Introduction

We appreciate your interest in the American Publishers Association.

This website's user and the American Publishers Association are bound by the terms and conditions below.

Please read the Terms and Conditions carefully before using americanpublishersassociation.com. They complement our Privacy Policy, which details the procedures we use to gather, safeguard, and make use of the data we receive via our website.

The terms "you," "user," or "yours" refer to anyone accessing americanpublishersassociation.com, while the terms "we," "us," "our," and "agreement" refer to the American Publishers Association.

Before utilizing our service, we strongly advise you to thoroughly read and agree to the terms stated in this agreement. We respectfully ask that you do not use our service if you do not agree to these conditions. Please email us at info@americanpublishersassociation.com with any queries or concerns, and we will do our best to find a workable solution. All users who want to access the American Publishers Association's services must agree to our "Terms and Conditions."

Subscriptions

You may sign up to receive newsletters, marketing materials, special offers, and other informative stuff by mail or digitally by accepting the terms of this agreement. If you would like to stop receiving any of our newsletters, send us an email atinfo@americanpublishersassociation.com

Purchase Policy

American Publishers Association may ask you for specific information when you sign up for our services, such as your credit or debit card information and personal data. It is crucial that you make sure the American Publishers Association receives correct and comprehensive information.

For the purpose of expediting payment processing, the American Publishers Association may make use of outside payment service providers. By submitting your information to us, you give the American Publishers Association permission to share the necessary information with these third-party payment processors.

In the event of pricing problems, unavailability of services, or any other issues in the order placement process, the American Publishers Association has the right to refuse or cancel any order at any time. We reserve the right to reject or cancel orders if any unauthorized or fraudulent activity is found.

Terms of Promotions

American Publishers Association may offer online promotions and contests in an effort to improve our offerings. These promotions' or contests' rules and regulations may be different from this agreement's. Users must thoroughly read each promotion's unique terms and conditions. This agreement will take precedence over the promotional rules in the event of any conflict.

Returns

We are unable to accept refunds on orders that have been completed due to the nature of the products we make.

However, we have a revision process in place in case adjustments are needed to guarantee compliance with given requirements and to fulfill quality standards, such as editing and proofreading services. This procedure aims to help clients and put their needs first.
We shall perform a thorough internal evaluation and either amend or recreate the material at no additional cost if the fulfilled product does not fit the stipulated parameters indicated at the time of order placing.

Revisions

The service description of each individual package outlines the revision policy that applies to it. Following the order status change to "Waiting for Customer Approval" in our Order Management Platform, we provide revisions within 5 to 10 days. The package selected will determine the revision timeframe.

The order can be revised when it is submitted for review, and its status is changed to "Waiting for Customer Approval." Customers can now request changes by emailing their designated Project Manager directly, provided that all initial requirements have been fulfilled for the finished product.

Clients may always edit the content they get from us at any time after the order has been completed but before it is published. The Word format of the content is provided, and the consumers own the rights to it.

American Publishers Association handles refunds on an individual basis. We take all necessary steps to guarantee that our client's demands are met promptly and efficiently.

Our staff will work together with you to find the best possible solution for any problems.

The following provisions may apply to refund conditions, although they are not the only ones.

Ineligibility of Refund Claims

Minor Errors or Technicalities: Grammatical errors, typing errors, word count compensation, or the addition of references are examples of minor errors or technicalities that will not result in refunds for late or delayed delivery.

Client-Related Delays: We are not liable for delays brought on by our clients; in such circumstances, reimbursements will not be given.

Low Word Count: A refund will not be granted based only on a word count that is too short.

Absence of Concern Submission: Refunds will not be granted if the client has not raised any concerns about the completed work.

Extra requirements or outrageous demands: Refunds will not be granted if delays result from the client adding extra requirements or making ridiculous demands that were not disclosed at the time the purchase was placed.

Exclusion of Tips: We do not accept refund requests for advice given to our writers or team members.

Change of Mind

Before Work Initiation: The client has one business day from the time of order placement to request a refund if they would like to do so before our writers and editors begin working on the project. The email request must be sent in writing.

