual property rights.
10.9. The Company reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to investigate any actual or suspected misuse, abuse, infringement, unauthorized access, unauthorized sharing, or intellectual property violation relating to the Product.
10.10. If the Company reasonably believes that the Customer has violated this Section, the Company may, without prior notice and without refund:
• suspend or terminate the Customer’s access to the Product;
• remove the Customer from any Communication Channels;
• deactivate invitation links, access credentials, or permissions;
• deny further access to all or part of the Product;
• refuse to provide any future services to the Customer.
10.11. The remedies set out in clause 10.10 are in addition to, and not in substitution for, any other legal or equitable remedies available to the Company.
10.12. The Company reserves the right to seek damages, injunctive relief, recovery of losses, recovery of legal costs, and any other remedies available under applicable law in relation to any infringement of its intellectual property rights.
10.13. The Customer acknowledges that the value of the Product depends in part on the confidentiality, exclusivity, and controlled access to the Materials, and that unauthorized sharing or copying may cause substantial harm to the Company.
10.14. The Customer shall promptly notify the Company if the Customer becomes aware of any unauthorized access, misuse, copying, or distribution of the Product or Materials.
10.15. No part of the Product shall be interpreted as granting the Customer any right to use the Company’s name, brand, course title, branding elements, trade dress, methods, or Materials for public, commercial, or business purposes.
10.16. Any testimonials, feedback, comments, suggestions, ideas, or improvement proposals voluntarily submitted by the Customer in relation to the Product may be used by the Company without additional compensation, provided that such use complies with applicable privacy and data protection laws.
10.17. Nothing in these Terms limits any rights of the Company that arise automatically under applicable intellectual property laws, whether or not expressly stated in these Terms.
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Last Updated: 31 March 2026
These Terms of Service (“Terms”, “Agreement”) govern the use of the Website and the digital educational products and services provided by NOT HOBBY SCHOOL LLP, a limited liability partnership registered in England and Wales under company number OC460179, with its registered office at 2 Frederick Street, Kings Cross, London WC1X 0ND, United Kingdom (“Company”, “we”, “us”, or “our”).
These Terms apply to any individual or legal entity (“Customer”, “User”, or “you”) who accesses the Website, purchases any Product, or otherwise uses the Company’s services.
These Terms govern the use of the website located at:
https://nothobby.school/
as well as any associated domains, subdomains, landing pages, mirrored pages, communication channels, or digital platforms operated by the Company for the purpose of promoting, distributing, selling, or delivering its products and services (collectively, the “Website”).
By accessing the Website, purchasing any Product, making any payment, receiving access to digital materials, or otherwise using the Company’s services, the Customer acknowledges that they have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by these Terms in full.
If the Customer does not agree with any provision of these Terms, the Customer must immediately cease using the Website and must not purchase or use any Product offered by the Company.
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1. General Provisions
1.1. These Terms govern the legal relationship between the Company and any Customer who purchases, accesses, or uses the Company’s digital educational products, related materials, communication channels, or associated services.
1.2. The Company provides digital informational and educational products, including but not limited to online courses, digital learning materials, guides, educational recordings, access to private communication channels, and other related materials and services.
1.3. All Products offered by the Company are delivered electronically and are intended solely for informational and educational purposes, unless expressly stated otherwise on the Website.
1.4. By purchasing a Product or otherwise using the Website, the Customer acknowledges that they have read, understood, and accepted these Terms in full, without limitation, condition, or reservation.
1.5. The Customer confirms and warrants that they have the legal capacity, authority, and right to enter into this Agreement under the laws applicable in their jurisdiction.
1.6. If the Customer is purchasing the Product on behalf of a legal entity, business, organization, or another person, the Customer represents and warrants that they have full authority to bind such entity or person to these Terms.
1.7. The Company reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to amend, modify, update, replace, or remove any part of these Terms at any time.
1.8. Any updated version of these Terms shall become effective from the moment of publication on the Website, unless a different effective date is expressly indicated.
1.9. Continued use of the Website or any Product after the publication of revised Terms constitutes full and unconditional acceptance of such revised Terms.
1.10. The Company may publish the Website or parts of the Website in multiple languages. However, the English version of these Terms shall prevail and shall be legally controlling in the event of any inconsistency, discrepancy, ambiguity, or conflict between translations or language versions.
1.11. The Products and services provided by the Company constitute digital informational and educational content only and do not constitute legal, tax, accounting, medical, psychological, financial, investment, or any other form of regulated professional advice.
1.12. The Customer acknowledges that any examples, case studies, references to income, earnings, results, outcomes, opportunities, or commercial application presented within the Product or on the Website are provided for informational and illustrative purposes only and do not constitute a guarantee, promise, or assurance of any specific result.
1.13. The Company does not guarantee that the Customer will achieve any specific financial, professional, personal, creative, commercial, or other result from using the Product. Any results depend on multiple factors outside the Company’s control, including but not limited to the Customer’s experience, effort, consistency, personal circumstances, technical skills, market conditions, and use of third-party tools or services.
1.14. The Customer understands and agrees that the Product is purchased at their own discretion and that the Company shall not be responsible for the Customer’s inability to achieve any expected outcome.
1.15. The Company reserves the right to modify, suspend, limit, improve, expand, replace, reorganize, or discontinue any part of the Website, the Product, the delivery methods, the communication channels, the educational format, or the technical infrastructure used for the provision of the Product, provided that such modifications do not unlawfully deprive the Customer of the access already granted under these Terms.
1.16. Nothing in these Terms shall be interpreted as creating any partnership, employment relationship, joint venture, franchise, fiduciary relationship, agency relationship, or other special legal relationship between the Customer and the Company, except for the contractual relationship expressly established under these Terms.
1.17. If any provision of these Terms is held to be unlawful, invalid, or unenforceable, that provision shall be deemed severable and shall not affect the validity or enforceability of the remaining provisions.
1.18. These Terms shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of England and Wales, without regard to conflict of law rules.
1.19. Nothing in these Terms shall exclude, restrict, or limit any statutory rights or remedies of the Customer that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited under applicable law.
1.20. Additional terms governing refunds, personal data processing, and the use of cookies are set out in the Company’s separate policies available on the Website:
Refund Policy: https://nothobby.school/refund-policy
Privacy Policy: https://nothobby.school/privacy
Cookie Policy: https://nothobby.school/cookie-policy
These policies form part of the overall legal framework governing the Customer’s use of the Website and the Product where applicable.
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2. Definitions
For the purposes of these Terms of Service, the following terms shall have the meanings set forth below unless the context clearly requires otherwise.
2.1. Company
“Company” refers to NOT HOBBY SCHOOL LLP, a limited liability partnership registered in England and Wales with company number OC460179 and registered office at 2 Frederick Street, Kings Cross, London WC1X 0ND, United Kingdom.
2.2. Website
“Website” refers to the website located at:
https://nothobby.school/
as well as any associated domains, subdomains, landing pages, mirrored pages, sales pages, or other online resources operated or controlled by the Company for the purpose of promoting, selling, distributing, or delivering the Product.
2.3. Product
“Product” refers to any digital informational or educational product offered by the Company through the Website, including but not limited to online courses, educational programs, digital lessons, recordings, learning materials, guides, templates, instructions, demonstrations, and any related educational resources.
2.4. Digital Product
“Digital Product” refers to any informational or educational content delivered electronically through the internet without the shipment of any physical goods.
Digital Products may include video lessons, recorded training materials, digital documents, guides, templates, instructions, demonstrations, or other educational materials provided electronically.
2.5. Course
“Course” refers to a structured educational program offered by the Company as part of the Product, which may consist of multiple lessons, modules, recordings, assignments, demonstrations, educational materials, and related resources delivered digitally.
2.6. Digital Content
“Digital Content” refers to all materials, files, information, lessons, recordings, videos, images, documents, templates, instructions, educational materials, and other resources provided electronically within the Product.
2.7. Customer / User / Participant
“Customer”, “User”, or “Participant” refers to any individual or legal entity that accesses the Website, purchases the Product, or otherwise uses the Product or Services provided by the Company.
2.8. Access
“Access” refers to the ability granted by the Company to the Customer to view, use, or interact with the Product or Digital Content through electronic means.
Access may be provided through email instructions, invitation links, communication platforms, private groups, or other digital methods determined by the Company.
2.9. Communication Channels
“Communication Channels” refer to any online platforms used by the Company for delivering the Product or communicating with Customers, including but not limited to messaging platforms, private groups, online communities, or other communication environments selected by the Company, including but not limited to platforms such as Telegram.
2.10. Third-Party Services
“Third-Party Services” refer to any external services, platforms, applications, software, tools, payment processors, hosting providers, analytics services, communication platforms, artificial intelligence tools, or other digital solutions that may be used, referenced, or demonstrated within the Product but are not owned or controlled by the Company.
2.11. Payment Provider
“Payment Provider” refers to any third-party payment processor or financial institution used to process payments for the Product, including but not limited to card payment processors, online payment gateways, or financial platforms integrated with the Website.
2.12. Materials
“Materials” refers collectively to all Digital Content, lessons, recordings, documents, files, guides, templates, educational materials, and other intellectual property provided within the Product.
2.13. Services
“Services” refers collectively to the provision of the Product, access to Digital Content, operation of Communication Channels, delivery of updates, and any related support or functionality provided by the Company through the Website.
2.14. Purchase
“Purchase” refers to the successful completion of a payment transaction for the Product through the Website or through an authorized Payment Provider integrated with the Website.
2.15. Agreement
“Agreement” refers to the legally binding contract formed between the Company and the Customer upon acceptance of these Terms and completion of a Purchase.
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3. Subject of the Agreement
3.1. Under these Terms, the Company agrees to provide the Customer with access to a digital informational and educational Product, and the Customer agrees to pay for such access in accordance with the terms specified on the Website.
3.2. The Product offered by the Company constitutes a digital educational product delivered electronically. The Product is provided exclusively online and does not involve the delivery of any physical goods.
3.3. The Product may include, without limitation:
• access to educational video lessons;
• written instructions, guides, and supporting materials;
• assignments, exercises, or examples;
• access to private communication channels used for course delivery;
• additional digital materials, bonuses, or supplementary resources, where applicable.
3.4. The exact composition, structure, format, volume, sequence, and content of the Product may vary depending on the specific Course, package, offer, or version of the Product purchased by the Customer.
