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General Provisions

This document, permanently located in the information-telecommunication network Internet (hereinafter referred to as the Internet), is an offer by PRIVATE INSTITUTE EC TECH TIME IT (hereinafter — the Contractor, Rights Holder), to conclude a contract for the paid provision of services (hereinafter — the Contract and/or User Agreement) with a legally capable and competent physical person (hereinafter — the Customer, Client), hereinafter jointly referred to as the "Parties".

This Contract is a Public Offer, and the proper acceptance of this offer is the performance by a physical person of actions aimed at using the "TUPBOOST" service. The performance of actions regarding the payment for the service constitutes the Client's full and unconditional consent (acceptance) to the conditions set forth in the Offer and is recognized as joining the Contract in full, regarding all points and sections.

Basic Provisions

1. Payment for the service of providing access

1.1 Payment Methods Payment for the cost of the Contractor’s services is carried out by entering the necessary bank card details in the corresponding section of the website: https://tupboost.com/.

Supported payment systems:

  • VISA
  • Mastercard

Important: Currency conversion is permitted when crediting payment for the use of the Service. The currency of the credited payment may differ from the currency of the payment transaction. Please clarify the method for determining the exchange rate of the official monetary unit when crediting the payment for the Service subscription.

1.2 Payment Procedure By pressing the necessary buttons, including but not limited to "continue," "next" after specifying the e-mail address to which the confirmation code will be sent, and by pressing the "pay" key, the Client finally and fully agrees to the terms of the public offer. A receipt for a successful transaction (payment) is sent to the Client's email address specified when filling in the payment details.

Payment Security:

  • Connection to the payment gateway is carried out in a secure mode using the SSL encryption protocol.
  • Support for technologies: Verified By Visa, MasterCard SecureCode.

Payment Acceptance Agent: PRIVATE INSTITUTE EC TECH TIME IT Reg. Number: ΕΕ 62414 Address: Nikou Pattichi, 105, UMG HOUSE, Flat/Office 1-2, 3070, Limassol, Cyprus.

The Agent accepts payments from Clients (physical persons) for the subsequent transfer of payments to the Rights Holder (Contractor) and owner of the Service, PRIVATE INSTITUTE EC TECH TIME IT.

2. General Conditions

Before paying for a subscription to the Service, the Client is recommended to carefully read the text of the Offer (including amendments made over time) posted on the Site, and in case of disagreement with the terms, to leave the Site at any time and not use its functions and Service.

The Contractor (Rights Holder) reserves the right to change the terms of the Offer by posting an updated version of the document on the Site. Continued use of the Site by the Client after the entry into force of changes and/or additions means acceptance and consent to such changes and/or additions.

Legal Regulation: The law of the Republic of Cyprus and norms of international law apply to this Contract and the relations between the Parties arising from the use of the Site.

1. Terms and Definitions

1.1 Basic Terms

1.1.1 Acceptance of the Offer – full and unconditional acceptance of the terms of the Offer by the Customer by performing the actions specified in this Offer. Acceptance of the Offer creates a Contract on the terms of the Offer. The primary action for accepting the offer is payment.

1.1.2 Contract – an agreement between the Client (physical person) and the Contractor, which is concluded through the acceptance of this Offer.

1.1.3 Service – represents the generalized name of the organization providing services for the optimization, enhancement, and management of digital profiles, as well as the replenishment of relevant accounts and balances within the supported ecosystem.

1.1.4 Client – a person who has purchased the services of the Service.

1.1.5 Confirmation Code – a code sent to the email address of the client/potential client for subsequent entry on the Contractor's website for the purpose of payment confirmation.

1.1.6 Contractor (Rights Holder and Service Owner) Company: PRIVATE INSTITUTE EC TECH TIME IT Reg. Number: ΕΕ 62414 Address: Nikou Pattichi, 105, UMG HOUSE, Flat/Office 1-2, 3070, Limassol, Cyprus. Status: Holder of all exclusive and related rights, trademarks, and holder of all rights to the Service itself and the Site.

