PUBLIC OFFERFOR THE PROVISION OF INFORMATION AND TRAINING SERVICESEffective date: 01 July 2026This document constitutes a public offer (the “Offer”) of Margarita Shabelnikova IE, operating under the brand TargeRita / Targerita (the “Service Provider”), to provide Google Ads training, digital advertising training, information, methodological, and related support services to any capable individual or legal entity (the “Client”) on the terms set out below.
By making full or partial payment for the Services via PayLink, acquiring payment links, bank acquiring, payment provider, bank transfer, or any other payment method indicated by the Service Provider, the Client accepts this Offer and a contract is deemed concluded between the Client and the Service Provider in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Armenia, unless mandatory applicable law provides otherwise.
If the Client qualifies as a consumer under any mandatory consumer protection laws applicable to the Contract, including the consumer protection laws of the Republic of Armenia and, where applicable, mandatory consumer protection laws of the Client’s country of habitual residence, the Client retains all mandatory consumer rights that cannot be waived, limited, or excluded by contract. Nothing in this Offer limits, excludes, or restricts any consumer rights that cannot be limited, excluded, or restricted under mandatory applicable law.
1.GENERAL PROVISIONS1.1. This Offer is a public contract offer under the legislation of the Republic of Armenia. Acceptance of this Offer is performed by full or partial payment for the selected Services.
1.2. The Parties confirm their legal capacity and authority required to enter into and perform this Contract.
1.3. The Parties expressly agree that this Contract is not a contract for formal paid educational services and does not provide state-recognized education, certification, diploma, professional qualification, or license. The Services are provided as information, training, practical, methodological, and support services.
1.4. The Services are provided online and may include access to digital training materials, videos, templates, checklists, presentations, assignments, feedback, mentorship, group communication channels, webinars, recordings, and other components depending on the selected Plan.
1.5. The detailed description, scope, duration, access period, price, and key characteristics of each Service plan are published on the Website and/or communicated to the Client before payment.
1.6. If any provision of this Offer contradicts mandatory applicable law, the mandatory provision of applicable law shall prevail, and the remaining provisions of this Offer shall remain valid.
1.7. The Service Provider may use third-party technical providers and platforms to provide the Services, including payment providers, acquiring banks, email services, communication services, course websites, online learning platforms, and related technical tools.
2.DEFINITIONS2.1. Website – the website used by the Service Provider to publish information about the Services, including targerita.digital and its subdomains.
2.2. Course Website – the website used to provide access to the Training, Digital Content, and Materials, including targerita.eduonline.io or any other website indicated by the Service Provider.
2.3. Offer – this public offer / terms of service.
2.4. Contract – the contract between the Service Provider and the Client concluded by Acceptance of this Offer.
2.5. Acceptance – full and unconditional acceptance of this Offer by making full or partial payment for the selected Services using the payment methods indicated by the Service Provider.
2.6. Client – any capable individual or legal entity that accepts this Offer.
2.7. Consumer – a Client who qualifies as a consumer under mandatory consumer protection laws applicable to the Contract.
2.8. Service Provider – Margarita Shabelnikova IE, operating under the brand TargeRita / Targerita.
2.9. Services – information, training, methodological, feedback, mentorship, support, and/or related services in the field of Google Ads and digital advertising provided by the Service Provider under this Offer, depending on the selected Plan.
2.10. Training – a set of informational and training materials in electronic form, including videos, lessons, recordings, text materials, images, templates, checklists, presentations, tables, assignments, and other materials.
2.11. Digital Content – any Training materials and other content supplied in electronic form, including videos, recordings, files, templates, checklists, presentations, text materials, tables, chat materials, and other electronic content.
2.12. Materials – all content provided within the Services, including videos, lessons, recordings, templates, tables, checklists, presentations, assignments, comments, feedback, chat materials, and other materials.
2.13. Platform – the Course Website and/or the online learning platform, software, infrastructure, or technical provider used by the Service Provider to provide access to the Training, Digital Content, and Materials, including targerita.eduonline.io, AXL.tech, and/or any other platform indicated by the Service Provider.
2.14. AXL.tech – the third-party online learning platform, technical infrastructure, or service provider that may be used to provide access to the Training, Digital Content, and Materials and/or to record technical data about access to and use of the Training.