3.5. The Company reserves the right to organize, structure, update, improve, supplement, revise, reorder, replace, or partially modify the Product, its internal modules, learning sequence, visual presentation, supporting resources, or delivery format, provided that such changes do not unlawfully deprive the Customer of access already granted to the Product purchased.
3.6. The Product is intended solely for informational and educational purposes. The Company does not provide academic accreditation, state-recognized certification, employment guarantees, guaranteed business outcomes, or guaranteed financial results unless expressly stated otherwise on the Website.
3.7. By purchasing the Product, the Customer acknowledges and agrees that the Product does not constitute legal, financial, tax, accounting, medical, psychological, investment, or any other regulated professional advice, and that any information contained in the Product is provided for educational purposes only.
3.8. The Customer understands and agrees that the Company does not guarantee that the Customer will achieve any particular result through the use of the Product, including but not limited to:
• any specific income level;
• any specific number of clients or customers;
• any professional success;
• any business growth;
• any social media growth;
• any personal or commercial outcome.
3.9. The Customer further acknowledges that any outcomes potentially associated with the use of the Product depend on numerous factors beyond the Company’s control, including but not limited to:
• the Customer’s personal effort and consistency;
• the Customer’s prior knowledge and skills;
• the Customer’s ability to apply the information;
• market conditions;
• the availability and pricing of Third-Party Services;
• technological changes;
• external economic or commercial conditions.
3.10. The Company’s obligation under these Terms is limited to providing the Customer with access to the Product in the manner described on the Website and in these Terms. The Company does not undertake to ensure, supervise, or monitor the Customer’s personal results or implementation of the educational materials.
3.11. The Product may include references to or demonstrations of Third-Party Services, including external tools, platforms, software, artificial intelligence services, communication platforms, or other digital solutions. The Customer acknowledges that such Third-Party Services are not part of the Product itself unless expressly stated otherwise on the Website.
3.12. The Company does not grant the Customer licenses, subscriptions, paid access, usage rights, or ownership rights in relation to any Third-Party Services unless such access is expressly stated as included in the Product description.
3.13. The Customer is solely responsible for independently deciding whether to use any Third-Party Services referenced in the Product and, where applicable, for paying any fees, subscriptions, usage charges, or related costs associated with such Third-Party Services.
3.14. The Company shall not be responsible for any interruption, limitation, technical failure, price change, policy change, suspension, blocking, unavailability, or termination of any Third-Party Services referenced within the Product.
3.15. The Customer acknowledges that the educational materials may be delivered through one or more Communication Channels selected by the Company, including email, private messaging channels, learning environments, or third-party communication platforms.
3.16. The Customer agrees that the Company may use different technical methods, communication channels, or digital platforms for delivering the Product and may change such methods or platforms where reasonably necessary for technical, operational, educational, or business reasons.
3.17. The purchase of the Product grants the Customer only the limited rights expressly described in these Terms and does not transfer any ownership rights, intellectual property rights, or exclusive rights in relation to the Product or the Materials.
3.18. By completing the purchase, the Customer confirms that they have independently reviewed the Product description available on the Website, including the general format of the Product, the delivery method, and any key characteristics or limitations disclosed on the Website.
3.19. The Customer acknowledges that their decision to purchase the Product is made voluntarily and at their own discretion.
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4. Access to the Product
4.1. Access to the Product is granted to the Customer only after the relevant payment has been successfully confirmed by the Payment Provider.
4.2. Access to the Product is provided electronically using the contact details supplied by the Customer during the purchase process.
4.3. The primary method of delivering access instructions is by email sent to the email address provided by the Customer at the time of purchase.
4.4. The Customer is solely responsible for ensuring that all contact information provided during the purchase process is complete, accurate, valid, and capable of receiving messages from the Company.
4.5. The Company shall not be liable for delayed, failed, incomplete, or incorrect delivery of access instructions if such failure results from:
• an incorrect email address provided by the Customer;
• typographical errors made by the Customer;
• filters, spam restrictions, inbox limitations, or settings on the Customer’s email account;
• technical issues on the Customer’s side;
• restrictions imposed by third-party email or communication services;
• the Customer’s failure to follow the access instructions correctly.
4.6. After payment has been confirmed, the Company will send the Customer instructions required to access the Product.
4.7. Such access instructions may include, without limitation:
• an email containing access details;
• a private invitation link;
• a link to join a private communication channel;
• a link to access a Telegram bot;
• instructions for joining or accessing a digital learning environment;
• any other technical instructions reasonably required to gain access to the Product.
4.8. The Company may use one or more Communication Channels to deliver the Product, including but not limited to email, Telegram, private community spaces, learning platforms, or other digital tools selected by the Company.
4.9. The Customer acknowledges and agrees that the Company has the right to determine, at its sole discretion, which technical method, digital platform, or communication channel will be used to provide access to the Product.
4.10. The Company may, where reasonably necessary, change or replace the communication channel, access method, technical platform, delivery format, or digital environment used for the Product, provided that the Customer continues to have materially equivalent access to the Product purchased.
4.11. If the Product is delivered in whole or in part through Telegram or any similar third-party communication platform, the Customer acknowledges that such service is operated by a third party and that the Company is not responsible for any interruption, blocking, downtime, platform restrictions, account suspension, message delivery failure, or functionality issues caused by such third-party platform.
4.12. The Company’s obligation is limited to sending the access instructions and making the Product available through the Company’s selected delivery channels. The Company is not responsible for whether the Customer actually opens, reads, uses, downloads, joins, or completes the Product.
4.13. The Customer agrees to promptly check all folders of their email account after payment, including but not limited to:
• Inbox;
• Spam;
• Junk;
• Promotions;
• Updates;
• Social;
• Other automatically generated folders.
4.14. If the Customer does not receive the access instructions within the period specified by the Company or reasonably expected after payment, the Customer must contact the Company’s support service without undue delay.
4.15. The Company’s support email for access-related issues is:
nothobby.school@gmail.com
4.16. When contacting support regarding missing access, the Customer must provide sufficient information to identify the purchase, including, where applicable:
• the email address used during purchase;
• the date of purchase;
• payment confirmation or transaction reference;
• any other information reasonably requested by the Company for verification.
4.17. After receiving a valid support request and being reasonably satisfied that the payment has been completed, the Company may resend the access instructions or otherwise facilitate access to the Product.
4.18. The Customer acknowledges that support regarding access issues is provided only after the Company is able to identify the relevant payment and confirm the Customer’s entitlement to access the Product.
4.19. The Company reserves the right to provide access immediately after payment confirmation or within a reasonable technical timeframe indicated on the Website or in the Product description.
4.20. Unless otherwise expressly stated on the Website, access instructions are generally provided within 24 hours after successful payment confirmation by the relevant Payment Provider.
4.21. In many cases access may be granted earlier; however, the Company shall not be in breach of these Terms if access is granted within the stated timeframe.
4.22. The Company may provide the Product in full immediately after payment or may provide the Product gradually, in stages, modules, or blocks, depending on the structure of the Course, the selected package, or the educational format described on the Website.
4.23. If the Product is structured as a staged or gradual-access Course, the Company reserves the right to determine the schedule, frequency, sequence, timing, and order of release of modules, lessons, materials, bonuses, or other Product components.
4.24. The Customer acknowledges that gradual release of materials, partial opening of modules, delayed release of lessons, or staged access does not constitute non-delivery, incomplete delivery, or breach of contract, provided that such format is described on the Website or reasonably follows the structure of the Product.
4.25. If the Company offers community channels, discussion groups, chats, private forums, support environments, or announcement spaces as part of the Product, such channels are auxiliary components of the Product unless expressly stated otherwise.
4.26. The Company reserves the right to modify, suspend, restrict, reorganize, or discontinue any support spaces, group chats, or communication environments associated with the Product at its discretion where reasonably necessary for technical, operational, moderation, educational, security, or business reasons.
4.27. The Customer understands that access to the Product is personal and is granted exclusively to the individual or entity that completed the purchase, subject to the intellectual property and access rules described elsewhere in these Terms.
4.28. The Company may require the Customer to use specific communication tools, digital channels, or technical steps in order to access the Product, and the Customer agrees to comply with such reasonable access requirements.
4.29. The Customer acknowledges that the Product is a digital educational product and that access may depend on the Customer’s own device compatibility, internet connection, software, messaging platform availability, account settings, and other factors outside the Company’s control.
4.30. The Company shall not be liable for any failure by the Customer to access the Product where such failure results from the Customer’s own devices, software limitations, account restrictions, internet connectivity, digital literacy, third-party platform issues, or failure to follow the access instructions provided.
4.31. The Company reserves the right to verify the Customer’s identity or entitlement to access the Product if there is a reasonable suspicion of fraud, unauthorized access, payment irregularity, abuse, or breach of these Terms.
4.32. The Customer agrees to first contact the Company directly regarding any access-related issue, technical delivery issue, or missing access before initiating any complaint, payment dispute, chargeback, or claim through a bank or Payment Provider.
4.33. The Customer acknowledges that initiating a chargeback, payment reversal, or bank dispute without first making a good-faith attempt to resolve the issue with the Company through the support email may be taken into account in any review of the dispute, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
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5. Delivery of the Service and Moment of Performance
5.1. The Company’s service under these Terms consists of providing the Customer with access to the digital Product in the manner described on the Website and in these Terms.
5.2. The Customer acknowledges and agrees that the Company’s obligation is limited to making the Product available to the Customer by sending access instructions and enabling access through the communication channels or platforms selected by the Company.
5.3. The Company’s service shall be deemed properly rendered at the moment when the Company sends the Customer the access instructions for the Product to the email address provided by the Customer during the purchase process, or otherwise makes the Product available through the selected delivery method.
5.4. For the avoidance of doubt, the following shall each constitute valid and sufficient performance by the Company, depending on the format of the Product:
• sending an email containing access instructions;
• sending a private invitation link;
• providing access to a Telegram channel or Telegram bot;
• granting access to a learning platform or digital environment;
• making the Product available through any communication channel selected by the Company.
5.5. The Customer expressly acknowledges that the sending of access instructions by the Company, or the making available of the Product through the selected delivery method, constitutes full and proper performance of the Company’s obligation to provide access to the digital Product, regardless of whether the Customer actually opens the email, follows the instructions, joins the relevant channel, accesses the materials, reviews the lessons, downloads the files, or otherwise uses the Product.