1.1.7 Content and Materials — any intellectual property objects of the Contractor posted on the Site or contained in the Service in the form of texts, images, drawings, photographs, graphs, videos, programs, sounds, user interfaces, logos, and computer codes.

1.1.8 User Agreement – this document, published on the Internet on the Site of the Contractor (Rights Holder) and containing a proposal for persons to conclude a Contract.

1.1.9 Digital Units (Internal Currency) – digital currency (virtual units) used in the ecosystem for payment of digital goods and services, provided and managed by the relevant platform operator.

1.1.10 Site – Web-site located on the Internet at the unique address (URL): https://tupboost.com/ (including subdomains).

1.1.11 Service (Platform) – the Internet service "TUPBOOST", providing the Customer with the opportunity to order paid Services for the use of the service.

1.1.12 Tariffs – the system of prices for Services (paid Subscription/Access), presented on the Site.

1.1.13 Services – services for providing access to the service capabilities. Services include, but are not limited to, software, add-ons, applications, information, and informational materials available to the client from the Contractor.

1.1.14 Personal Cabinet – a space for the Client provided after authorization, which does not require the entry of personal data.

1.1.15 Agent (Payment Acceptance Agent) – an organization acting on the basis of a special agreement with the Rights Holder (Owner) of the Service, carrying out the acceptance of payments from Clients for the Service.

2. Subject of the Contract

2.1 Basic Obligations In accordance with the Offer, the Contractor provides the Customer (Client) with Services according to the description of the Tariff selected by the Client presented on the Contractor's website at: https://tupboost.com/, which is an integral part of the Contract, and the Customer undertakes to accept and pay for the Services rendered to them in the amount and terms provided by the Contract.

2.1.1 Selection of Services The type and quantity of services rendered by the Contractor to the Client under the Contract are determined by the Customer independently by reflecting all necessary information on the Contractor's website and in the Tariffs on the official website of the Service. The Customer carries out the Purchase of Services through the Site by selecting one of the Tariffs presented on the Site.

2.2 Access to the Site The Offer (Contract) also grants all Customers who have accepted the terms of the Offer, on a gratuitous basis, the right of access to the Site. The Contractor provides the Customer with access to the Site, and the Customer undertakes to use the access provided only within the limits of those rights and in those ways provided by the Contract.

2.3 Restrictions for the Client The Client DOES NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO:

  • Modify or disassemble the Site into component codes.
  • Decompile or otherwise attempt to obtain the source code.
  • Perform unauthorized actions related to attempts to penetrate the Site.
  • Unauthorizedly make changes to information on the site.
  • Commit theft of information from the site.

2.4 Service Management The Contractor carries out the current management of the Service and the site, determines its structure and appearance, allows or restricts user access to the Site, and exercises other rights belonging to them at their own discretion.

2.5 Client Confirmations By concluding the Contract, the Customer (Client) confirms the following: a) The Client is fully familiar with and agrees to the terms of this Offer; b) The Contractor does not collect, store, process, or transfer personal data. Personal data is not specified for payment and purchase of a subscription to the Service.

2.6 Technical Availability Access to the Service is provided subject to technical availability. By accepting the Offer (Contract), the Client is notified that the services rendered are a complex electronic Service, the operation of which depends on a list of different factors outside the control zone of the Contractor (Rights Holder) of the Service:

  • Functionality of communication channels.
  • Changes in the rules and APIs of used third-party servers.
  • Availability of third-party servers.

Important: Provision of access 100% of the time is not guaranteed. Interruptions in the provision of access are possible. Updates to the service version to a newer one are possible, in connection with which reinstallation of the application may be required.

3. Rights and Obligations of the Parties

3.1 Obligations of the Customer (Client)
3.1.1 Carefully read the content of the Offer and comply with its conditions.
3.1.2 Use the Service and Site only for lawful purposes and by lawful means, taking into account the legislation of the Republic of Cyprus and international norms.
3.1.3 Do not record, distribute (publish, post on Internet sites, copy, transfer, or resell to third parties) for commercial or non-commercial purposes the information and materials provided by the Contractor.
3.1.4 To receive the service(s) indicated on the Site, make payment for the service(s).
3.1.5 Ensure timely payment for the provided Services in accordance with the terms of the Contract.
3.1.6 Use the Service and Site in good faith.

