Purpose
These terms of use set out the conditions of access to and use of Avis Services, available at https://avis-services.fr/.
Acceptance
Accessing and browsing the site implies full acceptance of these terms. If you do not accept them, you are asked not to use the site.
Access to the site
Access to the site is free of charge and open to anyone with an internet connection. Equipment and connection costs remain the responsibility of the user, who is responsible for ensuring that their hardware is compatible.
The publisher endeavours to keep the site permanently available, without this constituting an obligation to achieve a particular result. Access may be interrupted, in particular for maintenance, in the event of a technical incident, the failure of a provider or force majeure. No technical support is guaranteed.
Nature and scope of the content
The content published on Avis Services is intended for general information. It is written with care, from sources the publisher believes to be reliable, and updated according to the means available.
It does not constitute personalised advice and does not replace the opinion of a qualified professional. Information about products, services, prices or availability is given as an indication only and may change independently of the publisher’s control. You are advised to verify it with the relevant source before making any decision.
Liability
Despite the care taken in writing the content, inaccuracies or omissions may remain. The publisher reserves the right to correct any content as soon as an error is brought to their attention, and invites readers to report any they notice to contact@avis-services.fr.
Use of the information published is the sole responsibility of the user. The publisher cannot be held liable for indirect damage arising from access to the site or its use, in particular loss of data, loss of business or commercial harm.
User obligations
Users undertake not to use the site for unlawful purposes and not to interfere with its operation. In particular, any attempt to gain unauthorised access to the systems, any action intended to overload or degrade the service, and the distribution of unlawful content through the communication features provided are prohibited.
Where the site allows contributions to be submitted, users warrant that they hold the rights to them, that they infringe neither the rights of third parties nor public order, and that they contain no personal data concerning a third party without that person’s agreement.
Intellectual property
All the elements making up the site are protected by intellectual property law. Any reproduction or representation, in whole or in part, is prohibited without prior written permission, outside the uses permitted by law, in particular short quotations accompanied by an attribution and a link to the original page, and reproduction for strictly private use.
Hyperlinks
The site offers links to external resources for documentary purposes. The publisher exercises no control over their content, their terms of use or their personal data practices, and accepts no liability in this respect.
Linking to Avis Services is free and requires no prior permission, provided it does not harm the image of the site and does not create confusion as to the origin of the content.
Reporting content
Any request for removal or correction may be sent to contact@avis-services.fr. It should specify the page concerned, the nature of the alleged infringement and the evidence supporting it. Well-founded requests are handled as promptly as possible.
Personal data
The processing of personal data is described in the site’s privacy policy, which forms an integral part of these terms.
Amendments
The publisher may amend these terms at any time. The applicable version is the one published on this page at the time of consultation.
Severability
If any provision of these terms is held to be void or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall retain their full effect.
Applicable law
These terms are governed by French law. Failing an amicable settlement, any dispute falls within the jurisdiction of the French courts.