5.6. The Customer agrees that once access instructions have been sent, or the Product has otherwise been made available to the Customer, the Product shall be considered delivered and the Company’s obligation to provide access to the Product shall be considered fulfilled, subject to applicable law.
5.7. The Customer further acknowledges that failure or refusal by the Customer to use the Product, open the access email, review the educational materials, join the designated communication channel, or otherwise engage with the Product shall not affect the fact that the Company has fulfilled its contractual obligations.
5.8. The Company shall not be liable for any delay, inability, or failure on the part of the Customer to use the Product where such issue results from:
• the Customer’s failure to check their email;
• the Customer’s failure to follow access instructions;
• the Customer’s technical limitations;
• issues with third-party platforms;
• the Customer’s personal decision not to use the Product;
• the Customer’s failure to provide accurate contact information.
5.9. The Customer acknowledges that digital Products may be consumed, copied, reviewed, or otherwise used immediately after access is granted. For this reason, the Customer agrees that the Company’s service is of an irreversible digital nature once access has been provided.
5.10. The Customer expressly agrees that the legal and factual moment of delivery of the Product is the moment when the Company sends the access instructions or otherwise makes the Product available to the Customer through the selected delivery method.
5.11. The Customer agrees that the Company is not required to verify whether the Customer has actually used the Product after access has been granted.
5.12. Where the Product includes staged, gradual, partial, or scheduled release of materials, the Company’s service shall still be considered properly initiated and performed from the moment the Customer is granted access to the initial part of the Product or to the communication environment through which the Product is delivered.
5.13. If the Product is delivered in parts, modules, stages, or over time, the Company shall be deemed to have begun performance of the service as soon as the Customer receives initial access to the Product, including access to any introductory, preliminary, organizational, or waiting-area communication channel associated with the Course.
5.14. The Customer agrees that where the Company provides access to an initial communication channel, waiting group, introductory channel, preliminary materials, onboarding instructions, or any similar digital environment pending release of the full Course, such access may constitute commencement of service delivery.
5.15. The Customer acknowledges that the Company may reasonably rely on its own technical records, email logs, communication logs, platform records, or payment confirmations as evidence that access has been granted and that the service has been delivered.
5.16. Such records shall constitute valid evidence of performance in the event of any dispute, complaint, claim, chargeback, payment reversal, or legal proceeding.
5.17. The Customer agrees that the Company’s internal records, including but not limited to email sending logs, communication history, transaction confirmations, and digital platform access records, may be used by the Company as proof that access to the Product was granted.
5.18. The Customer acknowledges that support regarding missing access must be requested directly from the Company before the Customer initiates any complaint with a Payment Provider, bank, card issuer, or third party.
5.19. The Customer agrees that, before initiating a chargeback, payment reversal, payment dispute, or similar claim after access has been granted, the Customer should first make a good-faith attempt to resolve the issue directly with the Company.
5.20. Nothing in this Section shall limit any mandatory legal rights of the Customer that cannot lawfully be excluded under applicable law; however, to the maximum extent permitted by law, the Company’s service shall be regarded as performed once digital access has been provided.
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6. Payment Terms
6.1. The Customer may purchase the Product using any payment methods made available on the Website at the time of purchase.
6.2. Available payment methods may include, without limitation:
• bank cards;
• online card payment processing;
• digital payment gateways;
• installment solutions or split payment solutions, where expressly offered on the Website;
• other payment solutions authorized by the Company.
6.3. Payments for the Product may be processed through one or more independent Payment Providers selected by the Company.
6.4. The Customer acknowledges that all payment transactions are processed by third-party Payment Providers in accordance with their own technical procedures, internal rules, compliance requirements, and security standards.
6.5. The Company does not collect, process, store, or retain the Customer’s full card details or other sensitive banking credentials, except to the extent such information is made available to the Company by the relevant Payment Provider in a limited or masked format for transaction identification and support purposes.
6.6. A purchase shall be deemed completed only when the relevant Payment Provider confirms that the payment has been successfully authorized and processed.
6.7. The Agreement between the Company and the Customer shall be deemed concluded at the moment when the relevant Payment Provider confirms successful payment processing.
6.8. Payment confirmation provided by the Payment Provider, including transaction logs, confirmation messages, technical records, payment references, or settlement notifications, shall constitute valid and sufficient evidence that the Customer has completed the purchase.
6.9. The Company reserves the right to reject, delay, refuse, cancel, or withhold access to the Product where:
• the payment has not been successfully processed;
• the payment is flagged as suspicious, unauthorized, fraudulent, or reversible;
• the Payment Provider does not confirm successful settlement;
• the Company reasonably suspects abuse, fraud, chargeback risk, or violation of these Terms.
6.10. The price of the Product shall be the price displayed on the Website at the moment of purchase, unless otherwise expressly stated.
6.11. The Company reserves the right to change, modify, increase, decrease, or withdraw prices for any Product at any time.
6.12. Any change in price shall not affect purchases that have already been successfully completed before the relevant price change took effect.
6.13. Where the Product is offered at a discounted price, promotional rate, or under a special offer, the discount or promotional condition shall apply only under the terms expressly stated on the Website at the time of purchase.
6.14. The Customer shall not be entitled to claim any refund, compensation, price adjustment, credit, or reimbursement on the basis that the same Product was later offered at a lower price or under different promotional conditions.
6.15. Unless expressly stated otherwise on the Website, all amounts displayed on the Website are payable in the currency indicated at checkout or in the payment interface.
6.16. The Customer is solely responsible for any currency conversion, exchange rate difference, bank charge, card issuer fee, cross-border fee, transfer fee, installment fee, or other fee imposed by:
• the Customer’s bank;
• the card issuer;
• the Payment Provider;
• any intermediary financial institution.
6.17. The Company shall not be responsible for any additional charges imposed on the Customer by financial institutions or Payment Providers, including any foreign transaction fees, exchange rate adjustments, or payment handling charges.
6.18. If the Customer selects an installment solution, split payment solution, or any bank-financed payment option, the Customer acknowledges that such arrangement may be subject to the terms, commissions, and fees of the relevant bank, lender, or payment intermediary.
6.19. The Company shall not be responsible for the terms, costs, interest, fees, processing conditions, or legal consequences of any installment solution provided by a third-party financial institution.
6.20. The Company reserves the right to modify available payment methods, replace Payment Providers, add or remove payment channels, or change technical payment procedures at any time, provided that such changes do not affect purchases already successfully completed.
6.21. The Customer acknowledges that failure or refusal of a Payment Provider to process a payment does not create any obligation on the part of the Company to provide access to the Product.
6.22. The Company shall have no obligation to provide access to the Product until the full amount due has been successfully received and confirmed by the relevant Payment Provider, except where a different payment structure is expressly described on the Website.
6.23. The Customer agrees that the Company may rely on its internal payment records, payment confirmations, transaction references, settlement notices, and communication from the relevant Payment Provider as evidence of payment status.
6.24. Where the Customer believes that a payment has been made but access has not been granted, the Customer must first contact the Company directly at:
nothobby.school@gmail.com
and provide sufficient details to identify the transaction.
6.25. The Customer agrees to first make a good-faith effort to resolve any payment-related issue directly with the Company through the support contact provided above before initiating a chargeback, payment dispute, reversal request, or bank complaint.
6.26. Initiating a chargeback or payment dispute without first contacting the Company may result in the suspension or termination of the Customer’s access to the Product, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
6.27. Nothing in this Section shall limit any mandatory rights of the Customer that cannot lawfully be excluded under applicable law; however, the Customer acknowledges that, to the fullest extent permitted by law, the Company is entitled to rely on Payment Provider confirmations and its own records in determining payment status and entitlement to access.
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7. Pricing Options, Tariffs, and Reservation Payments
7.1. The Company may offer the Product under different pricing options, participation formats, or packages (the “Tariffs”), which may differ in price, structure, level of support, availability of communication channels, release schedule of materials, or other features.
7.2. The available Tariffs, participation formats, and pricing conditions shall be described on the Website at the time of purchase.
7.3. Depending on the specific Tariff, the Product may be offered in formats including, but not limited to:
• self-study participation without personal support;
• participation with additional guidance or mentoring;
• participation in scheduled Course cohorts;
• participation with staged release of materials;
• participation with different levels of access or communication channels.
7.4. The scope of services, materials, access rights, support, communication channels, and additional features included in each Tariff shall be determined solely by the description of the Tariff published on the Website at the time of purchase.
7.5. By completing the purchase, the Customer confirms that they have independently reviewed the Tariff description and understand which services and features are included in the selected Tariff.
7.6. The Company shall have no obligation to provide any services, support, materials, or features that are not expressly included in the description of the Tariff selected by the Customer.
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Full Payment
7.7. The Product may be purchased through full payment of the price displayed on the Website.
7.8. Where the Customer pays the full price of the Product, the Customer shall receive access to the Product in accordance with the access rules described in these Terms.
7.9. The timing of access may depend on the format of the Course, including whether the Course is delivered immediately, released gradually, or scheduled to begin on a specific date indicated on the Website.
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Reservation Payment (Deposit)
7.10. In certain cases, the Company may allow the Customer to reserve a place in a Course by making a partial payment (the “Reservation Payment” or “Deposit”).
7.11. The Reservation Payment constitutes a prepayment intended to secure the Customer’s place in the Course.
7.12. The Reservation Payment does not constitute full payment for the Product.
7.13. After making the Reservation Payment, the Customer may receive access to preliminary communication channels or organizational spaces related to the Course.
7.14. Such preliminary access may include, but is not limited to:
• access to a waiting group;
• access to a Telegram channel or bot;
• access to pre-course announcements or information;
• participation in organizational communication channels.
7.15. The Customer acknowledges that such preliminary access may constitute the commencement of service delivery.
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Remaining Payment
7.16. Full access to the Course materials, lessons, and Digital Content shall be granted only after the Customer completes the remaining balance of the Product price.
7.17. The deadline for payment of the remaining balance may be specified on the Website, communicated by the Company, or determined by the schedule of the Course.
7.18. If the Customer fails to pay the remaining balance within the specified timeframe, the Company reserves the right to:
• refuse access to the Course materials;
• cancel the Customer’s participation in the Course;
• release the reserved place to another participant.