2.15. Access Invitation – an email, link, message, notification, or other electronic instruction sent to the Client after successful payment, allowing the Client to accept access, create an account, register, log in, or otherwise obtain access to the Training on the Course Website or Platform.
2.16. Course Start / Commencement of Use – any action by the Client after successful payment indicating that the Client has started using the Training, Digital Content, Materials, Course Website, Platform, or Services, including accepting the Access Invitation, following the access link, registering on the Course Website, creating an account, logging into the Course Website or Platform, opening lessons, starting video playback, viewing materials, downloading files, submitting assignments, joining chats, or otherwise interacting with the Training.
2.17. Course Use / Use of Materials – any action by the Client confirming access to, opening, viewing, playback, watching, downloading, copying, use, or other interaction with the Training, Digital Content, Materials, Course Website, Platform, or any part thereof.
2.18. Platform Logs – technical data generated by the Course Website, Platform, AXL.tech, and/or related technical tools, including records of delivery of the Access Invitation, acceptance of access, registration, account creation, login, access to the Course Website, opening of lessons or materials, video playback, viewing progress, timestamps, user activity, IP address, device/browser data, and other similar technical records confirming access to or use of the Training, Digital Content, Materials, or Services.
2.19. Withdrawal Period – the statutory period during which a Consumer may withdraw from a distance contract without giving any reason, where such right applies under mandatory applicable law. Unless mandatory applicable law provides otherwise, the Withdrawal Period is 14 (fourteen) calendar days.
2.20. Plan – the specific package of Services selected by the Client, including access-only, access with feedback, access with mentorship, or any other plan published on the Website and/or communicated before payment.
3.SUBJECT OF THE OFFER3.1. The Service Provider provides the Client with paid information and training services in the field of Google Ads and digital advertising, including practical guidance, methodological materials, and, depending on the selected Plan, feedback and/or mentorship support.
3.2. The Services may include, depending on the selected Plan:
(a) access to Training content, videos, lessons, recordings, and Materials;
(b) access to webinars and/or recordings, if applicable;
(c) access to group communication channels, if applicable;
(d) review of assignments and feedback, if included in the selected Plan;
(e) mentorship and support within the scope of the selected Plan, if applicable;
(f) provision of templates, checklists, tables, and other methodological materials;
(g) other components described on the Website and/or communicated before payment.
3.3. The exact content, format, access period, scope of feedback, mentorship limits, communication channels, response times, and other conditions are defined on the Website, payment page, payment link, and/or in direct communication with the Client before payment.
3.4. The Services are limited to providing information, training materials, recommendations, and practical guidance for independent use by the Client. The Client independently decides whether and how to apply the information received.
3.5. The Services are intended for professional, business, and/or independent practical use by the Client.
3.6. The Service Provider does not provide legal, tax, accounting, investment, medical, psychological, or other regulated professional advice under this Contract.
3.7. The Service Provider does not guarantee that the Client will obtain any specific business, financial, advertising, professional, educational, account approval, platform approval, campaign performance, or other result as a consequence of receiving or applying the Services.
4.SERVICE PLANS, PAYMENT IN PARTS, AND ACCESS4.1. The Client may purchase one of the Service plans published on the Website and/or otherwise communicated by the Service Provider before payment.
4.2. The available plans may include, among others:
4.2.1. Google Ads Training Service – access to training materials without individual feedback.
4.2.2. Google Ads Training Service with Feedback – access to training materials plus review of homework assignments and feedback provided by the Service Provider within the limits of the selected Plan.
4.2.3. Google Ads Training Service with Mentorship – access to training materials plus mentorship and support within the scope described on the Website and/or communicated before payment.
4.3. The content, format, response times, limits, duration, access period, and communication channels for Feedback and Mentorship are defined on the Website and/or communicated to the Client at the time of purchase.
4.4. The Client may be offered the option to pay for the Training in two or more separate parts, where such option is indicated on the Website, payment page, payment link description, payment description, or otherwise communicated by the Service Provider.
4.5. In the case of payment in parts, access to Training materials, lessons, recordings, and related components may be provided proportionally to the amount actually paid by the Client at the relevant time.
4.6. Each partial payment constitutes a separate payment obligation under this Contract and may be reflected in the payment link and/or payment confirmation with a corresponding service name, including an indication such as “Part 1”, “Part 2”, or equivalent wording.
