Terms of Service
Welcome to Network Marketing School.
These terms of service govern your access to, and use of, any of our online courses
(Course) – which include the Network Marketing School Mastermind. Please read these
terms of service carefully before proceeding. You agree that upon your acceptance of
these terms of service in accordance with clause 1, you will be bound by these terms of
service, and they will form the contract between you and us in relation to our provision
of, and your access to, and use of, the Course (Agreement).
1. Acceptance of terms of service
You agree that:
a. your access to, or use of, the Course Content;
b. your clicking of the 'I agree' (or similar) button or checkbox in respect of the
Course; or
c. your payment (in full or in part) for the Course,
constitutes your acceptance of these terms of service and any additional terms and
conditions that are notified to you on our website in respect of the Course, and any such
additional terms and conditions are deemed incorporated in these terms of service. If
you do not agree with any of these terms of service, then you must not access or use the
Course Content.
2. Description of Course
Our Course provides educational content and resources related to business
development, marketing, mindset and other related topics. The Course Content may
include videos, articles, worksheets and other instructional materials. We reserve the
right to:
a. update the Course Content from time to time; and/or
b. change the platform or delivery method of the Course and/or Course Content,
by giving you reasonable prior written notice – though you acknowledge and agree that,
in some cases, notice can only be given after the relevant update or change is made (in
which case you will be notified in writing as soon as reasonably practicable after the
relevant update or change is made).
3. Application, registration and account
a. We may accept or refuse your application for a Course at any time before we give
you written notice of acceptance or refusal, and in our absolute discretion. If we
accept your application, then we will provide you with an email confirmation of
that acceptance. We reserve the right to refuse your application for any reason,
including if the Course is already full or if the Course is not currently available. If
we refuse your application, then we will notify you of that refusal in writing – as
soon as reasonably practicable after you submit your application. If we have
already received your payment, then we will return, or refund in full, your
payment – promptly after sending our refusal notification.
b. To access certain features of the Course, you may be required to register for an
account. You agree to provide accurate and complete information about yourself
when creating your account and to update your information promptly if it
changes. You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your account
credentials (including any password) and for any activities that occur under your
account.
4. Technical support
If you are unable to access any relevant Course Content, then we will use reasonable
endeavours to provide a solution where we have direct control over the system,
software or settings involved. If the issue lies with your hardware, systems, software or
settings, then you will need to resolve that issue.
5. Payment, fees and refunds
a. Except in relation to free courses, before access to the relevant Course Content
is granted, you must:
i. make full payment for the Course; or
ii. if we offer an instalment plan for the Course and you select that plan,
make the first payment under that plan.
We accept payment via Thrivecart, Stripe, and any other payment method we may notify
you of in writing from time to time. You must not pay us, or attempt to pay us, through
any fraudulent, unlawful, or unauthorised means. We will provide you with an email
receipt promptly after receiving your payment.
b. The applicable fees for a Course will be those published on our website or online
document at the time you submit your application for that Course. We may vary
our fees from time to time, provided that any such variation will not increase the
amount payable by you for a Course after we have received your application for
that Course.
c. Unless otherwise stated on our website, you are responsible for paying:
i. any additional taxes, duties, or government charges imposed by your
local jurisdiction in connection with your purchase of the Course; and
ii. any payment processing fees charged by third-party payment processors
that may apply which will be notified to you in writing at the time of
payment.
d. All fees for the Course are stated and payable in US dollars (USD). If you elect to
pay in a different currency, then:
i. the exchange rate applied will be that determined by your payment
processor or financial institution at the time of payment;
ii. you bear all risks associated with currency fluctuations and exchange rate
variations; and
iii. we are not responsible for any additional costs you incur due to currency
conversion or international transaction fees.
e. Subject to any contrary provision in these terms of service, you acknowledge and
agree that:
i. your obligation to pay the applicable fees in full is unconditional and is
not contingent on whether you complete the Course;
ii. if you select an instalment plan, then you must pay each instalment by its
due date; and
iii. we will make the relevant Course Content available to you until the
scheduled end date for the Course (as indicated on our website, online
document in respect of that Course or the email confirmation of course
acceptance – as applicable in the circumstances).
