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Terms of Use for STUDIO-OPQR Website

Article 1 (Purpose)

The purpose of these Terms and Conditions is to stipulate the rights, obligations, and responsibilities of the cyber mall and the user in using the Internet-related services (hereinafter referred to as the “Service”) provided by the https://www.studio-opqr.com/ cyber mall (hereinafter referred to as the “Mall”) operated by STUDIO-OPQR Co. These Terms and Conditions shall also apply to e-commerce transactions using PC communication, wireless, etc. unless contrary to their nature.

Article 2 (Definitions)

“Mall” refers to a virtual business place set up by STUDIO-OPQR Co., Ltd. to provide goods or services (hereinafter referred to as “Goods, etc.”) to users to trade goods, etc. using information and communication facilities such as computers, and is also used in the sense of a business operator operating a cyber mall.
“User” refers to members and non-members who access the “Mall” and receive the services provided by the “Mall” in accordance with these Terms.
‘Member’ means a person who has registered as a member of the ‘Mall’ and can continue to use the services provided by the ‘Mall’.
“Non-member” refers to a person who uses the services provided by the “Mall” without becoming a member.

Article 3 (Statement, Explanation, and Amendment of Terms)

The “Mall” shall post the contents of these Terms and Conditions, its name and representative name, business address (including the address of the place where consumer complaints can be handled), telephone number, fax number, e-mail address, business license number, e-commerce business report number, and personal information manager on the initial service screen (front) of the https://www.studio-opqr.com/ cybermall so that users can easily recognize them. However, the contents of the Terms and Conditions may be made available to the user through a connected screen.
“The Mall shall seek the user’s confirmation by providing a separate link or pop-up screen so that the user can understand important contents such as withdrawal of subscription, delivery responsibility, refund conditions, etc. among the contents stipulated in the Terms and Conditions before the user agrees to the Terms and Conditions.
The “Mall” may amend these Terms and Conditions to the extent that it does not violate the relevant laws, such as the Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, etc., the Act on Regulation of Terms and Conditions, the Basic Act on Electronic Documents and Electronic Transactions, the Electronic Financial Transactions Act, the Electronic Signature Act, the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, the Act on Door-to-Door Sales, the Consumer Self-Interest Act, etc.
If the “Mall” revises the Terms and Conditions, it shall specify the effective date and reason for revision and notify the current Terms and Conditions on the initialization screen of the Mall from 7 days before the effective date to the day before the effective date. However, if the terms and conditions are changed to the disadvantage of the user, a grace period of at least 30 days shall be given in advance. In this case, the “Mall” shall clearly compare the contents before the revision and the contents after the revision to make it easy for users to understand.
If the ‘Mall’ amends the Terms and Conditions, the amended Terms and Conditions shall apply only to contracts entered into after the date of application, and the provisions of the Terms and Conditions prior to the amendment shall apply to contracts already entered into prior to the date of application. However, if a user who has already concluded a contract transmits to the ‘Mall’ his/her intention to be subject to the provisions of the revised Terms and Conditions within the notice period of the revised Terms and Conditions pursuant to Paragraph 3 and receives the ‘Mall’s consent, the provisions of the revised Terms and Conditions shall apply.
Matters not stipulated in these Terms and the interpretation of these Terms shall be governed by the Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, the Act on Regulation of Terms and Conditions, the Guidelines for Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce set by the Fair Trade Commission, and related laws and regulations or common practice.

Section 4 (Provision and Modification of the Services)

The “Mall” shall perform the following tasks.
1. providing information on goods or services and concluding a purchase contract
2. delivery of goods or services for which a purchase contract has been concluded
3. other tasks prescribed by the “Mall”
The “Mall” may change the contents of the goods or services to be provided under a contract to be concluded in the future in the event that the goods or services are out of stock or the technical specifications are changed. In this case, the contents of the changed goods or services and the date of provision shall be immediately notified on the place where the contents of the current goods or services are posted.
If the “Mall” changes the contents of the service contracted with the user to provide due to reasons such as out of stock of goods or changes in technical specifications, the “Mall” shall immediately notify the user at the address where the user can be notified.
In the case of the preceding paragraph, the “Mall” shall compensate the user for any damages caused by the user. However, this shall not apply if the ‘Mall’ proves that it has no intention or negligence.

