Terms of Service (Full Text)
Chapter 1: General Provisions
Article 1 (Purpose)
These terms and conditions are established
to define the rights, obligations, responsibilities, and other related matters
between Dexter Krema Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as the
"Company") and the customers (hereinafter referred to as "Customers")
regarding the use of the Adplorer service.
Article 2 (Definitions of Terms)
- The
definitions of terms used in these terms and conditions are as follows:
- Adplorer Service (hereinafter referred to as "Service"): Refers to the service
provided by the company and third parties contracted by the company to
customers. This service provides basic or additional features that allow
customers to access and analyze search data insights via the website (https://www.adplorer.ai/ or subdomains sharing the same root domain,
hereinafter referred to as "Homepage").
- User:
Refers to individuals who use the content and services provided on the
website and web pages without completing a membership registration or
login process, with limited access.
- Member:
Refers to individuals who register as members by agreeing to the terms and
using the content and services provided on the website and web pages.
- Customer: Refers to members who enter into a separate paid service contract
with the company to receive services.
- User (General): Refers to individuals who use the content and services provided on
the website and web pages, including users, members, and customers.
- Membership Registration: Refers to agreeing to register as a member on the
company's website.
- ID:
Refers to a combination of characters provided by the member and approved
by the company to identify the member.
- Password: Refers to a combination of characters (including numbers) set by
the member to protect personal information and facilitate smooth use of
the service.
- Service Contract: Refers to the contract entered into between the company and the
customer regarding the use of the service.
- Termination: Refers to the act of ending the membership registration or service
contract either by the company or the member/customer.
Article 3 (Notice and Amendment of
Terms)
- The
company may amend these terms and conditions when reasonable grounds
arise, provided such amendments do not violate applicable laws.
- When
the company amends the terms, the effective date and reasons for the
amendments will be clearly stated on the company’s website notice board at
least 7 days prior to the effective date. However, if the changes are
disadvantageous to the user, the company will provide individual notice
via email, SMS, or other means at least 30 days in advance.
- If a
customer does not agree to the amended terms, they may request termination
of the service contract. If the customer does not express their refusal by
the effective date of the amended terms and continues to use the service,
the customer is considered to have agreed to the changes in the terms.
Article 4
(Application of Terms Outside of the Agreement)
Matters not
specified in these terms and conditions shall be governed by relevant laws,
customary business practices, and the service-specific guidelines provided by
the company.
Chapter 2: Service Contract
Article 5 (Types and Changes of
Services)
- The
company publishes information regarding the types of services, service
details, pricing, and other service-related matters on its website (https://www.adplorer.ai/). Users must apply for service usage based on
the information provided on the company’s website.
- The
company will announce any new service types or changes to existing
services via the website. For members and customers already using the
service, changes will be posted on the website. If no objections are
raised within 7 days of the posting, the members and customers are
considered to have agreed to the changes.
Article 6 (Application for Use and
Agreement to Terms)
- The
application for service use is completed when a member or customer agrees
to these terms and fills out the application form provided by the company
on the website. If necessary, the company may request additional documents
from the member or customer. Agreement to these terms is indicated by
clicking the "Agree" button on the company's website during the
application process.
- Members
and customers must provide their real name and accurate information when
applying for service use. Those who violate this requirement will not be
eligible for legal protection and may face restrictions on service usage.
- The
personal information provided by members and customers during the
application process is protected in accordance with applicable laws and
the company’s privacy policy.
Article 7 (Approval of Service
Application)
- The
company will approve service applications submitted by members or
customers in accordance with Article 6, provided that the application is
properly completed and there are no special circumstances. Applications
are approved in the order of receipt.
- The
company may refuse to approve applications under the following
circumstances:
- If
the application contains false information, omissions, or errors.
- If it
is determined that the service operation for other customers could be
disrupted.
- If
the applicant has previously lost membership or customer status under
Article 14 (except in cases where more than one year has passed since the
loss of such status).