3.2 Rights of the Customer
3.2.1 Use any available functions on the Site, subject to compliance with legislation.
3.2.2 In case of non-receipt of access to the service, provided that payment has been made and there is a receipt confirming payment, the Customer (Client) has the right to initiate a dispute (submit an appeal). The dispute is directed by the Client through the issuing bank of the Client's bank card used to make the payment.
3.2.3 Stop using the Service and Site at any time.
3.2.4 Receive information support on issues related to the procedure for providing Services and the operation of the Service, throughout the entire term of the Contract.

3.3 Obligations of the Contractor
3.3.1 Provide the Customer (Client) with access to the paid Service in accordance with the tariff.
3.3.2 Provide consultations via email on issues arising for the Customer in connection with the use of the Service.
3.3.3 Make all reasonable efforts to ensure the stable operation of the Service, its gradual improvement, and correction of errors in the operation of the Service at its discretion.
Important: The Site and Service are provided for the Client's use on an "as is" basis.
3.3.4 Accept appeals from Clients in the sections: "Personal Cabinet" and "Technical Support".
3.3.5 Not to disclose information and data received from the Customer and not to provide access to this information to third parties, except for cases expressly provided for by legislation.

3.4 Rights of the Contractor
3.4.1 Without coordination with the Customer, attract third parties for the execution of the Contract.
3.4.2 Unilaterally make changes to the Offer, Tariffs, on the Site, and in any other documents and information.
3.4.3 Request all necessary information and documents from the Customer for the proper fulfillment of obligations under the Contract.
3.4.4 Change the cost of Services unilaterally with notification on the Site.
3.4.5 Unilaterally terminate the Offer and cancel the Customer's access to the Service in case of violation by the Customer of the terms of the Offer. Violations include:

  • Any violation of copyright/related and other rights.
  • Using the Service and Site illegally or in an illegal manner.
  • Causing damage to the Contractor or third parties.
  • Non-payment of Contractor's Services.

3.4.6 Limit the provision of Services to the Client in case of detection of facts of unscrupulous use of the Service:

  • Using the Service for the purpose of violating legislation.
  • Transfer of individual access data to third parties (except for close relatives of the Client).

4. Conditions for Access to the Service, Rules for Using Services

4.1 Obtaining Access To obtain access to the Service, the Customer is required to press the corresponding button on the site. Then the Customer performs the steps indicated by the site:

  • Enters the necessary bank card details for payment.
  • Receives a special confirmation code at the specified email address.
  • Enters the code to obtain access to the Service.
  • Makes payment.

Upon successful payment, a receipt confirming payment is sent to the Client's email address. Important: Entry of personal data for payment and obtaining access to the Service is not required.

4.2 Additional Information If the Contractor needs additional information, they have the right to request it from the Client. In case of failure by the Client to provide the necessary information, the Contractor is not responsible for providing high-quality service to the Customer.

4.3 Reliability of Data The Client, by providing certain data, agrees that all this information is accurate, reliable, current, and complete. Responsibility for the reliability of information and the fulfillment of related obligations lies entirely with the Client (Customer).

4.4 General Rules of Use The Client (Customer) is obliged to adhere to the rules generally accepted on the global Internet or directly established by current legislation and regulatory acts.

4.5 Prohibited Actions 4.5.1 When using the Service, the Client is PROHIBITED from:

Commercial Use:
Using the Service for commercial purposes through its further resale.

Illegal Activity:

  • Using the Service for illegal purposes (for purposes contrary to current legislation and norms of international law).
  • Transfer, distribution, or storage of any materials and information prohibited by applicable law.
  • Copyright infringement, illegal use of trademarks and brand names.
  • Disclosure of confidential state and commercial information without permission.
  • Incitement of racial and national intolerance.
  • Distribution of obscene materials.