4.7. Until the full cost of the Training is paid, the Service Provider is entitled to:
(a) limit access to Training materials to the portion corresponding to the paid part;
(b) suspend or withhold access to subsequent modules, lessons, recordings, or support components related to the unpaid part;
(c) refuse to provide unpaid feedback, mentorship, or support components.
4.8. If the Client fails to complete payment of the next part within the timeframe indicated on the Website, payment description, payment page, payment link, or in direct communication with the Service Provider, the Service Provider shall not be obliged to provide access to the unpaid portion of the Training.
4.9. Payments made for separate parts are deemed payments for separately identified portions of the Training. In case of withdrawal or refund, the amount corresponding to already supplied, opened, accessible, viewed, downloaded, or otherwise used Materials and/or Services may be considered payment for Services and/or Digital Content already supplied and may be non-refundable to the extent permitted by mandatory applicable law.
4.10. Course Start, Course Use, and Use of Materials may be confirmed by Platform Logs, including logs from the Course Website, AXL.tech, and/or related technical tools.
5.CONCLUSION OF THE CONTRACT AND PAYMENT PROCESS5.1. Before making payment, the Client must review:
(a) this Offer;
(b) the Privacy Policy;
(c) the Refund Policy, if published separately;
(d) the description, scope, duration, access period, price, and key characteristics of the selected Plan on the Website, payment page, payment link, and/or plan description.
5.2. The Contract is deemed concluded from the moment the Service Provider receives successful full or partial payment from the Client, unless mandatory applicable law provides otherwise.
5.3. Payment confirmation, PayLink confirmation, acquiring/bank confirmation, email confirmation, payment page data, and/or Platform registration data may serve as evidence of the conclusion of the Contract.
5.4. Clicking the “Buy”, “Купить”, “Buy Course”, “Purchase”, “Pay”, or similar button on the Website does not automatically debit the Client’s funds. After clicking such button, the Client may be redirected to PayLink, the acquiring bank, payment provider, or other payment page, where the Client independently enters payment details and confirms the payment.
5.5. By making payment on the payment page, the Client confirms that the Client understands that the selected Services are paid services and that payment creates a payment obligation.
5.6. The Service Provider shall use clear wording on the Website and/or payment flow indicating that the Client is purchasing paid Services, such as “Buy”, “Купить”, “Buy Course”, “Pay and Get Access”, “Purchase”, or similar wording.
5.7. If the Client pays through PayLink, a payment provider, or acquiring bank, the payment process may be subject to the terms and technical rules of the relevant payment provider or bank.
5.8. The Services are considered paid when funds are credited to the Service Provider or when the Service Provider receives confirmation of successful payment from PayLink, the payment provider, or acquiring bank.
6.ACCESS INVITATION, REGISTRATION, AND COURSE START6.1. After successful payment, the Service Provider may send the Client an Access Invitation to the email address provided by the Client during purchase.
6.2. The Access Invitation may contain a link to the Course Website, including targerita.eduonline.io, instructions for accepting access, creating an account, registering, logging in, and/or accessing the Training, Digital Content, and Materials.
6.3. The mere sending of the Access Invitation by the Service Provider does not by itself necessarily mean that the Client has viewed or used the Training Materials.
6.4. The Client’s acceptance of the Access Invitation, following the access link, registration on the Course Website, account creation, login, opening of lessons, video playback, downloading of Materials, submission of assignments, joining chats, or any other Course Use / Use of Materials confirms that the Client has started using the Training, Digital Content, Materials, Course Website, Platform, or Services.
6.5. Course Start, Course Use, and Use of Materials may be confirmed by Platform Logs, including logs from the Course Website, AXL.tech, targerita.eduonline.io, and/or related technical tools.
6.6. Platform Logs may be used as technical evidence of:
(a) delivery of the Access Invitation;
(b) acceptance of access by the Client;
(c) registration or account creation by the Client;
(d) login to the Course Website or Platform;
(e) opening of lessons or Materials;
(f) video playback and viewing progress;
(g) downloading or use of Materials;
(h) submission of assignments;
(i) joining chats or other communication channels;
(j) supply and use of the Services and/or Digital Content.
6.7. Nothing in this Section limits any mandatory rights of the Client that cannot be excluded or restricted under applicable law.