- If
the applicant is under the age of 14.
- The
company may defer approval of the application if circumstances within the
company make it difficult to approve the service.
- The
company may withdraw approval of the service application if any of the
reasons outlined in paragraph 2 are discovered after approval.
- If the
company refuses or withdraws approval under paragraphs 2 or 4, it will
notify the member or customer of the reason. The company is not
responsible for failure to notify if inaccurate contact information was
provided by the customer, and the member or customer is responsible for
confirming their application status through inquiries.
Article 8 (Formation of Service Contract
and Service Activation)
- The
service contract is established when a member or customer applies for the
service online and the company approves the application.
- Once
the service contract is established, the company will notify the member or
customer of the service activation via email.
Article 9 (Use of Service)
- Upon
the establishment of the service contract as outlined in Article 8, the
company provides the installed service to the members and customers, who
are then granted the right to use the service.
- The
company is not responsible for any issues arising from the member or
customer using the service in an abnormal manner or in a way that does not
align with the original purpose of the service.
Chapter 3: Obligations
Article 10 (Obligations of the Company)
- The
company must provide the services specified in these terms and conditions
to members and customers in a stable and continuous manner.
- If any
disruptions occur that interfere with service operation, the company must
promptly repair or restore the service and make every effort to ensure its
stable operation.
- The
company must address any legitimate opinions or complaints from users
immediately or within a period and procedure set by the company.
- The
company collects and stores the personal information of members and
customers for smooth service application and operation. The company shall
not provide this information to third parties without the user's consent,
except in cases where it is required by law for investigative purposes.
The specific policy for handling personal information is separately
announced on the company’s website.
- The
company strives to provide convenience to customers in relation to the
conclusion of service contracts, contract modifications, terminations, and
other contract-related procedures and content.
Article 11 (Obligations of Members and
Customers)
- Members
and customers must regularly check and follow the company's operating
policies and guidelines posted on the company's website when using the
service.
- Customers
are obligated to pay the service usage fees determined by the company by
the specified due date.
- Members
and customers must not provide the services offered by the company to
third parties without the company’s consent.
- Members
and customers must not engage in activities that disrupt the operation of
services provided by the company or other customers.
- Members
and customers are responsible for keeping their IDs and passwords
confidential and must not disclose them to third parties. They are liable
for any damages resulting from such disclosure.
- If
there are any changes to the information provided during the service
application, members and customers must update and correct the information
as soon as possible. They are responsible for any issues arising from
failing to do so.
- Members
and customers are not allowed to transfer or assign their service usage
rights or any other contractual status to others, nor use it as
collateral, without the explicit consent of the company.
- Members
and customers must comply with the obligations regarding the transmission
of promotional information under the Act on Promotion of Information and
Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, as well as
the company's terms of service.
Article 12 (Ownership and Prohibition of
Intellectual Property Rights Infringement)
- The
copyright and other intellectual property rights related to the content
created by the company are owned by the company. Users must not infringe
on the intellectual property rights of the company or third parties.
- Users
are not allowed to reproduce, transmit, publish, distribute, broadcast, or
use for commercial purposes any information obtained through the company's
services, nor allow third parties to do so, without the prior consent of
the company.
Chapter 4: Service Usage
Article 13 (Service Interruption)
- The
company may temporarily suspend services without prior notice due to
unavoidable reasons such as urgent system inspections, upgrades,
replacements, security emergencies, or critical errors and malfunctions.
Additionally, the company may fully discontinue the currently provided
services if deemed necessary for the replacement or improvement of
services.
- The
company may temporarily suspend the provision of services in the following
cases. If service interruption occurs, the company must notify members and
customers in advance or afterward via email or other means, and this
notification may be substituted by posting the information on the
company's website.
- When
server equipment requires unavoidable maintenance or construction.
- When
issues arise in dedicated line routes or due to malicious external mass
access.
- When a
mechanical malfunction occurs due to natural disasters, national
emergencies, or other similar reasons.