Malicious Activity:

  • Transmitting and placing on the network using the Service information and software containing computer viruses or other malicious components.
  • Sending, publishing, transmitting, reproducing, or distributing through the Service software or other materials protected by copyright or other rights of third parties without permission.

Spam and Mass Mailings:

  • Performing mailing of advertising, informational, and other materials to persons.
  • Using the Service for unauthorized distribution of commercial and other information.
  • Unauthorized use of email servers and teleconferences on the Internet.

Technical Violations:

  • Falsifying one's IP address or addresses used in other network protocols.
  • Using non-existent return addresses when sending emails.
  • Using unreliable (false) data and details.
  • Performing any actions aimed at changing the settings of the Contractor's equipment or software.

Unauthorized Access:

  • Using the Service for unauthorized access to resources, services, networks, systems, data, and information.
  • Violation, alteration, overcoming, or damaging access control systems.
  • Attempts to scan, test, and find ways to violate access control systems.
  • Interception, monitoring, alteration, or redirection of data and traffic.
  • Creating interference for the normal functioning of services, networks, channels, and systems.
  • Conducting network attacks and network hacking.

4.5.2 Responsibility for Security The Client independently bears responsibility for the security of the login and password of their accounts, as well as for all actions performed when using the Service under the Client's login and password.

4.5.3 Limitations of Contractor's Liability The Contractor (Rights Holder) is not responsible:

  • For the use by the Client of data obtained as a result of using the Service.
  • For providing their login/password to third parties.

5. Cost of Services and Payment Procedure

5.1 Currency and Conversion The cost of services is established in the currency indicated on the website and may be converted into other currencies upon payment. The cost of services is posted in the corresponding section of the Site and is determined by the Tariffs established by the Contractor (Rights Holder).

5.2 Tariffs The list of provided services and Tariffs for services is posted on the Contractor's website at: https://tupboost.com/, which are an integral part of the Offer.

5.3 Payment System Payment for the Subscription is made using the Fast Payment System (or applicable card processing systems). When making a payment, the Customer is obliged to follow the payment instructions regarding the order and methods of payment indicated on the Site.

5.4 Change of Cost The Contractor (Rights Holder) has the right to change the cost of the Service unilaterally with notification to active subscribers via email or through other available contacts (details) and communication channels.

5.5 Moment of Fulfillment of Obligations The Client's obligations to pay for the Service are considered fulfilled from the moment funds are received by the Agent in full.

6. Special Conditions and Responsibility of the Parties

6.1 Conditions for Service Provision The Contractor (Rights Holder) provides the Client (Customer) with the Service upon the Customer's fulfillment of the established requirements and rules posted on the site and subject to full acceptance of this Offer, which is expressed through the acceptance of the Offer.

6.2 Force Majeure Circumstances The Contractor (Rights Holder) is released from responsibility for violating the terms of the Offer if such violation is caused by the action of force majeure circumstances, including:

  • Actions of state authorities.
  • Fire, flood, earthquake, other natural acts.
  • Absence of electricity.
  • Strikes, civil unrest, riots.
  • Any other circumstances that may affect the fulfillment of this Offer by the Contractor.

6.3 Limitations of Liability

The Contractor (Rights Holder) IS NOT RESPONSIBLE for:

  • Quality of public communication channels or services.
  • Loss of data and messages, incorrect display of pages due to network problems.
  • Timeliness of receiving data, possible delays or losses.

6.4 Technical Features Coverage area, internet speed, and connection quality when using the Service may vary. The Contractor will do everything possible to ensure that the Service is available at any time (except for interruptions for maintenance and repair). The Service may be unavailable due to:

  • Emergency situations.
  • Network problems or restrictions.
  • Interference, signal interruption.
  • Disruptions in the operation of other services.

Important: Network speed is a nominal estimated characteristic, and it does not correspond to the real speed of sending and receiving data in the network and when using the Service.