7.PRICE AND PAYMENT TERMS7.1. The price of the Services is published on the Website and/or indicated on the payment page or payment link at the time of payment. The Service Provider may change prices at any time before payment.
7.2. The final price applicable to the Client is the price indicated on the Website, payment page, payment link, payment description, or otherwise communicated to the Client before payment.
7.3. Currency:
(a) For Clients who are not residents of the Republic of Armenia, payment for the Services may be made in United States Dollars (USD) or another currency indicated by the Service Provider.
(b) For Clients who are residents of the Republic of Armenia, payment for the Services is made in Armenian Drams (AMD), unless mandatory applicable law permits otherwise.
7.4. Payment is made via PayLink, acquiring payment links, bank acquiring, payment providers, bank transfer, or other payment methods indicated by the Service Provider.
7.5. Bank fees, payment system fees, acquiring fees, and currency conversion costs may be borne by the Client, unless mandatory applicable law provides otherwise.
7.6. The Service Provider is not responsible for payment failures, payment delays, card issuing bank decisions, anti-fraud checks, payment provider restrictions, chargebacks, or currency conversion rates applied by banks or payment systems.
8.COUNTRY / RESIDENCY DECLARATION8.1. By making payment in a currency intended for non-residents of the Republic of Armenia, including USD, the Client confirms and warrants that the Client is not a resident of the Republic of Armenia, unless otherwise agreed with the Service Provider.
8.2. If the Client is a resident of the Republic of Armenia, the Client must contact the Service Provider prior to payment at
[email protected] to arrange payment in AMD, unless AMD payment is already available on the Website, payment page, or payment link.
8.3. The Client bears responsibility for the accuracy of the country, residency, and payment information provided during payment and registration. All risks and consequences related to providing inaccurate or misleading information are borne by the Client, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
8.4. If the Service Provider reasonably identifies that the payer is a resident of the Republic of Armenia and payment was made in a currency or method not intended for such payer, the Service Provider may:
(a) refund the payment to the original payment method;
(b) contact the Client to arrange compliant payment in AMD;
(c) take other actions required by applicable law, accounting rules, tax rules, payment provider rules, or bank requirements.
9.SERVICE DELIVERY PROCEDURE9.1. To receive the Services, the Client may be required to provide:
(a) full name;
(b) email address;
(c) phone number, if required for access or support;
(d) country of residence;
(e) payment confirmation;
(f) other information reasonably necessary to provide access to the Training and Services.
9.2. Access to Training materials is provided electronically via the Course Website, Platform, links, email, group channels, or other methods specified by the Service Provider.
9.3. Unless otherwise stated on the Website or communicated to the Client, the Access Invitation is generally sent within 1 (one) business day after successful payment.
9.4. If the Client does not receive the Access Invitation, the Client must contact the Service Provider at
[email protected] and provide proof of payment if requested.
9.5. Unless otherwise stated on the Website, payment page, payment link, or in the selected Plan, access to the Training, Digital Content, and Materials is provided for 1 (one) year from the date the Access Invitation is sent to the Client. After the expiry of this access period, the Service Provider may terminate the Client’s access to the Course Website, Platform, Training, Digital Content, and Materials.
9.6. If access is granted only to a specific part, module, or paid portion of the Training, access may be limited to such part, module, or paid portion and may terminate in accordance with the conditions communicated before payment.
9.7. The Client is responsible for having the necessary equipment, software, browser, internet connection, and technical ability to access the Course Website, Platform, and Materials.
9.8. Feedback / Mentorship, if included in the selected Plan:
(a) the Client has 1 (one) month from the date access to the relevant lesson is granted to submit an assignment, unless otherwise stated;
(b) review time is up to 10 (ten) days from receipt of the assignment, unless otherwise stated;
(c) after the submission window closes, the Service Provider may decline review or mentorship obligations, unless mandatory applicable law provides otherwise.
9.9. Group chat access, if included in the selected Plan, is provided during the Training period and 10 (ten) days after its end, unless otherwise stated on the Website or in the selected Plan.
9.10. The Service Provider may use third-party platforms, including the Course Website, AXL.tech, payment providers, email services, communication platforms, and other technical tools to provide the Services.
10.WITHDRAWAL / REFUNDS10.1. The Client may request withdrawal from the Contract and/or a refund by sending a clear written notice to
[email protected] from the email address used at purchase with the subject line: “Refund request / Withdrawal”.