Section 5 (Discontinuance of Services)

The “Mall” may temporarily suspend the provision of the Service in the event of maintenance, inspection, replacement, or breakdown of information and communication facilities such as computers, interruption of communication, etc.
The ‘Mall’ shall compensate the User or a third party for any damages suffered by the User or a third party due to the temporary suspension of the provision of the Service under Paragraph 1. However, this shall not apply if the ‘Mall’ proves that it is not intentional or negligent.
If the Service cannot be provided for reasons such as conversion of business items, abandonment of business, or integration between companies, the “Mall” shall notify the user in the manner prescribed in Article 8 and compensate the consumer in accordance with the conditions originally provided by the “Mall”. However, if the ‘Mall’ does not notify the compensation criteria, the ‘Mall’ shall pay the user’s mileage or accumulated points in kind or cash equivalent to the value of the currency prevailing in the ‘Mall’.

Section 6 (Termination of Membership and Disqualification, etc.)

If a member falls under any of the following reasons, the “Mall” may restrict or suspend membership.
1. Failure to pay the price of goods purchased using the ‘Mall’ or other debts incurred by the member in connection with the use of the ‘Mall’ on the due date
2. Threatening the order of e-commerce, such as interfering with the use of the “Mall” by others or stealing their information.
3. Use the “Mall” to engage in any act prohibited by laws or these Terms and Conditions or contrary to public order and morals.
4. use the “Mall” to engage in any act prohibited by law or these Terms and Conditions or contrary to public order and morality
After the “Mall” restricts or suspends the membership, the “Mall” may terminate the membership if the same behavior is repeated more than twice or if the reason is not corrected within 30 days.
If the “Mall” disqualifies a member, the membership registration shall be canceled. In this case, the member shall be notified and given a period of at least 30 days to make a defense before the membership registration is canceled.

Section 7 (Notices to Members)

When the “Mall” notifies the Member, it may do so to the e-mail address specified by the Member in advance by agreement with the “Mall”.
The “Mall” may substitute individual notices for notices to unspecified members by posting them on the “Mall” bulletin board for more than one week. However, individual notifications shall be made for matters that have a significant impact on the Member’s transactions.

Article 8 (Formation of Contract)

The “Mall” may not approve the service application as described in Article 9 if any of the following items apply. However, in the case of concluding a contract with a minor, the minor or his/her legal representative shall be notified that the contract may be canceled if the consent of the legal representative is not obtained.
1. if there are any falsehoods, omissions, or errors in the application contents;
2. if the minor purchases goods and services prohibited by the Juvenile Protection Act, such as tobacco, alcohol, etc.
3. if the Mall determines that accepting the application for purchase would significantly impede the technology of the Mall.
The contract shall be deemed to have been concluded at the time the consent of the “Mall” reaches the user in the form of the receipt confirmation notice in Article 12.1.
The “Mall’s” consent shall include information regarding the confirmation of the user’s purchase application, the availability of sales, and the correction or cancellation of the purchase application.

Section 9 (Payment Methods)

Payment for goods or services purchased from the “Mall” may be made by any of the following methods. However, the “Mall” may not collect any nominal fee in addition to the price of goods or services for the user’s payment method. 1. various account transfers such as phone banking, internet banking, mail banking, etc. 2. online bank draft deposit 3. payment by electronic money 4. payment upon receipt 5. payment by points paid by the “Mall” such as mileage 6. payment by gift certificates contracted with the “Mall” or recognized by the “Mall” 7. payment by other electronic payment methods, etc.

Article 10 (Confirmation of Receipt; Modification and Cancellation of Purchase Application)

The “Mall” shall send a confirmation of receipt notice to the user when the user applies for the service.
If there is a discrepancy in the expression of intention, the user who receives the confirmation of receipt may request to change or cancel the purchase application immediately after receiving the confirmation of receipt, and the “Mall” shall process the request without delay if there is a request from the user before delivery. However, if the payment has already been made, the provisions of Article 15 regarding withdrawal of subscription, etc. shall apply.