f. If you select an instalment plan and fail to pay any instalment by its due date,
then:
i. we may, upon giving you at least seven days' written notice, suspend your
access to the Course Content until all outstanding amounts are paid in
full; and
ii. if payment remains outstanding for more than 14 days after the due date,
we may terminate this Agreement by giving you written notice.
g. If you select an instalment plan, then:
i. if you miss two or more consecutive instalment payments, we may
terminate this Agreement by giving you written notice;
ii. you remain liable for the full outstanding balance if we suspend or
terminate your access to the Course Content due to your breach of these
terms of service; and
iii. except where you terminate this Agreement under and in accordance with
clause 9, your obligation to pay the full outstanding balance survives the
termination or expiry of this Agreement.
h. To the maximum extent permitted by law, we are not obliged to give you a refund
if you simply change your mind about the Course.
i. Despite the foregoing:
i. we will refund your payment in full if, within seven days of the date of our
email confirmation of Course acceptance (Cooling-Off Period), you: (A)
do not wish to proceed with the Course, clearly stating your name and
your request for a refund; and (B) have not accessed, downloaded,
viewed, or otherwise used any of the Course Content during the Cooling-
Off Period. This Cooling-Off Period is in addition to, and does not limit,
any statutory cooling-off rights that you may have under applicable
consumer protection laws;
ii. you will not be entitled to any refund if we terminate this Agreement due
to your breach of these terms of service;
iii. we will give you a pro-rata refund of fees paid if: (A) you terminate this
Agreement under and in accordance with clause 9; (B) we cancel or
discontinue the Course before its scheduled end date; or (C) we make
material changes to the Course Content or delivery method under clause
2 that substantially diminish the value of the Course, and you elect to
terminate this Agreement (and notify us in writing of such election) within
14 days of receiving notice of such changes. Any pro-rata refund under
this clause 5i(iii) will be calculated by dividing the total fees paid by the
total duration of the Course (in days) and multiplying by the number of
days remaining in the Course period at the effective date of termination.
j. We may, in our absolute discretion, grant exceptions to our standard refund
policy set out in this clause 5. Please contact us if you wish to discuss your
circumstances.
k. If we are required or elect to provide you with a refund:
i. refunds will be made using the same payment method you used for the
original payment, unless we agree otherwise in writing; and
ii. you acknowledge that the time taken for refunded amounts to appear in
your account may vary depending on your financial institution.
l. If you initiate a chargeback, payment dispute, or reversal through your bank,
credit card company, or payment processor in respect of any payment made
under this Agreement, then:
i. we may, by written notice, immediately suspend your access to the
Course Content pending resolution of the dispute; and
ii. if the chargeback or dispute is determined to be unjustified or made in
bad faith, we reserve the right to terminate this Agreement by giving you
written notice.
6. Use of Course Content
Subject to your compliance with this Agreement, you may access and use Course
Content during the term of this Agreement, for the sole purpose of completing the
Course. Without limiting your other obligations under this Agreement, you:
a. must not access or use the Course Content in any way that may impair the ability
of our other customers to access or use the Course Content;
b. must not view, access or copy any Course Content, material or data other than
that which you are expressly authorised to access;
c. must not engage in bullying, harassment or discriminatory behaviour, including
on social media – and you must respect the right and freedom of others to
express themselves and receive information and opinions;
d. must not circumvent, remove, bypass, disable or otherwise defeat any of the
controls we put in place to control the use of the Course Content (or attempt to
do any of the foregoing);
e. must not access or use the Course Content for the purpose of creating a product
or service which competes with our business;
f. must not resell or resupply the Course Content;
g. must not copy or share the Course Content other than as authorised by us in
writing;
h. must not permit third parties to access or use the Course Content, except as
authorised by us in writing;
i. are solely responsible for selecting, supplying and maintaining your own
facilities and equipment (including hardware, software, access to the internet
and sufficient internet bandwidth) for use in connection with the Course
Content;
j. are solely responsible for any use of the Course Content by you or any third party,
whether authorised or not;
k. are solely responsible for achieving any goal, results, income or success that you
may wish to achieve in relation to the topic of the Course;
l. agree that any and all goals (including income goals) set out on our website or
online document in respect of the Course are suggested goals for you to
consider, and we do not give any guarantee or warranty that you will achieve your
goals or any specific business results, income or success;
m. acknowledge that past results or testimonials do not guarantee future
outcomes; and
n. acknowledge that the Course Content is purely educational in nature and does
not constitute professional or financial advice.