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Non-Refundable Deposit
7.19. The Reservation Payment is intended to secure the Customer’s place in the Course and shall generally be non-refundable, except where a refund is required under applicable law or expressly stated otherwise on the Website.
7.20. Except where required by applicable law, the Reservation Payment shall not be refunded, including but not limited to situations where the Customer:
• decides not to participate in the Course;
• changes their mind before the Course begins;
• fails to complete the remaining payment;
• is unable to attend or participate in the Course;
• fails to join the communication channels;
• otherwise declines to continue participation.
7.21. The non-refundability of the Reservation Payment reflects the administrative, organizational, scheduling, and capacity allocation costs incurred by the Company when reserving a place in the Course.
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Course Capacity
7.22. The Company reserves the right to determine the number of available places in any Course, cohort, or participation format.
7.23. Where the number of places is limited, the Reservation Payment serves as confirmation that a specific place in the Course has been reserved for the Customer.
7.24. If the Customer fails to complete the remaining payment within the required timeframe, the Company shall have no obligation to hold the reserved place for the Customer.
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Tariff Limitations
7.25. The Customer acknowledges that different Tariffs may include different levels of access, support, communication channels, or materials.
7.26. Where the Customer purchases a Tariff that does not include personal support, mentoring, or feedback, the Company shall have no obligation to provide such services.
7.27. Where the Customer purchases a Tariff that includes additional support features, such support shall be provided only within the scope and conditions described on the Website.
7.28. The Company shall not be responsible for any misunderstanding by the Customer regarding the scope of services included in the selected Tariff where such scope was clearly described on the Website at the time of purchase.
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8. Refund Policy
8.1. The Product offered by the Company is a digital informational and educational product delivered electronically.
8.2. By purchasing the Product, the Customer acknowledges and agrees that the Product is supplied in digital form and may be accessed, used, viewed, copied, or otherwise consumed immediately after access has been granted.
8.3. The Customer understands and agrees that, due to the digital nature of the Product, refunds are limited and are available only in the circumstances expressly set out in these Terms or where required by mandatory applicable law.
8.4. Access to the Product shall be deemed granted at the moment when the Company sends access instructions to the email address provided by the Customer or otherwise makes the Product available through the communication channels or delivery methods selected by the Company.
8.5. Once access to the Product has been granted, the Company’s service shall be deemed delivered in accordance with these Terms.
8.6. Subject to any mandatory rights that cannot lawfully be excluded, the Customer shall generally not be entitled to a refund after access to the Product has been granted.
8.7. The Customer expressly acknowledges that a refund shall not be due merely because the Customer:
• changed their mind after purchase;
• decided not to study or continue using the Product;
• did not open the access email;
• did not join the relevant communication channel;
• did not review the materials;
• believed the Product was too difficult or too easy;
• was dissatisfied with the style, format, structure, or presentation of the Course;
• expected specific financial, business, creative, personal, or professional results and did not achieve them;
• chose not to use, could not afford, or did not wish to use Third-Party Services referenced in the Product.
8.8. The Customer acknowledges that the Company does not provide refunds on the basis that the Product references Third-Party Services, including artificial intelligence tools, software, platforms, or subscription-based services whose pricing, features, terms, interfaces, or availability may change over time.
8.9. The Customer also acknowledges that any expenses related to Third-Party Services are separate from the purchase of the Product and do not form part of the purchase price of the Product unless expressly stated otherwise on the Website.
8.10. The Company may, at its sole discretion acting reasonably, consider a refund request in exceptional circumstances, including:
• duplicate payment of the same order;
• a confirmed technical error that resulted in multiple charges for the same Product;
• any other circumstance where the Company expressly agrees in writing that a refund is appropriate.
8.11. Any refund request must be submitted in writing to the Company’s support email:
nothobby.school@gmail.com
8.12. Any refund request must include sufficient information to identify the transaction, including, where applicable:
• the email address used during purchase;
• the date of purchase;
• transaction details or payment confirmation;
• a clear description of the issue.
8.13. The Company reserves the right to request additional information, documentation, or clarification reasonably necessary to assess any refund request.
8.14. If the Company determines, at its sole discretion acting reasonably, that a refund is justified under these Terms or under mandatory applicable law, the refund shall be made within a reasonable period using the original payment method where reasonably feasible.
8.15. Where the original payment was made through an installment solution, split payment service, bank-financed payment method, or similar third-party financing mechanism, any refund may be subject to the terms, fees, deductions, and processing rules of the relevant financial institution or Payment Provider.
8.16. The Company shall not be liable for any fees, bank charges, financing costs, exchange rate losses, or other deductions imposed by third parties in connection with the refund process.
8.17. Before initiating any chargeback, payment reversal, card dispute, or bank complaint, the Customer agrees to first make a genuine attempt to resolve the matter directly with the Company through the support email specified above.
8.18. The Customer acknowledges that initiating a chargeback, payment reversal, or banking dispute after access has been granted, without first contacting the Company in good faith, may be taken into account in the Company’s response to such dispute, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
8.19. The Company reserves the right to submit to the relevant Payment Provider, bank, card issuer, or dispute resolution body any records reasonably necessary to defend against a chargeback or payment dispute, including but not limited to:
• payment confirmations;
• transaction logs;
• email delivery records;
• access logs;
• communication history;
• records showing that access to the Product was granted.
8.20. Nothing in these Terms shall exclude, restrict, or limit any mandatory consumer rights that cannot lawfully be excluded under applicable law, including any non-excludable statutory rights in relation to digital content that is defective, not as described, or supplied without legal right.
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Result-Based Conditional Refund
8.21. In certain cases, the Company may offer a conditional refund option based on the Customer’s demonstrated completion of the Course requirements (the “Result-Based Refund”).
8.22. The Result-Based Refund is not a general refund policy and is available only under the strict conditions described in this Section.
8.23. To be eligible for a Result-Based Refund, the Customer must demonstrate that they have fully completed all required assignments included in the Course.
8.24. The Customer must submit all completed assignments to the Company for review on the same calendar day that the refund request is submitted.
8.25. The Customer must provide sufficient evidence that all assignments have been genuinely completed in accordance with the instructions provided in the Course.
8.26. The Company reserves the right to evaluate the submitted materials and determine, at its sole discretion acting reasonably, whether the assignments were completed in good faith and in accordance with the Course requirements.
8.27. The Result-Based Refund may be granted only if the Company determines that:
• all required assignments were completed;
• the assignments were submitted in full;
• the assignments were submitted on the same day as the refund request;
• the Customer participated in the Course in good faith.
8.28. The Company reserves the right to refuse a Result-Based Refund where:
• the assignments are incomplete;
• the assignments were submitted after the refund request date;
• the assignments do not correspond to the Course requirements;
• there is evidence of misuse, abuse, or dishonest behavior.
8.29. The Result-Based Refund is a conditional policy available only under the specific conditions described in this Section and does not constitute a general right to return the Product.
8.30. The Company reserves the right to modify, suspend, or discontinue the Result-Based Refund policy for future sales unless such policy is expressly stated as part of a specific Product offer on the Website at the time of purchase.
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9. Immediate Performance of Digital Content and Waiver of Withdrawal Right
9.1. The Customer acknowledges that the Product offered by the Company constitutes digital content supplied electronically.
9.2. By completing the purchase, the Customer expressly requests the Company to begin performance of the contract and provide access to the Product immediately after payment confirmation or as soon as reasonably practicable thereafter, prior to the expiry of any statutory withdrawal period that might otherwise apply.
9.3. The Customer acknowledges that the Product is not a physical good and is supplied in the form of digital educational materials, lessons, instructions, and other digital content delivered electronically.
9.4. The Customer understands that access to the Product may be granted shortly after payment and that such access constitutes the commencement of performance of the contract.
9.5. The Customer expressly agrees that the Company may begin performance of the contract before the expiry of any statutory withdrawal or cancellation period that might otherwise apply under applicable consumer protection laws.
9.6. The Customer further acknowledges and agrees that, once access to the Product has been granted, the Customer may lose the right to withdraw from or cancel the contract, to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law in relation to digital content supplied electronically.
9.7. The Customer confirms that they understand and accept that the Product may be consumed, viewed, downloaded, copied, or otherwise used immediately after access is granted.
9.8. For the purposes of these Terms, the Company may rely on the following as evidence that performance of the contract has begun:
• confirmation of payment by the Payment Provider;
• sending access instructions to the Customer’s email address;
• providing invitation links or login credentials;
• granting access to a Telegram channel, Telegram bot, communication channel, waiting group, or similar digital environment;
• providing access to any digital platform or educational environment associated with the Product.
9.9. The Customer acknowledges that granting access to any of the above environments constitutes the provision of digital content and the commencement of the Company’s contractual performance.
9.10. The Customer further acknowledges that, once such access has been granted, the Customer may no longer be entitled to cancel the purchase merely because they changed their mind, subject only to mandatory rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.
9.11. Nothing in these Terms shall exclude, restrict, or limit any mandatory statutory rights that cannot lawfully be excluded under applicable law, including any rights that may apply where digital content is defective, not as described, or supplied without legal right.
9.12. The Customer agrees that their purchase constitutes an explicit request for immediate access to digital content and acknowledges that this may result in the loss of the statutory withdrawal right once access has been provided, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
9.13. The Customer confirms that this request for immediate performance and consent to begin delivery of digital content are provided at the time of purchase prior to completing the transaction.
9.14. The Customer acknowledges and agrees that once access to the digital content has been granted, the Customer may lose the statutory right of withdrawal or cancellation, to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law.
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10. Intellectual Property and License Restrictions
10.1. All rights, title, and interest in and to the Product, the Website, the Materials, the Course structure, the educational content, and all related intellectual property, including but not limited to copyrights, database rights, design rights, trademarks, trade dress, know-how, and other proprietary rights, shall remain the exclusive property of the Company or its licensors.
10.2. The purchase of the Product does not transfer to the Customer any ownership rights in the Product, the Materials, or any part thereof.
10.3. Subject to these Terms and only after successful payment, the Company grants the Customer a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, revocable license to access and use the Product solely for the Customer’s own internal educational use and not for redistribution, resale, public sharing, or unauthorized commercial exploitation of the Product itself.