10.2. Where the Client qualifies as a Consumer and the Contract is a distance contract under mandatory applicable consumer protection law, the Consumer may withdraw from the Contract without giving any reason within the statutory Withdrawal Period.
10.3. Unless mandatory applicable law provides otherwise, the Withdrawal Period is 14 (fourteen) calendar days.
10.4. For the purposes of this Offer, the Withdrawal Period starts from the date on which PayLink, the payment provider, acquiring bank, or other payment system confirms successful payment, unless mandatory applicable law provides another starting point.
10.5. To exercise the right of withdrawal, the Consumer must send a withdrawal request before the expiry of the Withdrawal Period. The request should include the Client’s full name, email address used for purchase, payment date, selected Plan, and payment confirmation if available.
10.6. If a Consumer submits a valid withdrawal request within the Withdrawal Period, the Service Provider shall review and process the request in accordance with mandatory applicable consumer protection law.
10.7. Where mandatory applicable law requires a refund within the Withdrawal Period, such refund shall be processed to the original payment method within the period required by applicable law and/or the payment provider’s rules.
10.8. After receiving a withdrawal request and/or making a refund decision, the Service Provider may terminate the Client’s access to the Training, Digital Content, Materials, Course Website, Platform, chats, feedback, mentorship, and any other Service components within 1 (one) business day.
10.9. After submitting a withdrawal request, the Client must refrain from further accessing, viewing, downloading, copying, distributing, sharing, or otherwise using the Training, Digital Content, Materials, Course Website, Platform, chats, recordings, templates, checklists, presentations, and any other Service components.
10.10. The Client acknowledges that refund and withdrawal rights do not grant the Client any right to continue using, copying, storing, distributing, transferring, publishing, reselling, or otherwise exploiting the Training, Digital Content, Materials, or any other intellectual property of the Service Provider after withdrawal from the Contract or receipt of a refund.
10.11. If the Client does not qualify as a Consumer, or if mandatory consumer withdrawal rights do not apply to the Client or the Contract, payments are non-refundable after the Client has received the Access Invitation and/or access to the Training, Digital Content, Materials, Course Website, Platform, or Services, except where otherwise required by mandatory applicable law or expressly agreed by the Service Provider.
10.12. Refund requests submitted after the expiry of the Withdrawal Period may be declined, except where mandatory applicable law provides otherwise.
10.13. After the expiry of the Withdrawal Period, the Service Provider may decline a refund if the Services and/or Digital Content have been supplied, access has been granted, or the Client has started using the Training, Digital Content, Materials, Course Website, Platform, or Services.
10.14. The Client’s acceptance of the Access Invitation, following the access link, registration on the Course Website, account creation, login to the Course Website or Platform, opening of lessons, video playback, viewing progress, downloading of Materials, submission of assignments, joining chats, or other use of the Training, Digital Content, Materials, Platform, or Services may be used as evidence that the Services and/or Digital Content were supplied and used.
10.15. Course Start, Course Use, and Use of Materials recorded by the Course Website, Platform, AXL.tech, and/or related technical tools shall be considered technical evidence that the Client has started receiving and using the Services and/or Digital Content, unless the Client provides reasonable and verifiable evidence of a technical error.
10.16. Platform Logs may include, without limitation, records of delivery of the Access Invitation, acceptance of access, registration, account creation, login, opening of lessons or Materials, video playback, viewing progress, timestamps, user activity, IP address, device/browser data, downloading of files, assignment submissions, and other similar technical records.
10.17. Platform Logs may be used by the Service Provider when reviewing refund requests, determining whether the Services and/or Digital Content have been supplied and used, resolving claims, preventing abuse, and protecting the Service Provider’s rights and legitimate interests.
10.18. If the selected Plan includes feedback, homework review, mentorship, live sessions, chats, or other support components, the refundable amount, where a refund is required or granted, may be reduced by the value of the service components already provided or made available before the withdrawal request, including granted access, delivered materials, completed sessions, provided feedback, reviewed assignments, mentorship, and support already rendered, to the extent permitted by mandatory applicable law.
10.19. Payment system fees, bank fees, acquiring fees, currency conversion costs, and other non-refundable transaction costs actually incurred by the Service Provider may be deducted from the refundable amount only to the extent permitted by mandatory applicable law.