Article 11 (Privacy)

When collecting personal information of users, the “Mall” collects the minimum amount of personal information to the extent necessary to provide services.
The “Mall” does not collect information necessary for the fulfillment of the purchase contract in advance when registering for membership; however, this does not apply to cases where identification is required prior to the purchase contract in order to fulfill obligations under relevant laws and regulations, and minimum specific personal information is collected.
The “Mall” shall notify the user of the purpose and obtain the user’s consent when collecting and using the user’s personal information.
The “Mall” shall not use the collected personal information for any purpose other than the purpose, and if a new purpose of use occurs or if it is provided to a third party, the purpose shall be notified to the user at the stage of use and provision and consent shall be obtained. However, exceptions shall be made if otherwise stipulated in the relevant laws and regulations.
If the “Mall” is required to obtain the user’s consent under Paragraphs 2 and 3, it shall specify or notify in advance the matters stipulated in Article 22, Paragraph 2 of the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, including the identity of the person in charge of personal information management (affiliation, name and phone number, and other contact information), the purpose of collecting and using the information, and the matters related to the provision of information to third parties (recipient, purpose of provision, and content of information to be provided), and the user may withdraw this consent at any time.
The user may request to view and correct errors in his/her personal information held by the ‘Mall’ at any time, and the ‘Mall’ shall be obligated to take necessary measures without delay. If the user requests the correction of an error, the ‘Mall’ shall not use the personal information until the error is corrected.
The “Mall” shall limit the number of persons handling the user’s personal information to a minimum to protect personal information and shall be liable for all damages caused by the loss, theft, leakage, provision to a third party without consent, falsification, etc. of the user’s personal information, including credit card, bank account, etc.
The “Mall” or any third party that has received personal information from the “Mall” shall destroy the personal information without delay when the purpose of collecting the personal information or the purpose for which it was provided has been fulfilled.
The “Mall” does not set the consent field for the collection, use, and provision of personal information to be selected in advance. In addition, the “Mall” specifically specifies the services that are restricted when the user refuses to consent to the collection, use, and provision of personal information, and does not restrict or refuse to provide services such as membership based on the user’s refusal to consent to the collection, use, and provision of personal information that is not a mandatory collection item.

Article 12 (Obligations of the Mall)

The “Mall” shall not engage in any acts prohibited by laws and regulations and these Terms and Conditions or contrary to public order and morals, and shall do its best to provide goods and services continuously and stably in accordance with these Terms and Conditions.
The “Mall” shall have a security system to protect the user’s personal information (including credit information) so that the user can safely use the Internet service.
The “Mall” shall be liable to compensate the user for any damage caused by the unfair display or advertisement of goods or services as specified in Article 3 of the Act on Fairness of Display and Advertisement.
The “Mall” does not send commercial e-mails for commercial purposes that the user does not want.

Section 13 (Your Obligations)

You may not do any of the following
1. registration of false information when applying or changing
2. theft of other people’s information
3. alteration of information posted on the “Mall”;
4. transmission or posting of information (computer programs, etc.) other than the information stipulated by the “Mall”
5. infringement of intellectual property rights such as copyrights of the “Mall” or other third parties
6. acts that damage the reputation or interfere with the business of the “Mall” or other third parties
7. disclosure or posting of obscene or violent messages, images, voices, or other information against public order and morals on the “Mall”

Article 14 (Attribution of Copyright and Restrictions on Use)

Copyright and other intellectual property rights to works created by the ‘Mall’ shall belong to the ‘Mall’.
The user shall not reproduce, transmit, publish, distribute, broadcast, or otherwise use for commercial purposes or cause a third party to use for commercial purposes any information obtained through the use of the ‘Mall’ that belongs to the intellectual property rights of the ‘Mall’ without the prior consent of the ‘Mall’.
The “Mall” shall notify the user if it uses the copyright belonging to the user in accordance with the agreement.

Section 15 (Dispute Resolution)

The “Mall” shall establish and operate a damage compensation mechanism to reflect legitimate opinions or complaints raised by users and to compensate for the damage.
The “Mall” shall prioritize the handling of complaints and opinions submitted by users. However, if it is difficult to process promptly, the user shall be notified of the reason and the processing schedule immediately.
If a user applies for damage relief in connection with an e-commerce dispute between the “Mall” and the user, it may be subject to mediation by the Fair Trade Commission or a dispute mediation organization commissioned by the city or provincial governor.

Section 16 (Jurisdiction and Governing Law)

Lawsuits regarding e-commerce disputes between the “Mall” and the user shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the district court having jurisdiction over the user’s address at the time of filing, or if there is no address, the district court having jurisdiction over the user’s residence. However, if the address or residence of the user is not clear at the time of filing, or if the user is a foreign resident, the lawsuit shall be filed in a court of competent jurisdiction under the Civil Procedure Act.
Korean law shall apply to e-commerce lawsuits filed between the Mall and users.
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