7. Intellectual Property Rights
a. You agree that we and/or our licensors own all Intellectual Property Rights in the
Course Content, including all developments, changes, modifications,
adaptations and updates made to, and all expressions, forms, formats, media
and derivative works of, the Course Content (Proprietary IP). Except as expressly
granted under this Agreement, nothing in this Agreement transfers ownership (or
otherwise grants you any right) in respect of the Proprietary IP. For clarity, our
Proprietary IP is for your use only, is non-transferable, and is intended for a
single-user only.
b. You must not do, attempt to do, or allow anyone to do, anything which infringes
the Proprietary IP, including:
i. copy, modify, duplicate, create derivative works from, frame, mirror,
republish, download, display, transmit or distribute the Course Content
(in whole or in part) in any form or media or by any means; or
ii. decompile, disassemble, reverse engineer or otherwise reduce to
understandable form the Course Content (in whole or in part),
except as expressly permitted under these terms of service, or with our prior written
consent.
c. You grant us a non-exclusive, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free, worldwide,
sub-licensable, and transferable licence to use, reproduce, modify, develop,
adapt, publish, translate, create derivative work from, distribute, perform,
display and otherwise exploit Your Content, as required for us and our personnel
(including our contractors) to provide, develop, tailor and modify the Course
Content and otherwise to perform our obligations under this Agreement.
8. Feedback
If you provide us with any comments, questions, feedback, suggestions or other ideas in
relation to the Course Content (Feedback), then you grant us a non-exclusive,
perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free, worldwide, sub-licensable, and transferable licence
to use, reproduce, modify, develop, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works
from, distribute, perform, display and otherwise exploit such Feedback for any purpose.
9. Termination
a. This Agreement commences on your acceptance of these terms of service (in
accordance with clause 2) and ends at the scheduled end date of the relevant
Course, as indicated on our website, online document in respect of that Course
or the email confirmation of course acceptance (as applicable in the
circumstances) – subject to any earlier termination in accordance with these
terms of services.
b. In addition to any other rights we have under this Agreement, we may suspend,
terminate or limit your access to, and use of, the Course Content (by written
notice to you), or terminate this Agreement (by written notice to you), if you
commit a material breach of these terms of service, and either:
i. that breach is capable of remedy, and you have not remedied that breach
within 14 days of receiving written notice of that breach; or
ii. that breach is not capable of remedy.
For clarity, a 'material breach' of these terms of service includes (without limitation)
your breach of clauses 6a, 6b, 6c, 6d, 6e, 6f, 6g, 6h and/or 7b. Where applicable, we will
restore your access to, and use of, the Course Content promptly after your breach has
been remedied.
c. In addition to any other rights you have under this Agreement, you may terminate
this Agreement (by written notice to us) if we commit a material breach of these
terms of service, and either:
i. that breach is capable of remedy, and we have not remedied that breach
within 14 days of receiving written notice of that breach; or
ii. that breach is not capable of remedy.
d. Upon termination or expiry of this Agreement:
i. you will no longer have the right to access and use the relevant Course
Content; and
ii. we will discontinue your access to the relevant Course Content.