10.20. Refunds, where applicable, are processed to the original payment method, unless otherwise required by mandatory applicable law or technically impossible due to the payment provider’s rules.
10.21. A refund request shall not be granted solely on the basis that the Client:
(a) did not like the Training;
(b) changed their mind after the expiry of the Withdrawal Period;
(c) decided not to continue studying after the expiry of the Withdrawal Period;
(d) failed to achieve a desired business, advertising, financial, professional, educational, or other result;
(e) did not have enough time to study;
(f) did not use the Training fully;
(g) did not implement the recommendations;
(h) purchased the wrong Plan by mistake after being provided with the relevant information before payment.
Such circumstances do not by themselves constitute a defect, non-conformity, or non-performance of the Services, provided that the Services and/or Digital Content were supplied in accordance with this Offer and the description of the selected Plan.
10.22. If the Digital Content or Services are not supplied or are materially non-conforming due to reasons attributable to the Service Provider, the Client may request remedy, alternative access, proportionate price reduction, or refund where such remedy is required by mandatory applicable law.
10.23. Nothing in this Section limits any mandatory rights of the Client that cannot be excluded or restricted under mandatory applicable law.
11.DEFECTS, TECHNICAL ISSUES, AND NON-CONFORMITY11.1. If the Client cannot access the Training due to a technical issue caused by the Service Provider, the Course Website, or the Platform, the Client must notify the Service Provider at
[email protected] within a reasonable time and provide a description of the issue, screenshots, device/browser information, and any other information reasonably necessary to investigate the issue.
11.2. The Service Provider shall use reasonable efforts to restore access, provide alternative access, resend access instructions, or otherwise remedy the issue within a reasonable time.
11.3. The Service Provider is not responsible for issues caused by:
(a) incorrect email address or other inaccurate data provided by the Client;
(b) the Client’s device, browser, software, internet connection, or security settings;
(c) the Client’s failure to follow access instructions;
(d) payment provider or bank issues outside the Service Provider’s control;
(e) third-party platform outages outside the Service Provider’s reasonable control;
(f) force majeure events.
11.4. If the Digital Content or Services are not supplied or are materially non-conforming due to reasons attributable to the Service Provider, the Client may request remedy, alternative access, proportionate price reduction, or refund where such remedy is required by mandatory applicable law.
11.5. The Client must not misuse technical issues as a basis for refund where Platform Logs or other evidence confirm that the Client accessed and used the Training, Digital Content, Materials, Course Website, Platform, or Services.
12.NO GUARANTEE OF RESULTS12.1. The Service Provider does not guarantee any specific business, financial, marketing, advertising, professional, educational, account approval, platform approval, campaign performance, moderation, advertising account stability, or other result.
12.2. The Client understands that results from applying the information depend on multiple factors outside the Service Provider’s control, including the Client’s skills, niche, product, market, budget, implementation, advertising accounts, website, analytics, competition, platform algorithms, platform policies, moderation decisions, legal rules, and other circumstances.
12.3. The Client applies the information and recommendations at their own risk and remains solely responsible for decisions made based on the Services.
12.4. The Services are not defective merely because the Client did not achieve a desired result, did not implement the recommendations, lacked sufficient time or resources, changed their plans, or subjectively assessed the Training as unsuitable after receiving access and using the Materials.
13.CLIENT’S OBLIGATIONS13.1. The Client must provide accurate and up-to-date information necessary for payment, access, registration, communication, and provision of the Services.
13.2. The Client must keep login details, passwords, access links, and other access credentials confidential and must not transfer them to third parties.
13.3. The Client must not share, resell, publish, distribute, copy, upload, or otherwise make the Training, Digital Content, Materials, recordings, templates, chats, or access credentials available to third parties.
13.4. The Client must not interfere with the operation of the Website, Course Website, Platform, payment systems, communication channels, or other technical tools used by the Service Provider.
13.5. The Client must use the Services in good faith and comply with this Offer, applicable law, and the reasonable technical instructions of the Service Provider.
14.SERVICE PROVIDER’S RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS14.1. The Service Provider must provide the Services in accordance with this Offer and the description of the selected Plan.