After-Work Initiation: Only if the client has used at least three changes will refund claims submitted after the project has begun to be taken into consideration. In these circumstances, our internal personnel may be suitably compensated with a partial reimbursement.

Late Delivery

At the American Publishers Association, we always promise on-time delivery. However, if a project is not delivered on time for unforeseen or tragic reasons and the client has made at least three attempts to contact our service, a 50% refund will be handled. The client needs to present official proof that our error caused the delivery to be delayed.

Client-Related Delays: If a client error results in a delay, no refunds will be given for late deliveries.

Mutual Agreement: The American Publishers Association and the client will work together to resolve any refund disputes.

Partial Refunds: As compensation, the client may occasionally be given partial refunds or future discounts.

Inadequate Delivery

We are committed to making sure our clients receive excellent work that achieves their objectives. In order to ensure total satisfaction, we assign, reassign, and redo the job, in addition to encouraging clients to submit comments. Refund requests, however, will only be considered in the event that the client has raised concerns with our support/project management team and requested a minimum of three recorded adjustments during a two-week period.

All follow-up correspondence, status reports, and delivery-related issues should be handled using our online project management tool, teamwork, official email, or by phoning the designated numbers during the pre-sales or post-sales phases. Any calls or emails you receive from unknown numbers or email addresses purporting to be connected to our organization should be taken very seriously. American Publishers Association disclaims all liability for any fraud or scams that come from these sources.

Website Content

All text, graphics, and descriptions on our website are the sole property of the American Publishers Association. No part of this website may be utilized without the American Publishers Association's prior written consent. Users are forbidden to download, republish, transmit, change, distribute, or alter any element of the website content for profit or personal use without permission.

Restrictions

When making use of the American Publishers Association's services, users must abide by the following guidelines:

• Users are not allowed to participate in any activities against national or international law.
• Users must refrain from exposing juveniles or underage children to unsuitable content in order to exploit or damage them.
• Users are forbidden to send, transfer, or store any kind of unsolicited advertising or promotional material, including spam or junk mail.
• Users are not allowed to impersonate other people, groups, businesses, or any other individual.
• Users are forbidden to violate the rights of others.
• Users are not permitted to partake in threatening, fraudulent, unlawful, hurtful, or related actions.
• Users are not permitted to obstruct other users' or people's access to the American Publishers Association.
• Users are not permitted to partake in activities that could hurt the American Publishers Association, its services, or its users.
• Users must not take part in any actions that could put the American Publishers Association in danger of legal action.

Additionally, users are prohibited from:

• Gain access to, copy, or keep track of the American Publishers Association website content using robots, spiders, or any other automated tools or procedures.
• Using any instrument, software, or device that prevents the American Publishers Association from offering its whole service range.
• Introducing viruses, Trojan horses, logic bombs, viruses, or any other elements intended to damage or interfere with the American Publishers Association's business activities.
• Attempting to enter any area of the American Publishers Association without authorization, including its databases, computers, or servers.
• Conducting denial-of-service attacks or distributed denial-of-service assaults.
• Submitting fictitious negative reviews of the business.
• Damaging the American Publishers Association's reputation with fake ratings or claims.
• Interfering with the routine operations of the American Publishers Association.

Analytics

Using any instrument, software, or device that prevents the American Publishers Association from offering its whole service range.

Age of Consent

Only those who have attained the legal age as specified by their state of residence are eligible to use the American Publishers Association's services. By using our services, you attest that you are of legal age to consent in your state and that you are fully capable of entering into this agreement. You are not permitted to use the American Publishers Association's services if you are not of legal age to give consent.

Intellectual Property

Users retain ownership of all submitted content as their intellectual property. The American Publishers Association website and its licensors own the intellectual property associated with the material, features, services, and functionality that are displayed on it. Various national and international regulations, including copyright and trademark protection, safeguard the American Publishers Association. Users are not allowed to use its services without express permission from the American Publishers Association.

Copyright Policy

We at the American Publishers Association hold intellectual property owners' rights in the highest regard. We take copyright infringements seriously and promptly respond to legitimate reports of infringements. Please get in touch with us if you think your copyright has been infringed upon or if you are an authorized representative of the copyright holder. Please give a thorough explanation of the problem. However, please be advised that in the event of misrepresentation or fraudulent claims, submitting a false claim intending to harm or disrupt the American Publishers Association's services may result in liability for damages, including attorney fees.