6.5 Confidentiality The Contractor (Rights Holder) undertakes not to disclose information received from the Client. Providing information in accordance with the requirements of current legislation to authorized state bodies is not considered a violation of obligations.

6.6 IP Addresses The Contractor (Rights Holder) receives information about the IP address of the Site visitor. This information is not used to establish the visitor's identity.

7. Responsibility of the Parties

7.1 General Principles For non-fulfillment of the conditions provided by this Contract, the Parties bear responsibility in accordance with the norms of current legislation and applicable norms of international law.

7.2 Limitation of Contractor's Liability The responsibility of the Contractor (Rights Holder) is limited to real damage, the amount of which cannot exceed the cost of the Tariff selected by the Client. The Contractor (Rights Holder) UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES bears responsibility for:

  • Lost profit.
  • Disruption of meetings and negotiations of the Client.
  • Other failed events.
  • Unreceived profit of the Client.

7.3 Client's Security Obligations The Client undertakes not to use the system for:

  • Sending spam.
  • Scanning ports and proxies.
  • Performing mass mailing (even if emails are actually sent through another server).
  • Committing hacker attacks on other computers or networks.

7.4 Exclusions of Contractor's Liability The Contractor IS NOT RESPONSIBLE (including does not consider claims) for:

  • Possible failures and interruptions in the operation of the Site and Service, and loss of information caused by them.
  • Any damage to the user's (Client's) computer, mobile device, any other equipment or software caused by or related to the use of the Service.
  • Any types of losses occurring as a result of the use of the Service or individual parts/functions of the Service by the Client.
  • Claims from third parties.

7.5 "As Is" Principle The Contractor (Rights Holder) is not responsible, does not consider claims from the Customer and third parties, and does not compensate for losses in case of impossibility for the Customer to use the Service of the Contractor according to their understanding of the principles of operation of similar services. The Service is provided "as is" and may not meet the expectations (representations) of the Customer.

7.6 Force Majeure The Parties are released from responsibility for partial or full non-fulfillment of obligations due to force majeure circumstances. Force majeure circumstances are understood as:

  • Tsunami, storm, earthquake, floods, wildfires.
  • Typhoon, hurricanes, drought.
  • Change in the sanitary-epidemiological situation.
  • Catastrophes, mass demonstrations.
  • Decisions of state bodies.
  • Other circumstances arising as a result of events of an emergency nature.

Notification procedure: The Party falling under the action of force majeure, at the first opportunity, but no later than five calendar days, notifies the other party in writing about what happened with the attachment of a properly certified copy of the act of the authorized state power body.

7.7 Blocking Access In case of violation by the Client of the terms of the Contract, the Contractor has the right to block access to the Service without giving reasons. In such a case, the Contractor has the right, at its choice, to return funds to the Customer or withhold them to cover expenses related to the fulfillment of obligations under the Contract.

7.8 Absence of Warranties No conditions, warranties, or other provisions apply to the Service, except those expressly stated in this Contract. The Contractor does not provide any guarantees that the use of the Service will:

  • Meet the Customer's expectations.
  • Not be interrupted.
  • Be available at any time convenient for the Customer.
  • Not result in errors and interruptions in operation.

8. Use of Cookie Files

Rules for using cookies
The Rights Holder's website uses "cookies" files to improve operation and increase efficiency. By continuing to use the Rights Holder's website, the Client agrees to the placement of cookie files on their computer or mobile device.

What are cookie files
Cookies are a small amount of text information transmitted from the web server to the browser, which is stored on the User's computer for recognition during subsequent visits to the site. There are several types of cookie files: Session - such files remain on the device until the Client closes the site. Persistent - such files will be stored on the device for a long time or until manually deleted.

Why Cookie files are needed
The site can use cookies in different ways: Firstly, it is possible to use only a limited number of basic files necessary for certain services requested by the user or for security purposes. When registering on the site or using the client portal, cookie files can be used to authenticate the Client's personal computer or mobile device. Secondly, the Rights Holder's site allows third parties to use cookie files for statistical and evaluation purposes. They collect and save general information. In such a case, working cookie files provide information on an aggregate basis without identifying identity. Thirdly, thanks to functional cookie files, the site can remember language settings or recognize the user's last activity within a single session. Such files ensure optimally comfortable use of the website by identifying the computer or mobile device on a unique but anonymous basis.