10.4. The Customer may use the Product only within the scope expressly permitted by these Terms.
10.5. Unless expressly authorized in writing by the Company, the Customer shall not, directly or indirectly:
• copy, reproduce, duplicate, republish, upload, post, transmit, or distribute any part of the Product or Materials;
• sell, resell, sublicense, rent, lease, assign, gift, transfer, or otherwise make the Product available to any third party;
• share access credentials, invitation links, login information, emails, private channel links, Telegram access, or any other means of access to the Product with any third party;
• download, record, capture, screen-record, store, archive, or create copies of video lessons or other Materials for redistribution or repeated unauthorized use;
• publish, post, display, share, or otherwise make any Product materials available on social media, websites, forums, file-sharing services, cloud storage services, or private communities;
• use the Product or any part of it to create, develop, deliver, sell, or support any competing course, training program, coaching program, digital product, membership, educational service, or similar commercial activity;
• use the Product to train third parties, teach clients, employees, teams, groups, students, customers, or audiences using the Company’s Materials, methods, structure, scripts, lessons, or educational content;
• modify, adapt, translate, reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, extract, or create derivative works based on the Product or Materials for commercial or public use;
• remove, alter, obscure, or interfere with any copyright notice, trademark notice, branding, or proprietary marking contained in the Product or Materials;
• use any automated means, scraping tools, bots, extraction software, or similar methods to collect, reproduce, or reuse any part of the Product or Website.
10.6. Access to the Product is personal and is granted only to the Customer who completed the purchase.
10.7. Any use of the Product by a third party, whether paid or unpaid, authorized by the Customer or not, shall be considered unauthorized unless expressly approved in writing by the Company.
10.8. The Customer acknowledges that any unauthorized sharing, transfer, duplication, redistribution, recording, republication, or commercial exploitation of the Product constitutes a material breach of these Terms and an infringement of the Company’s intellectual property rights.
10.9. The Company reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to investigate any actual or suspected misuse, abuse, infringement, unauthorized access, unauthorized sharing, or intellectual property violation relating to the Product.
10.10. If the Company reasonably believes that the Customer has violated this Section, the Company may, without prior notice and without refund:
• suspend or terminate the Customer’s access to the Product;
• remove the Customer from any Communication Channels;
• deactivate invitation links, access credentials, or permissions;
• deny further access to all or part of the Product;
• refuse to provide any future services to the Customer.
10.11. The remedies set out in clause 10.10 are in addition to, and not in substitution for, any other legal or equitable remedies available to the Company.
10.12. The Company reserves the right to seek damages, injunctive relief, recovery of losses, recovery of legal costs, and any other remedies available under applicable law in relation to any infringement of its intellectual property rights.
10.13. The Customer acknowledges that the value of the Product depends in part on the confidentiality, exclusivity, and controlled access to the Materials, and that unauthorized sharing or copying may cause substantial harm to the Company.
10.14. The Customer shall promptly notify the Company if the Customer becomes aware of any unauthorized access, misuse, copying, or distribution of the Product or Materials.
10.15. No part of the Product shall be interpreted as granting the Customer any right to use the Company’s name, brand, course title, branding elements, trade dress, methods, or Materials for public, commercial, or business purposes.
10.16. Any testimonials, feedback, comments, suggestions, ideas, or improvement proposals voluntarily submitted by the Customer in relation to the Product may be used by the Company without additional compensation, provided that such use complies with applicable privacy and data protection laws.
10.17. Nothing in these Terms limits any rights of the Company that arise automatically under applicable intellectual property laws, whether or not expressly stated in these Terms.
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11. User Conduct, Community Rules, and Acceptable Use
11.1. By purchasing the Product, accessing the Product, or participating in any Communication Channels associated with the Product, the Customer agrees to comply with these Terms and to behave in a lawful, respectful, and reasonable manner.
11.2. The Customer agrees not to engage in any conduct that may disrupt the learning environment, interfere with the Company’s operation of the Product, harm other participants, damage the Company’s reputation, or otherwise undermine the purpose of the Product.
11.3. The Customer shall not, directly or indirectly, engage in any of the following prohibited conduct:
• posting, sending, publishing, or sharing abusive, offensive, insulting, defamatory, threatening, discriminatory, harassing, hateful, or otherwise inappropriate messages or content;
• engaging in personal attacks, intimidation, bullying, hostility, or repeated disruptive behavior;
• posting spam, unsolicited advertising, or unauthorized promotional content;
• using the Product, Communication Channels, or the Company’s audience to promote personal services, coaching, consulting, courses, communities, affiliate links, products, or business offers without the Company’s prior written consent;
• recruiting, soliciting, or attempting to attract other participants, customers, subscribers, or members away from the Company or into third-party programs, groups, communities, services, or businesses;
• sending unsolicited direct messages, sales messages, or business proposals to other participants using contact opportunities obtained through the Product or Communication Channels;
• sharing illegal, infringing, harmful, fraudulent, obscene, or otherwise inappropriate content;
• impersonating another person, misrepresenting identity, or acting in a deceptive or dishonest manner;
• engaging in fraudulent conduct, payment abuse, dispute abuse, or deliberate misuse of support or community systems;
• encouraging other participants to violate these Terms, dispute payments in bad faith, misuse the Product, or infringe the Company’s rights;
• interfering with or attempting to interfere with the operation, moderation, administration, or security of the Product or Communication Channels.
11.4. The Customer acknowledges that the Product may include communication spaces, private groups, waiting groups, support groups, Telegram channels, Telegram chats, community spaces, or other communication environments operated by the Company.
11.5. Such Communication Channels are provided solely for the educational, informational, and organizational purposes determined by the Company.
11.6. The Customer shall not use any Communication Channels as a marketplace, advertising board, networking database, prospecting environment, recruiting tool, or lead-generation source unless the Company has expressly authorized such use in writing.
11.7. The Company reserves the right to moderate all Communication Channels associated with the Product at its sole discretion.
11.8. The Company may monitor messages, comments, and participation activity within Communication Channels for the purpose of moderation, safety, compliance, operational management, and enforcement of these Terms, subject to applicable privacy laws.
11.9. The Company may remove, edit, restrict, hide, archive, or delete any message, comment, post, content, or communication that it reasonably considers to be:
• disruptive;
• inappropriate;
• off-topic;
• abusive;
• promotional;
• misleading;
• harmful to the learning environment;
• contrary to these Terms.
11.10. The Company is under no obligation to preserve, archive, restore, or provide access to removed comments, deleted posts, restricted discussions, or prior communication history in any Communication Channel.
11.11. The Customer acknowledges that the Company may establish and enforce additional practical rules, moderation rules, or communication guidelines for specific Communication Channels, Course groups, or educational environments, and the Customer agrees to comply with such rules where communicated by the Company.
11.12. The Company reserves the right, at its sole discretion and without prior notice, to issue warnings, restrict interaction, mute, suspend, remove, or permanently exclude the Customer from any Communication Channels where the Company reasonably believes that the Customer has violated these Terms or otherwise acted in a manner that is harmful to the Company, the Product, or other participants.
11.13. In the event of a serious, repeated, or deliberate violation of these Terms, the Company may terminate the Customer’s access to the Product in whole or in part, without refund, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
11.14. The Customer acknowledges that removal from Communication Channels, moderation restrictions, muting, suspension, or termination of access for misconduct shall not entitle the Customer to any refund, compensation, reduction of price, or other remedy, except where such remedy is required by non-excludable law.
11.15. The Company is not obligated to respond to every message, request, question, comment, tag, mention, or support request submitted by the Customer within Communication Channels.
11.16. Unless expressly stated on the Website or in the selected Tariff description, the Product does not include unlimited support, unlimited replies, personalized coaching, custom consulting, individual strategy advice, or guaranteed response times in chats or community spaces.
11.17. The Company may modify, reorganize, replace, suspend, archive, restrict, or permanently close any Communication Channel, support group, waiting group, discussion space, or similar environment associated with the Product at any time where reasonably necessary for technical, moderation, educational, legal, security, business, or operational reasons.
11.18. The Customer shall not rely on continued existence of any specific group, chat, or communication format unless such continued access is expressly guaranteed in the Tariff description on the Website.
11.19. The Customer agrees to use the Product, the Website, and all Communication Channels only for lawful purposes and in compliance with these Terms and all applicable laws and regulations.
11.20. Any violation of this Section may be treated by the Company as a material breach of these Terms.
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12. Limitation of Liability and Disclaimer of Warranties
12.1. To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the Company shall not be liable for any indirect, incidental, consequential, special, or punitive damages arising out of or in connection with the Customer’s use of the Product.
12.2. The Company provides the Product as an educational and informational resource only.
12.3. The Company does not guarantee that the Customer will achieve any particular business, financial, professional, creative, or personal results from using the Product.
12.4. The Customer acknowledges that success in any creative, business, or professional activity depends on numerous factors beyond the control of the Company, including the Customer’s effort, skills, experience, market conditions, resources, and external circumstances.
12.5. Any examples, demonstrations, case studies, illustrations, or success stories presented in the Product are provided for educational purposes only and shall not be interpreted as guarantees of results.
12.6. The Company shall not be liable for any decisions, actions, investments, purchases, business activities, or professional steps taken by the Customer based on the information provided in the Product.
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Third-Party Services
12.7. The Product may reference, demonstrate, or recommend the use of Third-Party Services, including but not limited to artificial intelligence tools, software platforms, applications, online services, payment systems, or external resources.
12.8. The Company does not control and is not responsible for the availability, functionality, pricing, reliability, legality, or continued operation of any Third-Party Services.
12.9. The Customer acknowledges that Third-Party Services may change their terms, pricing, availability, features, access rules, or functionality at any time.
12.10. The Company shall not be liable for any losses, costs, damages, delays, or inconvenience arising from the use, unavailability, malfunction, suspension, or modification of any Third-Party Services.
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Technology and Platform Disclaimer
12.11. The Product may be delivered through various technical platforms, including but not limited to email systems, websites, hosting platforms, messaging services, Telegram channels, Telegram bots, communication platforms, or other digital delivery systems.
12.12. The Company shall not be liable for interruptions, delays, errors, or failures caused by technical issues beyond the Company’s reasonable control, including but not limited to:
• internet outages;
• platform failures;
• hosting disruptions;
• messaging service interruptions;
• software bugs;
• system updates;
• cyber incidents;
• service restrictions imposed by third parties.
