PUBLIC OFFER AGREEMENT
FOR THE PROVISION OF INFORMATION AND CONSULTING SERVICES

This Agreement is made in full compliance with Article 437(2) of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation and constitutes a public offer by Yana Konstantinovna Gutselyuk (hereinafter referred to as the “Service Provider”).
This Public Offer contains all material terms and conditions governing the provision of Information and Consulting Services as contemplated by Chapter 39 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation and is addressed to any legally competent individual or legal entity (the “Client”) willing to accept the terms set forth herein.
Any individual or legal entity visiting the website located at yanawellnesss.com, including any pages of yanawellnesss.com and any pages hosted on subdomains of https://yanawellnesss.com, with the intention of purchasing and paying for Information and Consulting Services, shall be deemed a Client upon acceptance of this Offer.
The Service Provider owns all intellectual property rights, including exclusive rights and moral rights, in the Information and Consulting Services provided under this Agreement by virtue of their creation pursuant to Articles 1228 and 1257 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation. The Client and any third parties shall be liable for infringement of such intellectual property rights in accordance with Article 1301 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation.

1. DEFINITIONS

For the purposes of this Agreement, the following terms shall have the meanings set forth below:
1.1. “Website” means the aggregate of software, databases, content, designs, graphics, interfaces, and other intellectual property objects owned or lawfully used by the Service Provider. Access to the Service may be available through the Website, its mobile version, and/or a dedicated application.
1.2. “Online School” means an information service delivered through the Internet and made available via the Service.
1.3. “Service” means the Website and any associated technical infrastructure through which the Online School operates.
1.4. “Online Course” means an informational work, including audiovisual content, specifically created for online delivery and consisting of a defined number of Lessons.
1.5. “Lesson” means a component of an Online Course that contains a logically structured portion of the Course content and may include assignments, requirements, or restrictions affecting access to subsequent Lessons.
1.6. “Course Participation” means the process of accessing, viewing, studying, and otherwise consuming the content of an Online Course, including the completion of mandatory or optional assignments.
1.7. “Student” or “User” means an individual who has accepted this Public Offer and obtained access to the Services and content available through the Website.
1.8. “Student Account” means the personal account assigned to a Student within the Service. Each Student Account is personal and non-transferable.
1.9. “Instructor” means a person authorized to provide educational or informational content and/or review Student submissions through the Service.
1.10. “Student Submission” means an assignment completed by a Student and submitted for review. Such review may be performed manually by an Instructor or automatically through the Service. A rejected submission shall be deemed incomplete and may restrict access to subsequent Lessons.
1.11. “Locked Lesson” means a Lesson that restricts access to subsequent Lessons until the Student satisfies the requirements associated with such Lesson.
1.12. “Webinar” means a live interactive online event conducted by an Instructor or a recording of such event.
1.13. “Service Provider” or “Service Administrator” means the person making this Offer, providing access to Online Courses and/or Webinars, and administering the Service.
1.14. “Course Participation Requirements” means the requirements, restrictions, and conditions established by the Service Administrator governing access to and participation in an Online Course. Such requirements and privileges may vary among Students.
1.15. “Information and Consulting Services” means educational and informational materials, including written content, proprietary recipe collections, video lessons, webinars, courses, workshops, guides, coaching programs, and training materials.
1.16. “Digital Product” means any video lesson, webinar, course, workshop, coaching program, or training material provided through the Service.
1.17. “Session” means an individual information and consulting service provided by the Service Provider with a duration of up to sixty (60) minutes, including review of the Client’s Questionnaire, preparation by the Service Provider, and an online or offline meeting as agreed by the Parties.
1.18. “1:1 Guidance” means an individual information and consulting service provided for a period of one (1) calendar month, including recommendations, educational materials, guides, recipes, files, links to Google documents, and feedback provided via an agreed messenger application and/or email.
1.19. “Questionnaire” means a form containing questions prepared by the Service Provider and required for preparation of a Session and/or 1:1 Guidance services.

2.SUBJECT MATTER OF THE OFFER
2.1. Under this Agreement, the Service Provider undertakes to provide the Client with Information and Consulting Services through the Internet, aimed at delivering practical and theoretical knowledge in the areas of nutrition, cooking, healthy weight management, wellness, and healthy aging.
