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Terms and Conditions

Last Updated: 2025/04/01

1. Introduction
These Terms govern your use of SYSAYS International Corp. ("SYSAYS") sites, including www.sysays.com and mobile applications ("Sites"). By accessing the Sites, you agree to these Terms, the Privacy Policy, and any guidelines or rules posted. We may update these Terms periodically; your continued use signifies acceptance.

2. Intellectual Property
All intellectual property rights in the Sites are owned by or licensed to SYSAYS. You may copy and print content for personal use only. Any other use requires SYSAYS's prior written consent.

3. Eligibility
To purchase, you must provide accurate personal details and confirm you are over 18 years old or have parental consent. Products are for personal use only and cannot be resold.

4. Product Information
Product descriptions are for informational purposes and are not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any condition. Use products as directed and consult a healthcare professional as needed. SYSAYS is not responsible for inaccuracies in product information.

5. Contract Formation
Your order is an offer to purchase from SYSAYS. A contract is formed only when we send you a Shipping Confirmation email. Prices are in AUD, inclusive of GST, but exclude delivery fees.

6. Delivery
Products are delivered within Australia only. Delivery options and details are provided in the FAQ.

7. Returns, Exchanges, and Refunds
Returns must comply with the instructions provided in the FAQ.

8. Title and Risk
Risk passes to you upon delivery. Title passes when full payment is received.

9. Content Use
SYSAYS is not liable for user-generated content on the Sites. You agree not to use the Sites for illegal activities or to interfere with the Sites’ security features.

10. User Submissions
You are responsible for the content you submit. By submitting, you grant SYSAYS a license to use it globally in various forms. SYSAYS may remove or refuse to post content at its discretion.

11. Account
You must be 18 years or older to register. You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your account and all activities that occur under your account.

12. Interactive Services
Reviews and comments must be relevant and appropriate. SYSAYS reserves the right to remove content that violates guidelines.

13. Third-Party Content
SYSAYS is not responsible for third-party content on linked sites. Use such content at your own risk.

14. Mobile Services
Carrier rates apply when accessing the Sites via mobile devices.

15. Reservation of Rights
SYSAYS may modify or discontinue the Sites or any part of them without notice. Certain clauses, such as limitations of liability, will survive termination.

16. Disclaimer and Limitation of Liability
The Sites are provided "as-is" without warranties. SYSAYS is not liable for damages arising from your use of the Sites, except as required by law.

17. Indemnification
You agree to indemnify SYSAYS against claims arising from your use of the Sites or breach of these Terms.

18. Force Majeure
SYSAYS is not liable for delays or non-performance caused by events beyond its control, including natural disasters or strikes.

19. Enquiries
Submit enquiries through our Contact Form. Responses may be sent via email or postal mail.

20. Privacy
By providing your email, you consent to be contacted by SYSAYS regarding your account or submissions. See our Privacy Policy for details.

21. Waiver
Failure to enforce any part of these Terms does not constitute a waiver of our rights.

22. Severability
If any clause is deemed invalid, the remaining provisions remain in effect.

23. Entire Agreement
These Terms, along with any Contracts, constitute the entire agreement between you and SYSAYS.

24. Third-Party Rights
No third party has the right to enforce these Terms.

25. Fraud Protection
SYSAYS may refuse orders suspected of fraud or illegal activity.

26. Governing Law
These Terms are governed by Australian law, and disputes are subject to the jurisdiction of Australian courts.