Terms of Service – Recess
Dollar General Selects Recess as Experiential Marketing Partner for DGMN
WEBSITE TERMS OF USE
EFFECTIVE DATE: May 10, 2019
PLEASE READ THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THIS SITE. THIS IS A BINDING CONTRACT
Welcome to https://www.recess.is (the “Site”).
Recess Digital, Inc., a Delaware corporation (“Recess,” "us” or “we”) provides Site access, features, content and services to you subject to the following terms of use (the “Terms”). The Terms govern your use of and access to the Site, as well as any of our affiliated websites (together with the Site, the “Sites”) accessed through any platform or device, any mobile applications we may decide to offer from time to time (each, an “Application”), and any products, services, features, and Content (defined below) offered by us on or through the Sites or an Application (the “Services”). Therefore, it is crucial that you read and comprehend these Terms. As used in these Terms, “Platform” means the Services, any and all Site(s) and/or Application(s), individually and collectively.
BINDING EFFECT
This is a binding agreement. By using and/or accessing the Platform (including browsing any Site), you are agreeing to be bound by these Terms,, as they may be amended by Recess from time to time. These Terms apply to you as soon as you access the Platform by any means and continue in effect until they are terminated. If you do not agree to these Terms, please do not use or access the Platform.
When these Terms use the term "Event Organizer," it means event creators using the Platform to create event postings for their event(s) (each, an “Event”) to be displayed on the Platform. When these Terms use the term “Sponsor” it means brands, advertisers, marketers, and/or other entities or businesses using the Platform to consume and/or review information about and/or to make offer(s) to sponsor Event(s). Organizers, Sponsors and all other third party persons or entities using or accessing the Platform are all referred to in these Terms collectively as "Users," "you" or "your”.