14.2. The Service Provider may change the structure, order, design, format, platform, and technical method of providing the Training and Materials, provided that such changes do not materially reduce the scope of the paid Services.
14.3. The Service Provider may temporarily suspend access to the Course Website, Platform, or Materials for maintenance, updates, security reasons, technical reasons, or reasons beyond the Service Provider’s reasonable control.
14.4. The Service Provider may terminate or suspend the Client’s access without refund if the Client materially breaches this Offer, including by sharing access with third parties, distributing Materials, violating intellectual property rights, or abusing the refund process, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
14.5. The Service Provider may communicate with the Client by email, Platform messages, messengers, group chats, or other electronic communication channels used for the Services.
15.CLAIMS AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION15.1. The Parties will attempt to resolve disputes through negotiations.
15.2. Claims must be sent to
[email protected] and include the substance of the claim, supporting evidence, payment information, and the Client’s contact details.
15.3. The Service Provider replies within 15 (fifteen) business days from receipt of a properly submitted claim, unless mandatory applicable law requires another period.
15.4. This Offer and the Contract shall be governed by the laws of the Republic of Armenia, unless mandatory applicable law provides otherwise.
15.5. If the Client qualifies as a Consumer, this choice of law shall not deprive the Client of the protection afforded by mandatory provisions of consumer protection law that may apply under applicable conflict-of-laws rules.
16.LIABILITY16.1. This Offer and the Contract shall be governed by the laws of the Republic of Armenia. Each Party shall be liable only in accordance with this Contract and the laws of the Republic of Armenia, except where mandatory applicable law provides otherwise.
16.2. The Service Provider shall not be liable for any loss, damage, inability to access the Services, delay, interruption, non-performance, or improper performance caused by:
(a) inaccurate, incomplete, or outdated information provided by the Client;
(b) the Client’s failure to follow access, payment, registration, technical, or course instructions;
(c) the Client’s device, software, browser, internet connection, email settings, spam filters, security settings, or lack of technical ability;
(d) payment failures, bank refusals, acquiring service issues, anti-fraud checks, chargebacks, currency conversion, or payment provider restrictions;
(e) failures, downtime, restrictions, blocking, errors, or actions of third-party platforms, including the Course Website, AXL.tech, payment systems, acquiring banks, email services, communication platforms, hosting providers, internet providers, or public communication networks;
(f) the Client’s independent business, advertising, financial, legal, tax, professional, educational, or other decisions;
(g) the Client’s failure to study, complete assignments, implement recommendations, allocate sufficient time, or use the Training fully;
(h) changes in Google Ads, Google products, advertising platforms, algorithms, account policies, moderation practices, market conditions, competition, legal rules, or third-party service terms;
(i) force majeure events or other circumstances beyond the Service Provider’s reasonable control.
16.3. The Service Provider does not guarantee any specific business, financial, advertising, marketing, educational, professional, account approval, platform approval, moderation, or other result. The absence of a desired result shall not by itself constitute non-performance, improper performance, defect, or non-conformity of the Services.
16.4. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the Service Provider shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, special, punitive, reputational, business, financial, lost profit, lost revenue, lost opportunity, loss of data, loss of advertising account, advertising account suspension, rejected ads, moderation decisions, or similar losses.
16.5. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the Service Provider’s total liability under this Contract shall be limited to the amount actually paid by the Client for the specific Services giving rise to the claim.
16.6. The Service Provider shall not be liable for any claims related to the Client’s subjective dissatisfaction with the Training, change of mind, lack of time, failure to complete the Training, failure to implement recommendations, or failure to achieve expected results, provided that the Services and/or Digital Content were supplied in accordance with this Offer and the description of the selected Plan.
16.7. The Client is solely responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of access credentials, passwords, links, emails, and account information. The Service Provider shall not be liable for unauthorized access caused by the Client’s disclosure, loss, or negligent handling of such credentials.
16.8. Nothing in this Section shall limit or exclude liability where such limitation or exclusion is prohibited by mandatory applicable law.
17.FORCE MAJEURE17.1. The Parties are released from liability for non-performance or improper performance caused by force majeure events beyond their reasonable control.
17.2. Force majeure events may include natural disasters, war, military actions, civil unrest, government restrictions, internet or infrastructure outages, platform outages, payment system failures, sanctions, epidemics, strikes, technical failures outside the Party’s control, and other events beyond reasonable control.
