Marketplace Seller Compliance

About this note

This note covers the Company's position as seller of record on Amazon UK, eBay UK and https://torgeer.co.uk/. It governs use of these platforms and confirms that UNIVERSALHOMEANDTECH LTD remains the legal seller irrespective of which platform the customer used to place the order.

Who operates the website and marketplace listings

UNIVERSALHOMEANDTECH LTD is the sole legal person behind TORGEER®. The website may use the TORGEER® name for branding, navigation, product presentation and customer recognition. The legal operator and seller of record remains UNIVERSALHOMEANDTECH LTD.

Permitted use

Visitors may use the website and marketplace listings for lawful browsing, customer enquiries, product review, account management, order placement, support, and other normal commercial purposes. Visitors must not misuse the website, interfere with its security, copy protected content at scale, scrape product data, submit false information, impersonate another person, or use the website for unlawful purposes.

Intellectual property

Website text, layout, product descriptions, images, trade marks, software, databases, design elements, documents and brand assets are owned by or licensed to UNIVERSALHOMEANDTECH LTD. Commercial copying, republication, scraping, resale, or brand misuse requires written permission.

Accuracy of information

The Company aims to keep product, service, policy and pricing information accurate across all channels. Mistakes can occur. The Company may correct obvious errors before accepting an order and may contact a customer if information needs to be clarified.

Marketplace terms

Marketplace terms apply to platform use, messaging and payment flow. UNIVERSALHOMEANDTECH LTD remains seller of record where the marketplace listing identifies the Company as seller. Mandatory consumer rights cannot be overridden by marketplace process. Platform approval of a listing or promotion does not make a misleading claim lawful.

Security reports

Good-faith security reports should be made through the Company's vulnerability disclosure process. Visitors must not conduct intrusive testing, denial-of-service activity, credential attacks, social engineering, or access to data that does not belong to them.

Liability

Nothing in these terms excludes liability that cannot legally be excluded. For consumers, statutory rights remain unaffected. Binding rights and obligations arise under the applicable contract, licence, order, or terms of sale.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales. Consumer rights in a customer's country of residence may also apply where mandatory law requires that.