General Terms and Conditions
Draft – have a lawyer review it before going live. The game operator's own terms cannot be used here: they expressly prohibit bots and automation. This text is a skeleton with the sections a sale of digital goods to consumers needs.
1. Provider and scope
The provider is Christopher Hahnen – XSoftwareForge, Auf der Kron 2, 77694 Kehl, Germany. These terms apply to the purchase and use of time-limited licenses for the Obelisk Miner Bot through this website.
2. Subject of the contract
The subject of the contract is a time-limited, non-exclusive license to use the software on one computer. Moving to a different computer is possible three times without any action by the provider and is confirmed inside the program. The software automates input in a single-player game by means of image recognition and simulated input. It does not modify the game and does not interfere with the way the game runs.
The scope follows from the description at the time of purchase. There is no claim to any particular function beyond that description.
3. Conclusion of contract and license key
The contract is concluded upon successful payment. The license key is displayed immediately afterwards and is the buyer's only identifier. No user account is created.
The buyer is responsible for keeping the key safe. A lost key can be retrieved again via the payment reference; the number of retrievals is limited.
4. Prices and payment
The prices shown at checkout apply as final prices in euros. Under § 19 UStG, no VAT is charged and therefore none is shown. Payments are processed through Mollie or PayPal; their terms apply in addition.
5. Term
The license is valid for the period purchased, starting from activation. No subscription arises and there is no automatic renewal. A further purchase extends the same license.
6. Right of withdrawal
Consumers have a right of withdrawal of fourteen days.
Early expiry: The right of withdrawal expires once the provider has begun performing the contract after the buyer has expressly agreed that performance should begin before the withdrawal period has ended, and has confirmed their awareness that this agreement costs them their right of withdrawal. That agreement is obtained expressly at checkout.
The complete withdrawal instructions are to be added before going live.
7. Terms of use
The buyer undertakes not to copy, pass on, rent out or sell the software, and not to give the license key to third parties.
Circumventing the license check, reverse-engineering the software and interfering with the license service are prohibited.
8. Blocking
The provider may block a license in the event of a payment reversal, a chargeback or a breach of section 7. The reason will be given on request.
9. The buyer's own responsibility
Whether, and to what extent, the use of automation is compatible with the game provider's rules is the buyer's responsibility. The provider does not owe any particular treatment by third parties, in particular no tolerance on the part of the game provider.
10. Availability
The license service is operated with customary care; uninterrupted availability is not owed. If the service goes down, the software keeps working until the last issued ticket expires.
11. Liability
The provider is liable without limitation for intent and gross negligence, and for injury to life, body and health. Otherwise, liability is limited to the breach of essential contractual obligations and to foreseeable damage typical of this type of contract.
12. Final provisions
German law applies. If any provision is invalid, the rest of the contract remains effective.
Version: draft