10. Warranties
a. We warrant that we will:
i. provide the Course Content with reasonable care and skill;
ii. use reasonable endeavours to provide the Course Content without
interruption; and
iii. correct material errors in the Course Content that are brought to our
attention, within a reasonable time.
b. Subject always to clause 12, to the maximum extent permitted by law, we
exclude all other representations, warranties, conditions, guarantees,
indemnities or undertakings that would otherwise be implied in, or affect, this
Agreement by legislation, common law, tort, equity, or by course of performance,
dealing, trade, custom or usage, including (without limitation) any warranty that
the Course and/or Course Content will achieve any particular result, income or
business outcome for you. For clarity, this clause 10b does not apply to any
guarantee or right conferred under any legislation (including the Australian
Consumer Law), the exclusion of which would contravene legislation or cause
part or all of this clause 10b to be void.
c. You warrant that:
i. all information supplied by you to us is true, accurate, complete and up to
date;
ii. you are above the age of eighteen and have capacity to enter into this
Agreement;
iii. you have read, understood and accepted the terms of this Agreement;
and
iv. you are not acting in contravention of any law or regulations.
11. Liability
a. Subject to clauses 11b, 11c and 12, to the maximum extent permitted by law, a
party's total aggregate liability to the other party in respect of any and all Claims
arising under or in connection with this Agreement is limited to the greater of:
i. the amount equivalent to the total fees that have been paid by you to us
under this Agreement in the 6 months prior to the event giving rise to the
Claim; and
ii. $100.
b. Subject to clauses 11c and 12, to the maximum extent permitted by law, a party
is not liable to the other party for any Consequential Loss suffered or incurred by
the other party under or in connection with this Agreement.
c. The limitations and exclusions of liability in clauses 11a and 11b do not apply to
a party's liability:
i. for Loss suffered or incurred by the other party in respect of: (A) fraud or
other unlawful acts; (B) breach of an applicable law; (C) infringement of
Intellectual Property Rights; and/or (D) an act or omission done or omitted
to be done with reckless disregard for the consequences of the act or
omission, whether or not there was any consciousness of the likelihood
of those consequences; and
ii. to the extent caused or contributed to by that party's negligent or wrongful
conduct.
12. Consumer Guarantees
a. Under the Australian Consumer Law (and other similar legislation of Australian
states and territories), certain statutory guarantees are conferred in relation to
the supply of goods or services to a Consumer (Consumer Guarantees).
b. If, under this Agreement, you acquire goods or services, as a Consumer:
i. that are a kind ordinarily acquired for personal, domestic or household
use or consumption (PDH Good or Services), then the operation of the
Consumer Guarantees cannot be, and is not in this Agreement, excluded,
restricted or modified; or
ii. that are not PDH Good or Services, then we limit our liability for a failure
to comply with any Consumer Guarantee (other than where to do so
would otherwise cause all or part of this clause to be void) to, at our
option: (A) in the case of goods, repairing or replacing the goods or paying
the cost of having those goods repaired or replaced; and (B) in the case of
services, re-supplying the services or paying the cost of having the
services re-supplied.
c. Nothing in this Agreement excludes, restricts or modifies the operation of the
Consumer Guarantees or any other applicable law that cannot be lawfully
excluded, restricted or modified by agreement.
13. Third party content
The Course Content may contain links to third party websites or feeds which are
connected or relevant to the Course Content. The availability of any link from the
Course Content does not imply that we endorse, approve, recommend, or accept
responsibility for, those websites or feeds, or their content or operators. To the
maximum extent permitted by law, we exclude all responsibility and liability for those
websites and feeds.
14. Governing law
This Agreement will be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the
State of Queensland, Australia. Each party to this Agreement irrevocably submits to the
exclusive jurisdiction of the courts exercising jurisdiction in the State of Queensland,
Australia and courts of appeal from them in respect of any proceedings arising in
connection with this Agreement.
15. Changes to terms of Service
We may, from time to time, change these terms of service – in which case we will notify
you in writing at least 90 days before such changes apply to you and your access to, and
use of, the Course Content. Any change that we make under this clause 15 will not have
retroactive effect. You agree that your continued access to, and use of, the Course
Content constitutes acceptance of the relevant change.