Feedback and Error Reports

At the American Publishers Association, we appreciate your opinions. If you want to share your experience, you may email us at info@americanpublishersassociation.com or use one of the third-party service websites or tools to post reviews. In addition to welcoming feedback on how we may better serve you, we also want to know about any concerns, grievances, or other difficulties you had working with the American Publishers Association.

External Linking

Links to external websites or services that the American Publishers Association does not own or run may be provided by the American Publishers Association. We want to underline that we are not responsible for the content, privacy policies, or actions of these third-party websites. Following their visit, users are urged to carefully read each website's Privacy Statement and Terms & Conditions. By accepting this policy, you understand that the American Publishers Association disclaims all liability for any harm, damage, or loss coming from the use of externally connected websites, whether actual or hypothetical.

Warranty Disclaimer

Services are offered by the American Publishers Association "As-Is" and "As-Available." We make no express or implied claims or warranties regarding the functionality of our services, the shared content, or the materials made available as part of the service. You assume all risk when obtaining any information, materials, or content from the American Publishers Association.

Without limiting the above, the American Publishers Association, including any persons connected to our services, disclaims any warranties and guarantees regarding the service's condition, security, dependability, accuracy, or availability. We specifically disclaim all guarantees of any kind, including but not limited to merchantability, non-infringement, and fitness for a particular purpose, whether they are stated, implied, statutory, or otherwise.

The disclaimer mentioned above has no bearing on any warranties that are required and applicable by the relevant laws.

Limitation of Liability

American Publishers Association and its officers, directors, employees, and related individuals shall not be liable for any punitive, special, incidental, consequential, or other damages resulting from the use of our services unless required by law. If the American Publishers Association is found to be liable, the claimant will be responsible for all expenses, including legal fees, arbitration fees, litigation costs, and trial costs on appeal.

If the American Publishers Association is found liable, the price owed for the service will be the only compensation granted; punitive or consequential damages will not be granted. However, certain countries may not allow the exclusion of punitive, consequential, or incidental damages, so the following limitation may not apply to you.

Account Termination

American Publishers Association retains the right, at our sole discretion and for any reason, including but not limited to a violation of our conditions, to suspend or cancel your account on our website at any time without prior notice or liability.

You can easily end up using the American Publishers Association services if you would like to stop using them or close your account.

When the American Publishers Association's services are terminated, all of these terms and conditions will still be in effect.

Governing Law

The laws of the United States shall govern these Terms and Conditions. American Publishers Association's omission to enforce any of these terms' rights or provisions shall not be construed as a waiver of those rights. The remaining conditions of this agreement will still be in full force and effect even if a court of competent jurisdiction rules that any of these sections are illegal. These terms superseded All previous agreements, representing the whole agreement between the American Publishers Association and its users.

Service Modifications

At our sole discretion and without prior notice, the American Publishers Association retains the right to discontinue, change, or modify any part of our services or the content made available through the Services. We won't be held responsible if the services are unavailable for any length of time. American Publishers Association may also restrict access to select components of the service or the full service.

Updates to Terms and Conditions

American Publishers Association maintains the right, in our sole discretion and without prior notice, to update, change, or rewrite the terms and conditions on this website. It is recommended that users frequently check the terms and conditions page to be updated on any modifications to the agreement. The "in effect" date at the top of the page indicates the most recent update date.

As long as you keep using the American Publishers Association's services, you recognize that these terms and conditions have been changed. You can choose not to use the American Publishers Association's services if you disagree with the modified terms.

Waiver of Terms and Services

No provision of these terms may be waived in conjunction with any other provision or the American Publishers Association's rights. A right or provision under these terms shall not be deemed waived by the failure to assert such right or provision.

A court or other competent authority may find any provision of these conditions to be unlawful, unenforceable, or invalid; in such case, such provision will be limited or removed to the least extent necessary, and the remaining provisions will still be in full force and effect.

Acknowledgment

You acknowledge and accept that the American Publishers Association's terms and conditions apply to you by visiting and using its services.