17.3. The affected Party must notify the other Party within a reasonable time when possible.
17.4. Rescheduling of live sessions, webinars, feedback, or mentorship activities due to force majeure is deemed proper performance if the Service Provider offers a reasonable alternative.
18.INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY18.1. All rights to the Website, Course Website content, Training, Digital Content, Materials, videos, recordings, templates, checklists, presentations, tables, texts, designs, methods, and other intellectual property belong to the Service Provider and/or lawful rightsholders.
18.2. The Client receives a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable right to use the Materials for personal and professional internal purposes only.
18.3. The Client may not copy, distribute, publish, resell, sublicense, share, upload to public platforms, transfer to third parties, translate for distribution, transcribe for distribution, create derivative products, create competing products, or otherwise use the Materials outside the permitted scope.
18.4. The Client may not provide access to the Training, Digital Content, Course Website, Platform, Materials, chats, recordings, or other Service components to third parties.
18.5. Violation of intellectual property rights may result in termination of access without refund and may give rise to legal liability.
19.TESTIMONIALS / USER CONTENT19.1. If the Client posts comments, feedback, messages, reviews, screenshots, or other content in course chats, communication channels, or direct correspondence with the Service Provider, the Service Provider may use such content for informational and marketing purposes only in anonymized form, without displaying the Client’s personal data, unless the Client provides explicit consent to display the Client’s name, photo, username, or other identifying information.
19.2. The Client may opt out of anonymized use of such content by emailing
[email protected] with the subject line: “Do not use my testimonial/content”.
20.PERSONAL DATA, PLATFORM LOGS, AND CONFIDENTIALITY20.1. Personal data is processed in accordance with the Privacy Policy published on the Website and the legislation of the Republic of Armenia on personal data protection.
20.2. The Client acknowledges that the Service Provider may process personal data necessary to provide the Services, including full name, email address, phone number, country of residence, payment information, access data, Platform activity, and communication history.
20.3. The Client acknowledges that the Course Website, Platform, AXL.tech, and/or related technical tools may generate Platform Logs, including records of delivery of the Access Invitation, registration, login, access, opening of lessons or materials, video playback, viewing progress, timestamps, user activity, IP address, device/browser data, and other technical data.
20.4. Platform Logs may be used for the following purposes:
(a) providing access to the Training and Materials;
(b) technical support;
(c) security and fraud prevention;
(d) confirming Course Start, Course Use, and Use of Materials;
(e) confirming supply and use of Services and/or Digital Content;
(f) resolving refund requests, claims, and disputes;
(g) protecting the rights and legitimate interests of the Service Provider.
20.5. The Client acknowledges that electronic communication channels may not be fully secure, and the Service Provider is not liable for interception or unauthorized access beyond its reasonable control.
20.6. The Client must keep access credentials confidential and must not share login details with third parties.
21.COMMUNICATIONS AND ACCESS EMAIL21.1. After successful payment, the Service Provider may send the Client an email containing the Access Invitation and instructions for registration on the Course Website.
21.2. The Access Invitation may include a notice explaining that by following the access link, accepting access, registering, creating an account, logging in, opening lessons, watching videos, downloading materials, or otherwise using the course, the Client starts using the Training, Digital Content, and Materials.
21.3. The Client is responsible for checking the accuracy of the email address provided during purchase and for checking spam, promotions, and other email folders.
21.4. The Client must promptly notify the Service Provider if the Access Invitation was not received within the expected timeframe.
22.FINAL PROVISIONS22.1. The Service Provider may amend this Offer by publishing an updated version on the Website. The updated version applies to purchases made after the effective date of the updated Offer, unless mandatory applicable law provides otherwise.
22.2. The version of the Offer effective at the time of payment applies to the Client’s purchase, unless mandatory applicable law provides otherwise.
22.3. If any provision of this Offer is found invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in force.
22.4. The Contract is effective upon Acceptance and remains in force until full performance by the Parties.
22.5. Notices under this Offer may be sent by email, Platform messages, or other electronic communication channels used by the Parties.
SERVICE PROVIDER DETAILS
Margarita Shabelnikova IE
Yerevan, Republic of Armenia
Tax ID: 73148823
Email:
[email protected]Website: targerita.digital
Course Website: targerita.eduonline.io