12.13. The Company does not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free access to the Product.
12.13A. To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the Product and the Website are provided on an “as available” basis, and the Company makes no warranty that access will be uninterrupted, timely, secure, or error-free.
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Educational Nature of the Product
12.14. The Customer acknowledges that the Product is an educational program and not professional financial, legal, investment, tax, medical, or psychological advice.
12.15. The Customer is solely responsible for evaluating any information provided in the Product and for deciding whether and how to apply such information.
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Limitation of Financial Liability
12.16. To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the total aggregate liability of the Company arising out of or relating to the Product, the Website, or these Terms shall not exceed the total amount actually paid by the Customer to the Company for the Product giving rise to the claim.
12.17. The Customer agrees that this limitation of liability represents a reasonable allocation of risk between the Customer and the Company.
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Force Majeure
12.18. The Company shall not be liable for any failure or delay in performing its obligations under these Terms where such failure or delay results from events beyond the Company’s reasonable control.
12.19. Such events may include, but are not limited to:
• natural disasters;
• war;
• government actions;
• regulatory restrictions;
• cyber attacks;
• infrastructure failures;
• telecommunications failures;
• platform shutdowns;
• widespread technical disruptions;
• labor disputes;
• pandemics or public health emergencies.
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Non-Excludable Liability
12.20. Nothing in these Terms shall exclude or limit any liability that cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law, including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, fraud, or any other liability that cannot legally be excluded.
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Customer Responsibility
12.21. The Customer acknowledges that the use of the Product is voluntary and undertaken at the Customer’s own discretion and risk.
12.22. The Customer is solely responsible for their use of the Product and for any outcomes resulting from such use.
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13. Suspension, Termination, and Refusal of Access
13.1. The Company reserves the right, at its sole discretion and to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, to suspend, restrict, limit, deny, revoke, or terminate the Customer’s access to the Product, the Website, the Materials, or any associated Communication Channels where the Company reasonably considers such action necessary for legal, operational, security, moderation, compliance, technical, commercial, or business protection purposes.
13.2. The Company may exercise the rights described in this Section immediately, with or without prior notice, where the Customer has materially breached these Terms or where the Company reasonably believes that continued access may create legal, commercial, reputational, operational, payment, intellectual property, abuse, or security risks.
13.3. Without limitation, the Company may suspend, restrict, or terminate access where the Customer:
• violates any provision of these Terms;
• infringes or threatens to infringe the Company’s intellectual property rights;
• shares access credentials, invitation links, Materials, or Product content with third parties;
• reproduces, records, redistributes, republishes, resells, or commercially exploits the Product or any part of it without authorization;
• engages in fraud, abuse, deception, or dishonest conduct;
• initiates bad-faith chargebacks, payment reversals, or payment disputes;
• uses the Product in a manner inconsistent with its educational purpose;
• attempts to gain unauthorized access to the Product, systems, or communication environments;
• misuses support systems, moderation processes, or communication channels;
• engages in conduct that may harm the Company, the Product, the Website, the Company’s representatives, or other participants.
13.4. The Company may also suspend, restrict, or terminate access where reasonably necessary for:
• technical maintenance, migration, platform replacement, or infrastructure changes;
• security, fraud prevention, abuse prevention, or compliance checks;
• investigation of suspected breaches of these Terms;
• moderation or safety concerns;
• legal, regulatory, tax, sanctions, payment, or compliance obligations;
• force majeure events or third-party platform failures.
13.5. Suspension, restriction, or termination under this Section may include, without limitation:
• removal from Telegram channels, Telegram bots, private groups, waiting groups, or other Communication Channels;
• deactivation of invitation links, permissions, or access credentials;
• blocking access to Materials, course pages, or digital environments;
• limitation of access to particular modules, stages, or components of the Product;
• complete termination of access to the Product;
• refusal to provide future services, Products, or access to the Customer.
13.6. The Customer acknowledges that access to the Product is conditional upon continued compliance with these Terms and that the Company is not required to continue providing access where the Customer has materially breached these Terms.
13.7. Where access is suspended or terminated due to the Customer’s breach of these Terms, misuse of the Product, fraud, payment abuse, intellectual property infringement, or other wrongful conduct, the Customer shall not be entitled to any refund, credit, price reduction, compensation, or reinstatement, except where such remedy is required by applicable law.
13.8. The Customer further acknowledges that termination or suspension of access for cause shall not relieve the Customer of any obligations already owed to the Company and shall not affect any rights or remedies that have accrued before such suspension or termination.
13.9. The Company shall not be obligated to restore access once it has been suspended or terminated for cause, unless the Company expressly agrees to do so in writing.
13.10. The Company may refuse future purchases, future registrations, future participation, or future access requests from any Customer previously suspended, terminated, removed, or flagged for abuse, fraud, payment disputes, infringement, or other serious non-compliance.
13.11. The Company may maintain internal records relating to warnings, restrictions, suspensions, terminations, chargebacks, payment abuse, intellectual property complaints, moderation actions, and compliance concerns for legitimate business, compliance, fraud prevention, legal defense, and recordkeeping purposes, subject to applicable privacy law.
13.12. The rights set out in this Section are contractual rights of the Company and are in addition to, and not in substitution for, any other rights or remedies available to the Company under these Terms, at law, in equity, or otherwise.
13.13. The Customer acknowledges that the Company may discontinue, replace, restructure, migrate, or withdraw any specific Product, Tariff, Communication Channel, support space, waiting group, delivery environment, or technical format for legitimate business, technical, educational, or operational reasons, provided that such change does not unlawfully deprive the Customer of access already owed under applicable law.
13.14. Where the Company replaces one communication method, delivery channel, or technical platform with another reasonably equivalent method, such replacement shall not constitute a breach of these Terms.
13.15. Any suspension, restriction, or termination under this Section shall not affect the continued validity and enforceability of any provisions of these Terms which by their nature are intended to survive, including but not limited to provisions relating to payments, refunds, intellectual property, disclaimers, limitation of liability, dispute resolution, evidence of access, and governing law.
13.16. Nothing in this Section shall exclude any mandatory rights that cannot lawfully be excluded under applicable law; however, the Customer acknowledges that the Company is entitled to protect its Product, systems, participants, Materials, business interests, and legal position by exercising the rights described in this Section.
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14. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution
14.1. These Terms, the purchase of the Product, and any dispute, claim, or controversy arising out of or in connection with the Product, the Website, or these Terms shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of England and Wales, without regard to conflict of law principles.
14.2. By purchasing the Product or using the Website, the Customer agrees that the legal relationship between the Customer and the Company shall be governed by the laws of England and Wales, except where mandatory consumer protection laws of the Customer’s country of residence apply and cannot legally be excluded.
14.3. The Customer acknowledges that the Company operates internationally and that the Product may be accessed from different jurisdictions. Nothing in these Terms shall deprive the Customer of any mandatory consumer protection rights that apply under applicable law.
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Good Faith Resolution of Disputes
14.4. In the event of any dispute, claim, complaint, or disagreement arising from or relating to the Product, the Customer agrees to first attempt to resolve the matter directly with the Company in good faith before initiating any formal legal proceedings.
14.5. The Customer shall submit any complaint, claim, or dispute request to the Company in writing by contacting the Company through the support email specified in these Terms.
14.6. The Customer agrees to provide reasonable details regarding the issue, including sufficient information to identify the purchase, the nature of the concern, and any relevant supporting documentation.
14.7. The Company shall be given a reasonable opportunity to investigate the matter and attempt to resolve the dispute amicably.
14.8. The Customer acknowledges that initiating payment disputes, chargebacks, or complaints with financial institutions without first attempting to resolve the matter directly with the Company may be taken into account in the Company’s response to such dispute, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
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Jurisdiction
14.9. Subject to any mandatory consumer protection rights that cannot be excluded under applicable law, the courts of England and Wales shall have exclusive jurisdiction to resolve any dispute, claim, or controversy arising out of or relating to these Terms, the Product, or the Website.
14.10. Where applicable consumer protection laws require disputes to be heard in the courts of the Customer’s place of residence, such mandatory jurisdiction rights shall remain unaffected.
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Evidence and Digital Records
14.11. The Customer acknowledges that electronic records maintained by the Company may be used as evidence in any dispute or legal proceeding relating to the Product or these Terms.
14.12. Such records may include, without limitation:
• payment confirmations;
• transaction identifiers;
• payment provider logs;
• access logs;
• system records showing access to the Product;
• email delivery records;
• invitation links or access credentials issued to the Customer;
• communication history with the Customer.
14.13. The Customer agrees that such electronic records may be used by the Company for the purposes of defending claims, responding to payment disputes, demonstrating delivery of the Product, or otherwise enforcing these Terms.
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Payment Disputes and Chargebacks
14.14. The Customer agrees that the Company may submit relevant evidence to Payment Providers, financial institutions, or dispute resolution bodies in order to respond to any chargeback, payment dispute, or payment reversal initiated by the Customer.
14.15. The Customer acknowledges that where the Company demonstrates that access to the Product was granted in accordance with these Terms, the Customer may not be entitled to a refund merely because they subsequently chose not to use the Product.
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Severability
14.16. If any provision of these Terms is determined by a competent court or authority to be invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, that provision shall be severed from the remaining Terms, and the remaining provisions shall continue in full force and effect.
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Entire Agreement
14.17. These Terms constitute the entire agreement between the Customer and the Company regarding the Product and supersede any prior agreements, understandings, communications, or representations relating to the subject matter of these Terms.
14.18. The Customer acknowledges that, in purchasing the Product, they rely on the description of the Product and the terms expressly made available by the Company on the Website at the time of purchase.
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15. Company Information and Contact Details
15.1. The Product described in these Terms is provided by:
NOT HOBBY SCHOOL LLP
A limited liability partnership registered in England and Wales
Company Number: OC460179
Registered Office:
2 Frederick Street
Kings Cross
London WC1X 0ND
United Kingdom
15.2. The Company’s registered office address and registration details are maintained in the public register of Companies House and may be verified through the Companies House register.
15.3. The Company operates the Website and provides the Product through the following official website:
Website:
https://nothobby.school/
15.4. The Company may provide the Product through digital platforms, including but not limited to email delivery systems, messaging services, learning platforms, Telegram channels, Telegram bots, communication channels, or other digital environments associated with the Website.