2.2. The Service Provider reserves the right to modify the schedule of Digital Products and/or amend the terms of this Public Offer Agreement at any time without prior notice to the Client. Any amendments shall be published on the Website located at yanawellnesss.com, including any pages hosted on subdomains of https://yanawellnesss.com, and shall become effective no earlier than one (1) day following such publication.
2.3. The owner and operator of the Website located at yanawellnesss.com, including any pages hosted on subdomains of https://yanawellnesss.com and all materials published thereon, is Yana Konstantinovna Gutselyuk.
2.4. The specific type, description, scope, and price of each Information and Consulting Service are published on the Website located at yanawellnesss.com and on pages hosted on subdomains of https://yanawellnesss.com. Access to the relevant Service shall be granted only after full payment has been received by the Service Provider.

3. TERMS AND PROCEDURE FOR THE PROVISION OF SERVICES3.1.
Information and Consulting Services shall be provided only upon receipt by the Service Provider of one hundred percent (100%) of the applicable Service fee, unless otherwise expressly agreed by the Parties.
3.2.
Payment for the Services shall constitute the Client’s full and unconditional acceptance of this Public Offer Agreement. Upon payment, a legally binding agreement shall be deemed concluded between the Service Provider and the Client.
3.3.
Applications for the purchase of Information and Consulting Services shall be submitted through the Website located at yanawellnesss.com and its subdomains. During the application process, the Client shall be provided with payment instructions and/or an invoice for payment.
3.4.
Upon submission of the application, the Client shall pay for the selected Service in accordance with the invoice or payment instructions provided by the Service Provider.
3.5.
Access links to Digital Products, Online Courses, Webinars, training materials, proprietary recipe collections, downloadable resources, or other purchased materials shall be delivered electronically only after the Service Provider has received the full payment.
Where payment is made by bank transfer, card transfer, electronic payment system, or any other method not involving an automatically generated invoice, the Client shall provide proof of payment together with the email address designated for receiving access materials by sending such information to m1@yanawellnesss.com or by contacting the Service Provider through any communication channel specified on the Website.
If the Client has completed payment but has not received access details within three (3) business days, the Client shall contact support and provide proof of payment.
3.6.
Access to an Online Course shall be provided as follows:
(a) Access shall be granted through the Student Account.
(b) Access may be limited to a specific period determined by the applicable Course Participation Requirements.
(c) The Service Administrator reserves the right to modify the access period for an Online Course.
(d) An Online Course may contain one or more Locked Lessons. The number and placement of Locked Lessons shall be determined at the sole discretion of the Service Administrator.
(e) If the Student fails to satisfy the requirements of a Locked Lesson or any other Course Participation Requirements, access to subsequent Lessons may be restricted until such requirements have been fulfilled, provided that the applicable access period has not expired.
3.6.1. Procedure for Providing a Session
Following payment for a Session, the Service Provider shall send the Client a Questionnaire within one (1) calendar day.
The Client shall complete and return the Questionnaire within ten (10) calendar days of receipt.
Upon receipt of the completed Questionnaire, the Service Provider shall have up to three (3) business days to review the Questionnaire and prepare for the Session.
The review of the Questionnaire and preparation for the Session constitute an independent and integral part of the Service and shall be deemed rendered from the moment such preparation commences.
The date and time of the Session shall be agreed upon by the Parties and scheduled no later than ten (10) calendar days following the Service Provider’s receipt of the completed Questionnaire, unless otherwise agreed by the Parties.
3.6.2.
If the Client fails to submit the completed Questionnaire within ten (10) calendar days, the performance period for the Service shall be suspended until the Questionnaire is received.
If the Questionnaire is not submitted within thirty (30) calendar days following payment, the Service shall be deemed not performed due to circumstances attributable to the Client.
Should the Client cancel the Service in such circumstances, the Service Provider shall be entitled to retain compensation for services already performed and expenses already incurred, including, without limitation, application processing, Questionnaire delivery, communications with the Client, reservation of time, and administrative preparation.
3.6.3.
The Client may reschedule a Session once, provided that notice is given at least twenty-four (24) hours before the agreed Session time.
If the Client fails to attend the Session without providing at least twenty-four (24) hours’ prior notice, the Session shall be deemed fully rendered and no refund shall be due, as the Service Provider will have reserved the time and completed all necessary preparation.
3.6.4. Procedure for Providing 1:1 Guidance
The term of the 1:1 Guidance Service shall be one (1) calendar month.
Unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Parties, the Service period shall commence on the day following the Service Provider’s receipt of the completed Questionnaire.