16. Contact information
If you have any questions in relation to this Agreement or the Course Content, please
17. Force majeure
Subject to clause 12, to the maximum extent permitted by law, we will not be liable to
you for any failure to fulfil, or delay in fulfilling, our obligations which is caused by
circumstances outside of our reasonable control. Without limiting the foregoing, you
acknowledge and agree that we cannot be held responsible for any delay or disruptions
to your access to the Course Content as a result of any of the following:
a. the operation of the internet and the world wide web;
b. any firewall restrictions that have been placed on your network or the computer
you are using to access the Course Content;
c. failures of telecommunications links and equipment;
d. there is an emergency or we need to perform some maintenance on our website;
and/or
e. updated browser issues.
18. Privacy
We may use any personal information in accordance with our Privacy Policy which is
19. Our relationship
Nothing in this Agreement:
a. deems a party to be the employee, partner, agent, joint venturer or representative
of the other party; or
b. gives rise to any other form of fiduciary relationship between the parties.
20. Dispute resolution
If you have any issue in relation to this Agreement or the Course Content, then you agree
to notify us in writing and to use reasonable endeavours to resolve the matter through
discussions or correspondence with us before commencing any court or tribunal
proceedings.
21. Notices
A notice, demand, consent or approval under this Agreement (Notice) must be in
writing, in English and sent as follows:
a. where the Notice is sent to you, sent to your email address as last notified to us;
or
b. where the Notice is sent to us, sent to our email address
22. Severability
A term (or part of a term) of this Agreement which is found to be void, invalid, unlawful
or unenforceable may be severed from this Agreement, and the remaining terms (or
parts of the terms) of this Agreement will continue in force.
23. No waiver
We do not waive a right, power or remedy in connection with this Agreement if we fail to
exercise (or delay in exercising) that right, power or remedy.
24. Definitions
Australian Consumer Law has the meaning given in the Competition and Consumer
Act 2010 (Cth), as amended, replaced or superseded from time to time.
Claim means any claim, demand, proceeding, action, litigation, investigation or
judgment whether based in contract, tort (including negligence), statute, equity or
otherwise.
Consequential Loss means:
a. any Losses suffered by a party to this Agreement that cannot reasonably be
considered to arise naturally from that breach or event or events giving rise to the
losses;
b. any and all consequential, special, indirect, incidental, exemplary or punitive
Losses; and
c. any and all loss of profit, loss of revenue, loss of data, loss of use, loss of
goodwill, loss of savings and loss of business or business opportunity;
d. any other intangible Losses resulting from: (i) your access to or use of or inability
to access or use the Course Content; (ii) any conduct or content of any third
party in connection with the Course; or (iii) unauthorized access, use, or
alteration of your transmissions or content, whether arising under contract,
statute, tort (including negligence), equity or otherwise.
Consumer has the meaning given in the Australian Consumer Law.
Course Content means all content included in, or communicated in respect of, the
Course, including for instance (but without limitation) live training coach, text, graphics,
logos, images, statistics, slides, articles, worksheets, audio clips, video clips, digital
downloads, data compilations and software, whether as generic or customised content
and in whatever form, format, medium or delivery method or platform, and whether
recorded or live or otherwise.
Intellectual Property Rights means all intellectual property rights, registered or
unregistered, and related rights, including the following rights:
a. patents, copyright, registered designs, trade marks, know-how, rights in circuit
layouts, business and domain names, database rights, software and any other
results of intellectual activity in the industrial, commercial, scientific, literary or
artistic fields, recognised in any jurisdiction, inventions and the right to have
confidential information kept confidential; and
b. any application or right to apply for registration of the rights referred to in
paragraph a above.
Losses means any liabilities, losses, damages, costs and expenses (including legal
costs and expenses, regardless of whether incurred or awarded) arising under contract,
statute, tort (including negligence), equity or otherwise. Loss has a corresponding
meaning.
You and your refers to you as the customer who accepts these terms of service in
accordance with clause 1.
Your Content means any data, information, content or other material which is
uploaded or otherwise provided by you, but excludes any information, content or
material (including the Course Content) that we have provided to you.
We, us, our, and Bridging the Gap means Bridging the Gap Coaching Pty Ltd (ACN 693
442 125) trading as Network Marketing School.
Version: Effective 26 January 2026 (AEST)