- In
cases where the service interruption is due to reasons beyond the
company's control (such as disk failures or system downtime without the
system administrator's intention or negligence, or excessive access that
is physically difficult to manage), prior notification is not possible.
Additionally, if the interruption is caused by the intention or negligence
of third parties (such as PC communication companies or telecommunications
service providers), no notification will be provided.
Chapter 5: Service Restrictions
Article 14 (Restrictions on Use)
- The
company may restrict service use, take appropriate legal action, terminate
the service contract, or suspend the service for a specific period if the
user's service usage falls under any of the following cases:
- If
the user significantly violates the obligations outlined in Article 12.
- If
the user engages in fraudulent activities such as leaking others' information
or stealing passwords.
- If
the user engages in hacking, the distribution of computer viruses, server
attacks, or any other activities in violation of relevant laws.
- If
the user posts obscene or sexually explicit images or content or engages
in activities that violate public order or decency.
- If
the user provides third-party services, such as bulletin boards, access
statistics, counters, forwarding, or redirection services, without the
company’s approval.
- If
the user significantly disrupts the operation of equipment used to
directly or indirectly access the company's services.
- If it
is objectively determined that the service is being used for criminal
activities.
- If
the user posts or links harmful information such as obscene content or
false information on sites or bulletin boards provided by the service.
- If
the user occupies over 10% of the company's bandwidth through excessive
use.
- If
the user violates these terms, other company regulations, or any usage
conditions the company sets.
- If
the user engages in any activity that interferes with or causes
disruptions to the company's services.
- If the
company takes action under paragraph 1, it will notify the member or
customer of the reason in advance via email, phone, or other means
registered during membership. The member or customer may file an objection
to the company's action within 7 days of receiving the notice.
- If the
company detects that a customer is using external scripts or programs that
threaten system security or cause serious damage, the company may delete
or block them without prior notice.
Article 15 (Procedures for Restriction
and Reinstatement of Use)
- In
accordance with Article 14, if the company imposes a service restriction,
it must notify the customer or their representative in advance of the
reason and the duration of the restriction before limiting service use.
However, if the customer's misuse or excessive use of the service causes
significant disruption to system operations, or if the matter is urgent,
the company may suspend the service first and notify the customer
afterward, regardless of the provisions of Article 14.
- If the
user resolves the violation that led to the service restriction, the
company will immediately lift the service restriction following the
relevant procedures.
Chapter 6:
Contract Modification and Cancellation/Termination
Article 16
(Modification of Contract Terms)
If a member or
customer wishes to modify any of the following contract terms, they must apply
for the change through the relevant procedures as soon as the reason for the
change arises. The costs associated with the change are to be borne by the
customer.
- Change
of contract type
- Change
of account
Article 17 (Termination of Service
Contract)
- Members
and customers may request to terminate the service contract and withdraw
from membership at any time, and the company will process the termination
promptly by relevant laws and regulations.
- The
company may terminate the service contract without prior notice if a
member or customer falls under any of the following cases. If the contract
is terminated under these circumstances, the company may refuse to approve
any future service applications from the terminated member or customer.
- If
the information provided in the service application is found to be false.
- If
the member or customer intentionally disrupts the operation of the
service, causing significant harm to the company.
- If
the member or customer fails to resolve the reasons for service
restrictions as outlined in Article 14, paragraph 1, within the specified
restriction period.
- If
the member or customer violates Article 12.
- If the
company terminates the service contract by paragraph 2 and the customer
has unused paid tokens, the customer may request a refund if the tokens
were not used within 7 days of purchase. However, if more than 7 days have
passed since the purchase or the tokens have been used, the amount paid
for the tokens will not be refunded.
- When
the company terminates the service contract as outlined in paragraph 3, it
will notify the member or customer individually in advance. In unavoidable
cases, the company may notify them afterward.
- If the
service contract is terminated under these terms, all data generated by
the member or customer during service use will be permanently deleted and
cannot be recovered, except in cases where the company is required by law
or its privacy policy to retain certain information.