A Questionnaire shall be deemed received on the date it is submitted through the designated form and the Client simultaneously provides notice through email, messenger, or another agreed communication channel.
If, after submitting the Questionnaire, the Client fails to provide requested information, documentation, feedback, or other materials reasonably required for the provision of the Service, the duration of the 1:1 Guidance period shall neither be suspended nor extended unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Parties.
3.7.
This Agreement shall serve as a certificate of acceptance of the Services rendered. Unless the Client submits a valid refund request in accordance with Section 4 of this Agreement, the Services shall be deemed properly rendered in full and accepted by the Client without the execution of any separate acceptance certificate.
3.8.
The Services are provided exclusively for the Client’s personal use.
The Client shall not share, transfer, disclose, or otherwise provide access credentials to any Online Course, Webinar, Digital Product, Student Account, or other Service to any third party without the prior written consent of the Service Provider.
The Service Provider reserves the right to suspend or terminate access where unauthorized account sharing or misuse is detected.
3.9.
The Client shall not reproduce, distribute, publish, upload, transmit, sublicense, sell, share, or otherwise exploit any materials, content, methodologies, or information provided by the Service Provider for commercial or non-commercial purposes without the prior written consent of the Service Provider.
The Student shall be fully responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of account credentials.
In the event of unauthorized sharing of account access with third parties, the Student shall pay the Service Administrator a contractual penalty in the amount of RUB 300,000 for each violation.
3.10.
The Service Provider reserves the right to record any Online Courses, Webinars, Sessions, training programs, educational events, or other Information and Consulting Services conducted through the Service.
3.11.
Students and Clients may record Online Courses, Webinars, Sessions, or other educational events solely for their personal, non-commercial use unless otherwise expressly prohibited by the Service Provider.
3.12.
Subject to mutual agreement between the Student and the Service Administrator, the Student may be granted an extension of access to an Online Course if, for valid reasons, the Student was unable to complete the Course within the applicable access period.
3.13. Provision of Access to Webinars
Webinars may be conducted live, pre-recorded, or using simulated participation technology, including the simulation of actions by the Instructor and other participants.
The procedure for obtaining access to a Webinar shall be determined by the Service Administrator.
Upon completion of a Webinar, Students may be granted access to a recording of the Webinar. The availability, duration, and conditions of access to such recordings shall be determined solely by the Service Administrator.
Where technically feasible, the Service Administrator may provide Students with a chat function or another communication tool allowing interaction with the Instructor during the Webinar.
3.14.
The Service Provider does not guarantee any particular outcome, result, achievement, financial benefit, health improvement, weight-loss result, lifestyle transformation, or other specific objective arising from participation in the Services.
The Client acknowledges that all results depend upon numerous factors beyond the Service Provider’s control, including the Client’s individual circumstances, effort, consistency, compliance with recommendations, and personal commitment.
The Client bears sole responsibility for any results achieved or not achieved during or after participation in the Services.
3.15.
The Client shall be solely responsible for ensuring that all information, documents, data, and communications provided to the Service Provider are complete, accurate, current, and submitted in a timely manner.
3.16.
Failure by the Client to follow recommendations, provide requested information or feedback, review provided materials, comply with agreed actions, participate actively, or otherwise engage with the Services shall not constitute grounds for:
(a) a refund;
(b) an extension of the Service period;
(c) a reduction in fees; or
(d) any claim regarding the effectiveness or outcome of the Services.
3.17.
The Client expressly acknowledges and agrees that the Service Provider does not provide medical services.
The Service Provider does not diagnose medical conditions, prescribe treatment, provide medical advice, or replace consultations with licensed physicians, healthcare professionals, dietitians, psychologists, or other regulated practitioners.
All information, recommendations, educational materials, guidance, and content provided through the Services are intended solely for informational and educational purposes and shall not be construed as medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or healthcare services.
The Client is solely responsible for seeking independent medical advice from qualified healthcare professionals regarding any medical condition, treatment, dietary change, supplement use, exercise program, or health-related concern.

4. FEES, PAYMENT TERMS, AND REFUND POLICY4.1.
The fees payable under this Agreement are published on the Website located at yanawellnesss.com and its subdomains and depend on the type of Information and Consulting Service and the pricing plan selected by the Client.
The Service Provider is not a VAT payer unless otherwise required by applicable law.
4.2.
Unless otherwise expressly agreed by the Parties, the Client shall pay one hundred percent (100%) of the applicable fee in a single payment using one of the payment methods made available on the Website.