With the help of Cookie files, one can:

  • Analyze user traffic.
  • Learn the frequency of visits to the site.
  • Improve the content and services provided.

Control of cookie files
The User has the right to allow the use of cookie files or refuse them. Important: Cookie files are an important element of e-commerce, so refusing to use or deleting cookie files may negatively affect the quality of provision and functionality of services.

9. Other Provisions

9.1 Validity Period The period for joining the Offer is limited by the presence of the Offer on the Site. The User Agreement comes into force at the moment of its acceptance by the Client on the conditions provided in the Offer and acts indefinitely.

9.2 Termination of the Contract The User Agreement may be terminated unilaterally at the initiative of the Client with mandatory written notification of the Contractor via the Site, email, or any other available method.

9.3 Familiarization with Changes The Client (Customer) is solely responsible for regularly reviewing the Offer and any changes to it. The use of the Site and Service by the Client after making changes to the Offer is considered consent to such changes.

9.4 Partial Invalidity Recognition of the invalidity of any provision of the Offer does not entail the invalidity of its remaining provisions.

9.5 Dispute Resolution All disagreements arising within the framework of the Offer and the use of the Service are resolved through negotiations.

9.5.1 Pre-trial Procedure Before filing a lawsuit, the Party that believes its rights have been violated is obliged to send a written claim to the other Party. The claim must contain requirements, legal justification, and copies of documents confirming the circumstances.

9.5.2 Consideration of the Claim The Party that received the claim is obliged to consider it and send a written motivated response within 15 (fifteen) working days.

9.5.3 Legal Proceedings In case the Parties do not reach an agreement, the dispute is subject to consideration in court, which is determined at the discretion of the Contractor.

9.6 Applicable Law For issues not regulated by the Contract, the laws and other regulatory legal acts of the Republic of Cyprus shall apply.

9.7 Electronic Document Flow The Parties recognize that all notification and documents sent using authorized email addresses can be used as written evidence.

9.8 Means of Communication The Parties have the right to use facsimile or email to coordinate applications and documents. Documents transmitted by email have legal force.

9.9 Refund Policy A refund to the Client is carried out exclusively in the case of non-provision of the paid Service (non-delivery of digital goods) due to the fault of the Contractor.

The Service is considered provided from the moment of the actual transfer of access to the Service to the Client and (or) the crediting of Digital Units/Profile enhancements to the account specified by the Client.

Refunds are not made if:

  • The Service was provided to the Client in full or in part;
  • The impossibility of using the Service arose for reasons beyond the control of the Contractor;
  • The Client refused to use the Service after its provision;
  • The Client violated the terms of this Offer.

To consider the issue of a refund, the Client is obliged to provide confirmation of payment and information necessary to identify the payment. The decision on the refund is made by the Contractor after checking the fact of non-provision of the Service. Important: Consideration of a refund request sent to the email info@tupboost.com is carried out within a period of up to 14 (fourteen) working days.

10. Details of the Contractor (Rights Holder) of the Service

PRIVATE INSTITUTE EC TECH TIME IT
Reg. Number: ΕΕ 62414
Address: Nikou Pattichi, 105, UMG HOUSE, Flat/Office 1-2, 3070, Limassol, Cyprus
E-mail: info@tupboost.com

11. Details of the Agent carrying out payment acceptance

PRIVATE INSTITUTE EC TECH TIME IT
Reg. Number: ΕΕ 62414
Address: Nikou Pattichi, 105, UMG HOUSE, Flat/Office 1-2, 3070, Limassol, Cyprus.

Important Links
Official website: https://tupboost.com/
Support email: info@tupboost.com

The document is a public offer and has legal force upon acceptance by paying for the service services.
Date of last update: 31.05.2025

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