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Support and Communication
15.5. The primary support contact for matters relating to the Product is the following email address:
Support Email:
nothobby.school@gmail.com
15.6. Customers may contact the Company through the support email regarding:
• access to the Product;
• technical issues relating to access;
• refund requests where applicable under these Terms;
• general questions relating to the Product;
• contractual or legal inquiries relating to these Terms.
15.7. The Company shall make reasonable efforts to review support requests within a reasonable time; however, response times may vary depending on operational workload, weekends, public holidays, technical circumstances, or other operational factors.
15.8. Unless otherwise stated on the Website, the Company does not guarantee immediate responses or real-time support.
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Official Communication
15.9. The Customer agrees that official communication relating to the Product may be delivered through one or more of the following channels:
• the email address provided by the Customer during purchase;
• messages delivered through the Website or associated platforms;
• announcements within Communication Channels associated with the Product;
• notifications sent through messaging services or digital delivery environments used for the Product.
15.10. The Customer is responsible for ensuring that the contact information provided during purchase is accurate and accessible.
15.11. The Company shall not be responsible for communication failures resulting from incorrect email addresses, inaccessible inboxes, spam filters, technical restrictions, or other factors outside the Company’s reasonable control.
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Updates to the Terms
15.12. The Company reserves the right to update, amend, modify, or revise these Terms from time to time where reasonably necessary for legal, regulatory, technical, operational, or business reasons.
15.13. The most current version of the Terms shall always be published on the Website.
15.14. Continued use of the Website or the Product after an updated version of the Terms has been published shall constitute acceptance of the updated Terms.
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Effective Date
15.15. These Terms of Service were last updated on:
31 March 2026
11.1. By purchasing the Product, accessing the Product, or participating in any Communication Channels associated with the Product, the Customer agrees to comply with these Terms and to behave in a lawful, respectful, and reasonable manner.
11.2. The Customer agrees not to engage in any conduct that may disrupt the learning environment, interfere with the Company’s operation of the Product, harm other participants, damage the Company’s reputation, or otherwise undermine the purpose of the Product.
11.3. The Customer shall not, directly or indirectly, engage in any of the following prohibited conduct:
• posting, sending, publishing, or sharing abusive, offensive, insulting, defamatory, threatening, discriminatory, harassing, hateful, or otherwise inappropriate messages or content;
• engaging in personal attacks, intimidation, bullying, hostility, or repeated disruptive behavior;
• posting spam, unsolicited advertising, or unauthorized promotional content;
• using the Product, Communication Channels, or the Company’s audience to promote personal services, coaching, consulting, courses, communities, affiliate links, products, or business offers without the Company’s prior written consent;
• recruiting, soliciting, or attempting to attract other participants, customers, subscribers, or members away from the Company or into third-party programs, groups, communities, services, or businesses;
• sending unsolicited direct messages, sales messages, or business proposals to other participants using contact opportunities obtained through the Product or Communication Channels;
• sharing illegal, infringing, harmful, fraudulent, obscene, or otherwise inappropriate content;
• impersonating another person, misrepresenting identity, or acting in a deceptive or dishonest manner;
• engaging in fraudulent conduct, payment abuse, dispute abuse, or deliberate misuse of support or community systems;
• encouraging other participants to violate these Terms, dispute payments in bad faith, misuse the Product, or infringe the Company’s rights;
• interfering with or attempting to interfere with the operation, moderation, administration, or security of the Product or Communication Channels.
11.4. The Customer acknowledges that the Product may include communication spaces, private groups, waiting groups, support groups, Telegram channels, Telegram chats, community spaces, or other communication environments operated by the Company.
11.5. Such Communication Channels are provided solely for the educational, informational, and organizational purposes determined by the Company.
11.6. The Customer shall not use any Communication Channels as a marketplace, advertising board, networking database, prospecting environment, recruiting tool, or lead-generation source unless the Company has expressly authorized such use in writing.
11.7. The Company reserves the right to moderate all Communication Channels associated with the Product at its sole discretion.
11.8. The Company may monitor messages, comments, and participation activity within Communication Channels for the purpose of moderation, safety, compliance, operational management, and enforcement of these Terms, subject to applicable privacy laws.
11.9. The Company may remove, edit, restrict, hide, archive, or delete any message, comment, post, content, or communication that it reasonably considers to be:
• disruptive;
• inappropriate;
• off-topic;
• abusive;
• promotional;
• misleading;
• harmful to the learning environment;
• contrary to these Terms.
11.10. The Company is under no obligation to preserve, archive, restore, or provide access to removed comments, deleted posts, restricted discussions, or prior communication history in any Communication Channel.
11.11. The Customer acknowledges that the Company may establish and enforce additional practical rules, moderation rules, or communication guidelines for specific Communication Channels, Course groups, or educational environments, and the Customer agrees to comply with such rules where communicated by the Company.
11.12. The Company reserves the right, at its sole discretion and without prior notice, to issue warnings, restrict interaction, mute, suspend, remove, or permanently exclude the Customer from any Communication Channels where the Company reasonably believes that the Customer has violated these Terms or otherwise acted in a manner that is harmful to the Company, the Product, or other participants.
11.13. In the event of a serious, repeated, or deliberate violation of these Terms, the Company may terminate the Customer’s access to the Product in whole or in part, without refund, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
11.14. The Customer acknowledges that removal from Communication Channels, moderation restrictions, muting, suspension, or termination of access for misconduct shall not entitle the Customer to any refund, compensation, reduction of price, or other remedy, except where such remedy is required by non-excludable law.
11.15. The Company is not obligated to respond to every message, request, question, comment, tag, mention, or support request submitted by the Customer within Communication Channels.
11.16. Unless expressly stated on the Website or in the selected Tariff description, the Product does not include unlimited support, unlimited replies, personalized coaching, custom consulting, individual strategy advice, or guaranteed response times in chats or community spaces.
11.17. The Company may modify, reorganize, replace, suspend, archive, restrict, or permanently close any Communication Channel, support group, waiting group, discussion space, or similar environment associated with the Product at any time where reasonably necessary for technical, moderation, educational, legal, security, business, or operational reasons.
11.18. The Customer shall not rely on continued existence of any specific group, chat, or communication format unless such continued access is expressly guaranteed in the Tariff description on the Website.
11.19. The Customer agrees to use the Product, the Website, and all Communication Channels only for lawful purposes and in compliance with these Terms and all applicable laws and regulations.
11.20. Any violation of this Section may be treated by the Company as a material breach of these Terms.
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12. Limitation of Liability and Disclaimer of Warranties
12.1. To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the Company shall not be liable for any indirect, incidental, consequential, special, or punitive damages arising out of or in connection with the Customer’s use of the Product.
12.2. The Company provides the Product as an educational and informational resource only.
12.3. The Company does not guarantee that the Customer will achieve any particular business, financial, professional, creative, or personal results from using the Product.
12.4. The Customer acknowledges that success in any creative, business, or professional activity depends on numerous factors beyond the control of the Company, including the Customer’s effort, skills, experience, market conditions, resources, and external circumstances.
12.5. Any examples, demonstrations, case studies, illustrations, or success stories presented in the Product are provided for educational purposes only and shall not be interpreted as guarantees of results.
12.6. The Company shall not be liable for any decisions, actions, investments, purchases, business activities, or professional steps taken by the Customer based on the information provided in the Product.
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Third-Party Services
12.7. The Product may reference, demonstrate, or recommend the use of Third-Party Services, including but not limited to artificial intelligence tools, software platforms, applications, online services, payment systems, or external resources.
12.8. The Company does not control and is not responsible for the availability, functionality, pricing, reliability, legality, or continued operation of any Third-Party Services.
12.9. The Customer acknowledges that Third-Party Services may change their terms, pricing, availability, features, access rules, or functionality at any time.
12.10. The Company shall not be liable for any losses, costs, damages, delays, or inconvenience arising from the use, unavailability, malfunction, suspension, or modification of any Third-Party Services.
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Technology and Platform Disclaimer
12.11. The Product may be delivered through various technical platforms, including but not limited to email systems, websites, hosting platforms, messaging services, Telegram channels, Telegram bots, communication platforms, or other digital delivery systems.
12.12. The Company shall not be liable for interruptions, delays, errors, or failures caused by technical issues beyond the Company’s reasonable control, including but not limited to:
• internet outages;
• platform failures;
• hosting disruptions;
• messaging service interruptions;
• software bugs;
• system updates;
• cyber incidents;
• service restrictions imposed by third parties.
12.13. The Company does not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free access to the Product.
12.13A. To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the Product and the Website are provided on an “as available” basis, and the Company makes no warranty that access will be uninterrupted, timely, secure, or error-free.
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Educational Nature of the Product
12.14. The Customer acknowledges that the Product is an educational program and not professional financial, legal, investment, tax, medical, or psychological advice.
12.15. The Customer is solely responsible for evaluating any information provided in the Product and for deciding whether and how to apply such information.
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Limitation of Financial Liability
12.16. To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the total aggregate liability of the Company arising out of or relating to the Product, the Website, or these Terms shall not exceed the total amount actually paid by the Customer to the Company for the Product giving rise to the claim.
12.17. The Customer agrees that this limitation of liability represents a reasonable allocation of risk between the Customer and the Company.
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Force Majeure
12.18. The Company shall not be liable for any failure or delay in performing its obligations under these Terms where such failure or delay results from events beyond the Company’s reasonable control.
12.19. Such events may include, but are not limited to:
• natural disasters;
• war;
• government actions;
• regulatory restrictions;
• cyber attacks;
• infrastructure failures;
• telecommunications failures;
• platform shutdowns;
• widespread technical disruptions;
• labor disputes;
• pandemics or public health emergencies.
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Non-Excludable Liability
12.20. Nothing in these Terms shall exclude or limit any liability that cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law, including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, fraud, or any other liability that cannot legally be excluded.
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Customer Responsibility
12.21. The Customer acknowledges that the use of the Product is voluntary and undertaken at the Customer’s own discretion and risk.
12.22. The Customer is solely responsible for their use of the Product and for any outcomes resulting from such use.
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13. Suspension, Termination, and Refusal of Access
13.1. The Company reserves the right, at its sole discretion and to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, to suspend, restrict, limit, deny, revoke, or terminate the Customer’s access to the Product, the Website, the Materials, or any associated Communication Channels where the Company reasonably considers such action necessary for legal, operational, security, moderation, compliance, technical, commercial, or business protection purposes.