4.2.1. Installment Payments
The Parties may agree that the Client shall pay the applicable fee in installments.
Any installment arrangement shall be agreed separately between the Parties and may provide for a payment period of up to three (3) months, provided that the initial payment is no less than thirty percent (30%) of the total Service fee.
The terms of any installment arrangement may be agreed through email correspondence, messaging applications, social media accounts operated by the Service Provider, or any other communication channel designated by the Service Provider.
The Client shall make all payments in accordance with the agreed installment schedule.
4.2.1.1. Payment for 1:1 Guidance
The 1:1 Guidance Service may be paid either in full or in installments, as agreed by the Parties.
Where payment is made in installments, the Service Provider shall provide services only for the paid portion of the Guidance period.
If any installment remains unpaid for more than three (3) calendar days after its due date, the Service Provider may suspend the provision of 1:1 Guidance until payment is received.
Any suspension period shall not extend the overall duration of the 1:1 Guidance Service unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Parties.
4.2.2. Third-Party Financing and Credit Arrangements
The Client may elect to finance payment through a bank, financial institution, payment provider, or other third-party lender.
Any financing arrangement shall be governed exclusively by the terms and conditions of the applicable lender.
The Service Provider shall bear no responsibility for the approval, denial, terms, interest rates, repayment obligations, or other conditions associated with such financing.
Where financing is used, the Client's payment obligation under this Agreement shall be deemed satisfied once the full amount of the applicable Service fee has been received by the Service Provider.
4.3.
The Service Provider may conduct promotional campaigns, discounts, special offers, or other marketing activities at its sole discretion.
Any such promotion shall not affect fees previously paid by the Client.
If a Client who purchased a Service through installments or financing elects to switch to a promotional offer, any difference in price shall not be refunded.
4.4.
The Service Provider reserves the right to modify fees at any time by publishing updated pricing on the Website.
Any revised fees shall apply only to future purchases and shall not affect Services already purchased by existing Clients.
4.5.
The Client's payment obligation shall be deemed fulfilled upon receipt of the full applicable fee by the Service Provider.
4.6. Payments by Third Parties
Payment may be made by a third party on behalf of the Client.
The Service Provider may request reasonable evidence confirming that such payment is made on behalf of and with the authorization of the Client.
The Client remains fully responsible for all obligations arising under this Agreement regardless of the identity of the payer.
4.7. Payment Processing Fees
Any fees, commissions, transaction charges, currency conversion costs, banking fees, payment processor charges, financing costs, lender fees, or similar expenses incurred in connection with payment of the Services shall be borne solely by the Client.
In the event of cancellation or termination of this Agreement, such fees and charges shall not be refundable.
4.8. Digital Products and Immediate Access
Access to Digital Products, including video lessons, downloadable materials, recipe collections, guides, templates, educational resources, and similar content, shall be granted immediately after payment.
Due to the digital nature of such content and the immediate provision of access, all purchases of Digital Products are final and non-refundable to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law.
Where an Online Course includes multiple Lessons released over time, access shall be provided in accordance with the schedule specified by the Service Provider.
The Service Provider may condition access to subsequent Lessons upon completion of assignments or other participation requirements.
4.9. Webinars and Workshops
Fees paid for one-time Webinars, workshops, masterclasses, practical sessions, or similar events are non-refundable once access has been granted.
4.10. Cancellation Before the Commencement of a Scheduled Program
If the Client purchases access to a Webinar, Online Course, training program, or similar Service and requests cancellation before the Service has commenced, the Service Provider may, at its discretion:
(a) issue a partial refund after deduction of reasonable administrative and processing costs; or
(b) transfer the Client's enrollment to another available date or cohort.
Where a transfer is approved, the original purchase price shall remain fixed and shall not be subject to increase.
4.11. Long-Term Programs
For Services consisting of multiple Webinars, workshops, training sessions, lessons, or educational modules extending over time, any concerns regarding performance of the Service must be raised during the Service period.
Upon completion of the applicable Service period, the Service shall be deemed fully rendered and accepted by the Client.
If this Agreement is terminated before completion of a long-term Service, any refund shall be calculated based upon:
(a) the portion of the Service already delivered;
(b) access already granted to Digital Products, materials, recordings, resources, files, and educational content;
(c) administrative work already performed; and
(d) any costs and expenses incurred by the Service Provider.