Chapter 7: Service Fees
Article 18 (General Principles of
Service Fees)
- Detailed
information regarding service fees and any changes will be specified on
the company's website by Article 5.
- Payment
of service fees is made in advance.
Article 19 (Paid Token Recharge)
Members may acquire tokens, an
electronic payment method, by paying the designated amount set by the company.
The company will provide members with the tokens corresponding to the amount
paid.
Article 20 (Withdrawal of Subscription,
etc.)
- The
settlement of service fees for new services will proceed at the time of
the purchase application for the plan as specified on the company's
website.
- Customers
may request a withdrawal of subscription (cancellation of payment) within
7 days from the payment date, provided that the tokens purchased have not
been used at all.
Article 21 (Use of Tokens)
Members may use tokens to access content or paid services within the
platform. Tokens cannot be exchanged for cash or any other means of economic
value outside of the intended service usage. Tokens are held on a per-account
basis, and even if a user has multiple accounts, tokens cannot be transferred
between accounts. Additionally, tokens cannot be transferred to other users'
accounts.
Article 22 (Cancellation of Paid Tokens)
Refunds for paid tokens may be delayed or become impossible if there are
violations of financial laws, such as the Specialized Credit Finance Business
Act or the Subsidy Act, or if tokens are associated with criminal proceeds,
identity theft, or if investigative authorities and administrative agencies
impose restrictions through legal procedures. Tokens held by members may expire
in accordance with the statute of limitations on commercial transactions,
provided the following conditions are met. The company will notify the customer
in advance via email before the tokens expire.
If 5 years have passed since the token purchase date.
Article 23 (Collection of Avoided Fees)
If a customer
violates these terms and evades service fees, the company may claim
compensation for damages amounting to twice the amount of the fees evaded.
Chapter 8: Compensation for Damages and
Disclaimer
Article 24
(Liability and Scope of Compensation for Damages)
- If
paid services result in partial or complete data damage due to the
company’s fault, the company will compensate 100% of the payment made for
the affected service.
- Other
methods and procedures for compensation for damages will be in accordance
with relevant laws and regulations.
Article 25 (Customer's Claim for
Compensation)
Customers must submit their claim for
compensation in writing, including the reason for the claim, the amount being
claimed, and the basis for the calculation.
Article 26 (Claim for Compensation
Against Customers)
If a customer violates any of the
obligations outlined in Article 11, paragraphs 2 through 8, and causes damage
to the company, the company may claim compensation for damages from the
customer.
Article 27 (Disclaimer)
- The
company is not responsible if a user fails to achieve the expected
benefits from the services provided or suffers damage due to the selection
or use of service data or the potential value associated with the service.
- The
company is not liable for service disruptions caused by the user's fault,
unless the disruption is due to the company's intentional misconduct or
negligence.
- If the
company implements technical protective measures, such as access control,
firewalls, or security patches for the operating system, but unforeseen
damage to the user's equipment or information occurs due to malicious
attacks or unauthorized access, the company is not liable for compensation
unless there is intentional misconduct or negligence on the company's
part.
- The
company is not liable for any damages related to the use of free services
provided by the company unless there is intentional or gross negligence on
the company’s part.
- The
company is not liable for damages specified under Article 24 in the
following cases:
- In
the event of force majeure, such as war, civil disturbance, natural
disasters, or similar national emergencies.
- When
service provision is impossible due to unavoidable reasons inherent to
telecommunications services.
Chapter 9: Miscellaneous
Article 28 (Jurisdiction)
Any legal disputes related to these terms and the use of services shall be
subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Seoul Central District Court.
Article 29 (Special Provisions)
- In accordance with Article 19, upon contract termination, all
data used by the member or customer will be deleted.
- In accordance with Article 20, any fees incurred during the
payment of service fees will be borne by the customer.
Supplementary Provisions (Effective
Date)
These terms and conditions shall take effect on (Date).