13.2. The Company may exercise the rights described in this Section immediately, with or without prior notice, where the Customer has materially breached these Terms or where the Company reasonably believes that continued access may create legal, commercial, reputational, operational, payment, intellectual property, abuse, or security risks.
13.3. Without limitation, the Company may suspend, restrict, or terminate access where the Customer:
• violates any provision of these Terms;
• infringes or threatens to infringe the Company’s intellectual property rights;
• shares access credentials, invitation links, Materials, or Product content with third parties;
• reproduces, records, redistributes, republishes, resells, or commercially exploits the Product or any part of it without authorization;
• engages in fraud, abuse, deception, or dishonest conduct;
• initiates bad-faith chargebacks, payment reversals, or payment disputes;
• uses the Product in a manner inconsistent with its educational purpose;
• attempts to gain unauthorized access to the Product, systems, or communication environments;
• misuses support systems, moderation processes, or communication channels;
• engages in conduct that may harm the Company, the Product, the Website, the Company’s representatives, or other participants.
13.4. The Company may also suspend, restrict, or terminate access where reasonably necessary for:
• technical maintenance, migration, platform replacement, or infrastructure changes;
• security, fraud prevention, abuse prevention, or compliance checks;
• investigation of suspected breaches of these Terms;
• moderation or safety concerns;
• legal, regulatory, tax, sanctions, payment, or compliance obligations;
• force majeure events or third-party platform failures.
13.5. Suspension, restriction, or termination under this Section may include, without limitation:
• removal from Telegram channels, Telegram bots, private groups, waiting groups, or other Communication Channels;
• deactivation of invitation links, permissions, or access credentials;
• blocking access to Materials, course pages, or digital environments;
• limitation of access to particular modules, stages, or components of the Product;
• complete termination of access to the Product;
• refusal to provide future services, Products, or access to the Customer.
13.6. The Customer acknowledges that access to the Product is conditional upon continued compliance with these Terms and that the Company is not required to continue providing access where the Customer has materially breached these Terms.
13.7. Where access is suspended or terminated due to the Customer’s breach of these Terms, misuse of the Product, fraud, payment abuse, intellectual property infringement, or other wrongful conduct, the Customer shall not be entitled to any refund, credit, price reduction, compensation, or reinstatement, except where such remedy is required by applicable law.
13.8. The Customer further acknowledges that termination or suspension of access for cause shall not relieve the Customer of any obligations already owed to the Company and shall not affect any rights or remedies that have accrued before such suspension or termination.
13.9. The Company shall not be obligated to restore access once it has been suspended or terminated for cause, unless the Company expressly agrees to do so in writing.
13.10. The Company may refuse future purchases, future registrations, future participation, or future access requests from any Customer previously suspended, terminated, removed, or flagged for abuse, fraud, payment disputes, infringement, or other serious non-compliance.
13.11. The Company may maintain internal records relating to warnings, restrictions, suspensions, terminations, chargebacks, payment abuse, intellectual property complaints, moderation actions, and compliance concerns for legitimate business, compliance, fraud prevention, legal defense, and recordkeeping purposes, subject to applicable privacy law.
13.12. The rights set out in this Section are contractual rights of the Company and are in addition to, and not in substitution for, any other rights or remedies available to the Company under these Terms, at law, in equity, or otherwise.
13.13. The Customer acknowledges that the Company may discontinue, replace, restructure, migrate, or withdraw any specific Product, Tariff, Communication Channel, support space, waiting group, delivery environment, or technical format for legitimate business, technical, educational, or operational reasons, provided that such change does not unlawfully deprive the Customer of access already owed under applicable law.
13.14. Where the Company replaces one communication method, delivery channel, or technical platform with another reasonably equivalent method, such replacement shall not constitute a breach of these Terms.
13.15. Any suspension, restriction, or termination under this Section shall not affect the continued validity and enforceability of any provisions of these Terms which by their nature are intended to survive, including but not limited to provisions relating to payments, refunds, intellectual property, disclaimers, limitation of liability, dispute resolution, evidence of access, and governing law.
13.16. Nothing in this Section shall exclude any mandatory rights that cannot lawfully be excluded under applicable law; however, the Customer acknowledges that the Company is entitled to protect its Product, systems, participants, Materials, business interests, and legal position by exercising the rights described in this Section.
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14. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution
14.1. These Terms, the purchase of the Product, and any dispute, claim, or controversy arising out of or in connection with the Product, the Website, or these Terms shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of England and Wales, without regard to conflict of law principles.
14.2. By purchasing the Product or using the Website, the Customer agrees that the legal relationship between the Customer and the Company shall be governed by the laws of England and Wales, except where mandatory consumer protection laws of the Customer’s country of residence apply and cannot legally be excluded.
14.3. The Customer acknowledges that the Company operates internationally and that the Product may be accessed from different jurisdictions. Nothing in these Terms shall deprive the Customer of any mandatory consumer protection rights that apply under applicable law.
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Good Faith Resolution of Disputes
14.4. In the event of any dispute, claim, complaint, or disagreement arising from or relating to the Product, the Customer agrees to first attempt to resolve the matter directly with the Company in good faith before initiating any formal legal proceedings.
14.5. The Customer shall submit any complaint, claim, or dispute request to the Company in writing by contacting the Company through the support email specified in these Terms.
14.6. The Customer agrees to provide reasonable details regarding the issue, including sufficient information to identify the purchase, the nature of the concern, and any relevant supporting documentation.
14.7. The Company shall be given a reasonable opportunity to investigate the matter and attempt to resolve the dispute amicably.
14.8. The Customer acknowledges that initiating payment disputes, chargebacks, or complaints with financial institutions without first attempting to resolve the matter directly with the Company may be taken into account in the Company’s response to such dispute, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
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Jurisdiction
14.9. Subject to any mandatory consumer protection rights that cannot be excluded under applicable law, the courts of England and Wales shall have exclusive jurisdiction to resolve any dispute, claim, or controversy arising out of or relating to these Terms, the Product, or the Website.
14.10. Where applicable consumer protection laws require disputes to be heard in the courts of the Customer’s place of residence, such mandatory jurisdiction rights shall remain unaffected.
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Evidence and Digital Records
14.11. The Customer acknowledges that electronic records maintained by the Company may be used as evidence in any dispute or legal proceeding relating to the Product or these Terms.
14.12. Such records may include, without limitation:
• payment confirmations;
• transaction identifiers;
• payment provider logs;
• access logs;
• system records showing access to the Product;
• email delivery records;
• invitation links or access credentials issued to the Customer;
• communication history with the Customer.
14.13. The Customer agrees that such electronic records may be used by the Company for the purposes of defending claims, responding to payment disputes, demonstrating delivery of the Product, or otherwise enforcing these Terms.
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Payment Disputes and Chargebacks
14.14. The Customer agrees that the Company may submit relevant evidence to Payment Providers, financial institutions, or dispute resolution bodies in order to respond to any chargeback, payment dispute, or payment reversal initiated by the Customer.
14.15. The Customer acknowledges that where the Company demonstrates that access to the Product was granted in accordance with these Terms, the Customer may not be entitled to a refund merely because they subsequently chose not to use the Product.
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Severability
14.16. If any provision of these Terms is determined by a competent court or authority to be invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, that provision shall be severed from the remaining Terms, and the remaining provisions shall continue in full force and effect.
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Entire Agreement
14.17. These Terms constitute the entire agreement between the Customer and the Company regarding the Product and supersede any prior agreements, understandings, communications, or representations relating to the subject matter of these Terms.
14.18. The Customer acknowledges that, in purchasing the Product, they rely on the description of the Product and the terms expressly made available by the Company on the Website at the time of purchase.
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15. Company Information and Contact Details
15.1. The Product described in these Terms is provided by:
NOT HOBBY SCHOOL LLP
A limited liability partnership registered in England and Wales
Company Number: OC460179
Registered Office:
2 Frederick Street
Kings Cross
London WC1X 0ND
United Kingdom
15.2. The Company’s registered office address and registration details are maintained in the public register of Companies House and may be verified through the Companies House register.
15.3. The Company operates the Website and provides the Product through the following official website:
Website:
https://nothobby.school/
15.4. The Company may provide the Product through digital platforms, including but not limited to email delivery systems, messaging services, learning platforms, Telegram channels, Telegram bots, communication channels, or other digital environments associated with the Website.
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Support and Communication
15.5. The primary support contact for matters relating to the Product is the following email address:
Support Email:
nothobby.school@gmail.com
15.6. Customers may contact the Company through the support email regarding:
• access to the Product;
• technical issues relating to access;
• refund requests where applicable under these Terms;
• general questions relating to the Product;
• contractual or legal inquiries relating to these Terms.
15.7. The Company shall make reasonable efforts to review support requests within a reasonable time; however, response times may vary depending on operational workload, weekends, public holidays, technical circumstances, or other operational factors.
15.8. Unless otherwise stated on the Website, the Company does not guarantee immediate responses or real-time support.
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Official Communication
15.9. The Customer agrees that official communication relating to the Product may be delivered through one or more of the following channels:
• the email address provided by the Customer during purchase;
• messages delivered through the Website or associated platforms;
• announcements within Communication Channels associated with the Product;
• notifications sent through messaging services or digital delivery environments used for the Product.
15.10. The Customer is responsible for ensuring that the contact information provided during purchase is accurate and accessible.
15.11. The Company shall not be responsible for communication failures resulting from incorrect email addresses, inaccessible inboxes, spam filters, technical restrictions, or other factors outside the Company’s reasonable control.
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Updates to the Terms
15.12. The Company reserves the right to update, amend, modify, or revise these Terms from time to time where reasonably necessary for legal, regulatory, technical, operational, or business reasons.
15.13. The most current version of the Terms shall always be published on the Website.
15.14. Continued use of the Website or the Product after an updated version of the Terms has been published shall constitute acceptance of the updated Terms.
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Effective Date
15.15. These Terms of Service were last updated on:
31 March 2026
NOT HOBBY SCHOOL LLP
A limited liability partnership registered in England and Wales
Company Number: OC460179
Registered Office:
2 Frederick Street
Kings Cross
London WC1X 0ND
United Kingdom
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A limited liability partnership registered in England and Wales
Company Number: OC460179
Registered Office:
2 Frederick Street
Kings Cross
London WC1X 0ND
United Kingdom
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