4.12. Circumstances That Do Not Give Rise to a Refund
The following circumstances shall not constitute grounds for a refund:
(a) the Client's subjective dissatisfaction;
(b) the Service not meeting the Client's expectations;
(c) failure to achieve desired results;
(d) failure to review or use provided materials;
(e) inconsistent implementation of recommendations;
(f) failure to provide requested information;
(g) personal circumstances affecting participation;
(h) voluntary withdrawal after commencement of the Service; or
(i) inactivity by the Client.
4.13. Services and Costs Already Incurred
For the purposes of calculating any refund, services already rendered and costs already incurred may include, without limitation:
(a) application processing;
(b) delivery of the Questionnaire;
(c) review and analysis of the Questionnaire;
(d) preparation for a Session;
(e) reservation of appointment time;
(f) delivery of a Session;
(g) provision of recommendations, educational materials, resources, recipes, guides, files, templates, documents, and links;
(h) provision of access to Digital Products; and
(i) the portion of 1:1 Guidance already provided.
4.14. Delivery of Materials
Any recommendations, files, resources, recipes, guides, documents, links, educational materials, Google documents, recordings, templates, or other content delivered to the Client shall be deemed rendered immediately upon transmission to the Client, regardless of whether the Client accesses, downloads, reviews, studies, or applies such materials.

5. LIABILITY5.1.
The Client shall be solely responsible for maintaining reliable Internet access and ensuring the proper functioning of all hardware, software, communication devices, and technical resources required to access and use the Services.
5.2.
The Service Provider shall not be liable for any inability of the Client to access or use the Services resulting from:
(a) interruptions or failures of Internet connectivity;
(b) malfunction of the Client's equipment, devices, or software;
(c) incompatibility of the Client's technical environment with the Service;
(d) insufficient technical knowledge or skills of the Client; or
(e) any other circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the Service Provider.
5.3.
The Client is solely responsible for the accuracy and completeness of all information provided during registration, purchase, enrollment, communication, or participation in the Services.
The Service Provider shall not be liable for any consequences arising from inaccurate, incomplete, outdated, or incorrect information provided by the Client, including the delivery of access credentials, materials, or communications to unintended recipients.
5.4.
If, for any reason attributable to the Service Provider, a Webinar, Session, Online Course, training program, workshop, or other Service cannot be delivered as scheduled, the Service Provider's sole obligation shall be to reschedule the relevant Service within a reasonable period.
5.5.
The Service Provider shall not be responsible for how the Client applies, interprets, relies upon, or uses any information, recommendations, materials, guidance, or educational content obtained through the Services.
The Client assumes full responsibility for all decisions, actions, and outcomes resulting from the use of such information.
5.6. Limitation of Liability
To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the aggregate liability of the Service Provider arising out of or relating to this Agreement, the Services, or any claim of any nature whatsoever shall not exceed the total amount actually paid by the Client to the Service Provider under this Agreement.
5.7.
The Service Provider makes no guarantee that the Services will meet the Client's subjective expectations, preferences, personal objectives, or desired outcomes.
The Client's dissatisfaction with the Services or disagreement with the methods, recommendations, content, format, or presentation of the Services shall not constitute evidence of inadequate performance or breach of this Agreement.
5.8. Force Majeure
Neither Party shall be liable for any delay or failure to perform its obligations under this Agreement where such delay or failure results from events beyond the reasonable control of the affected Party, including but not limited to:
(a) natural disasters;
(b) acts of government;
(c) war, terrorism, civil unrest, or armed conflict;
(d) labor disputes;
(e) power outages;
(f) telecommunications failures;
(g) cyberattacks;
(h) epidemics or pandemics; or
(i) any other event commonly recognized as force majeure.
The affected Party shall perform its obligations as soon as reasonably practicable after the cessation of the force majeure event.
5.9. Intellectual Property Rights
The Service Provider owns and retains all intellectual property rights in and to the Website, Online Courses, Webinars, Sessions, Digital Products, educational materials, proprietary methodologies, recipes, documents, databases, graphics, videos, audio recordings, texts, software, trademarks, trade names, logos, branding elements, and all other materials made available through the Services.
Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as transferring ownership of any intellectual property rights to the Client.
The Client is granted only a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable license to access and use the Services for personal educational purposes in accordance with this Agreement.
5.10. Intellectual Property Infringement
The Client shall not copy, reproduce, distribute, modify, publish, upload, transmit, display, perform, create derivative works from, sell, license, exploit, or otherwise use any intellectual property belonging to the Service Provider without prior written consent.
In the event of any unauthorized use of the Service Provider's intellectual property, the Service Provider shall be entitled to seek all remedies available under applicable law, including damages, injunctive relief, and contractual penalties.
In addition, the Client shall pay a contractual penalty of EUR 3000 (three housand Euro) for each separate violation.
5.11.
The Website and all Services are provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis.
The Service Provider does not warrant that the Website or Services will be uninterrupted, error-free, secure, or available at all times.
The Service Provider reserves the right to suspend, restrict, or terminate access to the Website or Services at any time in the event of a violation of this Agreement.
5.12.
The Client uses the Website and Services entirely at their own risk.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Service Provider disclaims all liability for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special, punitive, or exemplary damages arising out of or related to the use of the Website or Services.
The Service Provider shall not be responsible for any losses resulting from unauthorized access to the Client's data, systems, accounts, devices, or communications due to vulnerabilities in the Client's equipment, software, or security practices.
5.13.
The Client shall not use the Website or Services for the transmission of unsolicited communications, advertising, spam, unlawful content, or any activity unrelated to the intended purpose of the Services.
6. CONFIDENTIALITY6.1.
The Client agrees to maintain as strictly confidential all non-public information received from the Service Provider in connection with the Services, including but not limited to:
(a) educational materials;
(b) proprietary methodologies;
(c) recipes;
(d) guides;
(e) templates;
(f) business information;
(g) know-how; and
(h) any other information designated as confidential or reasonably understood to be confidential.
Such confidentiality obligations shall remain in effect for a period of five (5) years from the date of acceptance of this Agreement.
The Client shall not disclose, distribute, publish, copy, transmit, or otherwise use Confidential Information without the prior written consent of the Service Provider.
6.2.
In the event of unauthorized disclosure or use of Confidential Information, the Service Provider shall be entitled to recover a contractual penalty of EUR 1000 (one thousand Euro) for each separate violation, without prejudice to any other rights or remedies available under applicable law.

7. DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND GOVERNING LAW7.1.
Any dispute, controversy, or claim arising out of or relating to this Agreement, including its interpretation, performance, breach, termination, or validity, shall first be resolved through good-faith negotiations between the Parties.
If a dispute cannot be resolved through negotiations, the claiming Party shall submit a written complaint to the other Party together with supporting documentation.
The receiving Party shall review and respond to the complaint within ten (10) business days following receipt.
If the dispute remains unresolved after completion of the complaint procedure, either Party may submit the dispute to a court of competent jurisdiction in accordance with the laws of the Russian Federation.
7.2. Governing Law
This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the Russian Federation, without regard to conflict-of-law principles.
The Parties expressly agree that Russian law shall apply regardless of the Client's place of residence, citizenship, domicile, or place of business.
7.3.
Upon termination of this Agreement, the Client shall immediately cease all use of the Website, Services, Digital Products, and any intellectual property belonging to the Service Provider, except where continued access is expressly authorized in writing.
7.4.
Any approved refund shall be processed within thirty (30) calendar days using the payment details provided by the Client.
8. FINAL PROVISIONS8.1.
This Agreement shall enter into force upon acceptance of the Offer and shall remain effective until the Parties have fully performed their respective obligations.
8.2.
If any provision of this Agreement is found to be invalid, illegal, or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect.
8.3. Notices
Unless otherwise specified herein, all legally significant communications may be delivered by email.
The Service Provider's designated email address is: m1@yanawellnesss.com
The Client's designated email address shall be the email address provided during registration, purchase, or submission of an application through the Website.
Any notice sent by email shall be deemed received one (1) calendar day after transmission.
8.4.
The Service Provider reserves the right to amend this Agreement at any time by publishing an updated version on the Website located at yanawellnesss.com and its subdomains.
Continued use of the Services following publication of such amendments constitutes acceptance of the revised Agreement.
8.5.
The Service Provider may, but is not obligated to, notify Clients of material changes to this Agreement through email or other communication channels.
The Client remains solely responsible for periodically reviewing the current version of this Agreement.
8.6.
To the extent permitted by applicable law, consumer protection legislation applicable to free services shall not apply to any Services, Courses, Webinars, or materials provided by the Service Provider without charge.
8.7.
The Service Provider shall not be liable for the indexing, display, publication, or dissemination of any photograph, profile image, or content uploaded by a Student to their Student Account by search engines, third-party platforms, or other publicly accessible services.

Опубликовано: март 2026 г.