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Do advertisements contain all advertisers' terms?
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Ads are generally incomplete. Contact advertisers for their full terms
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Do advertisers on this site all have the same policies/terms as one
another?
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No. Each independent advertiser on this site has their own
policies/terms.
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Do advertisers on this site have the same policies/terms as those of
this site?
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No. Each independent advertiser on this site has their own
policies/terms.
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What is the refund / return / exchange policy for advertisers of this
site?
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Each independent advertiser on this site has their own refund / return /
exchange policy. Contact the applicable advertiser(s) for information
regarding their policies.
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Might the terms/policies of MyCatholicSource.com differ from those of
any of its related sites?
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Wherever applicable, the terms of MyCatholicSource.com may differ from
those of any of its related sites (e.g. shipping prices/methods may
differ, response times may differ, etc.)
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What other commercial options are available on this site and what
guarantees do you offer regarding these options?
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In addition to the MCS Directory, Sales & Specials, Classified Ads,
and Sponsorships, various other commercial options are available (e.g.
the MCS Marketplace/MCS Store, MCS Sponsored E-Letter, Third Party
Programs, Reciprocal Links, etc.). We make no guarantees whatsoever
regarding any commercial option / section / ad / etc. Use of all
commercial areas/options/sections/etc. is at your own risk.
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How do I know if an item advertised is still available?
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For more information regarding the availability of an advertised item,
you may contact the advertiser (unless it is past the 'end date').
Remember that we are not a party to your transactions and we do not
mediate disputes. Please do not contact us regarding availability of
items.
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How can I find out more about a product / service / organization / group
/ institution / school / religious order / charity / business / provider
/ employer / website / publication / message / activity / event / offer
/ offerer / request / requestor / seller / manufacturer / distributor /
author / publisher / item / etc.?
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If you want more information, you may contact the advertiser. We are not
a party to others' transactions / activities (including offering /
requesting / buying / selling / sending / receiving / providing /
contacts / correspondence / payments / shipping / transfers / events /
etc.), even if information about such transactions / activities is
contained on our site (or other materials of ours) and we do not have
special knowledge concerning products / services / ads / advertisers /
organizations / groups / institutions / schools / religious orders /
charities / businesses / providers / employers / individuals / websites
/ publications / messages / activities / events / offers / offerers /
requests / requestors / sellers / buyers / manufacturers / distributors
/ authors / publishers / submitters / items / etc. Information appearing
in the commercial sections is provided by users, is not verified, is
subject to change, is not comprehensive, may be subjective / inaccurate,
and is not endorsed by us. We do not endorse / recommend any product /
service / ad / advertiser / organization / group / institution / school
/ religious order / charity / business / provider / employer /
individual / website / publication / message / information / instruction
/ assistance / opinion / point of view / activity / event / offer /
offerer / request / requestor / seller / buyer / manufacturer /
distributor / author / publisher / submitter / item / etc. We cannot
guarantee accuracy of any information, Catholicity of any item /
individual / organization / etc., or make any other guarantee(s)
regarding any item(s) appearing in commercial sections. Users are
advised to research products / services / advertisers / organizations /
groups / institutions / schools / religious orders / charities /
businesses / providers / employers / individuals / websites /
publications / messages / activities / events / offers / offerers /
requests / requestors / sellers / buyers / manufacturers / distributors
/ authors / publishers / submitters / items / etc. independently before
participation and to use great caution when participating in any
transaction / activity. We do not get involved in your dealings with
others or mediate disputes. Participation in any transactions /
activities is at your own risk. Please do not contact us for information
regarding any product / service / ad / advertiser / organization / group
/ institution / school / religious order / charity / business / provider
/ employer / individual / website / publication / message / activity /
event / offer / offerer / request / requestor / seller / buyer /
manufacturer / distributor / author / publisher / submitter / item /
etc. which appears in a commercial section.
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What do the terms "approved" and "rejected" refer to
with regard to ads in the Commercial Sections?
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These terms may sometimes be used as (undesirable) shorthand for
scheduled and unscheduled / not moved forward. We prefer that these
somewhat misleading terms be avoided, however, since we do not
"approve" or "reject" ads per se.
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What does it mean that an ad is "scheduled"?
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The term "scheduled" means that a particular ad may appear on
the site. It does not mean that the product / service / ad / advertiser
/ organization / group / institution / school / religious order /
charity / business / provider / employer / individual / website /
publication / message / information / instruction / assistance / opinion
/ point of view / activity / event / offer / offerer / request /
requestor / seller / buyer / manufacturer / distributor / author /
publisher / submitter / item / etc. is endorsed.
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What does it mean that an ad is "unscheduled" (or "not
scheduled")?
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The term "unscheduled" (or "not scheduled") means
that a particular ad is not scheduled to appear on the site.
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Are ad classifications accurate?
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We cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information appearing on this
site. Information appearing in the commercial sections is provided by
users, is not verified, is subject to change, is not comprehensive, may
be subjective / inaccurate, and is not endorsed by us. We do not endorse
/ recommend any product / service / ad / advertiser / organization /
group / institution / school / religious order / charity / business /
provider / employer / individual / website / publication / message /
information / instruction / assistance / opinion / point of view /
activity / event / offer / offerer / request / requestor / seller /
buyer / manufacturer / distributor / author / publisher / submitter /
item / etc. We cannot guarantee accuracy of ad classification (or of any
information), Catholicity of any item / individual / organization /
etc., or make any other guarantee(s) regarding any item(s) appearing in
commercial sections. Users are advised to research products / services /
advertisers / organizations / groups / institutions / schools /
religious orders / charities / businesses / providers / employers /
individuals / websites / publications / messages / activities / events /
offers / offerers / requests / requestors / sellers / buyers /
manufacturers / distributors / authors / publishers / submitters / items
/ etc. independently before participation and to use great caution when
participating in any transaction / activity (including offering /
requesting / buying / selling / sending / receiving / providing /
contacts / correspondence / payments / shipping / transfers / events /
etc.). Participation in any transactions / activities is at your own
risk. Please do not contact us for information regarding any product /
service / ad / advertiser / organization / group / institution / school
/ religious order / charity / business / provider / employer /
individual / website / publication / message / information / instruction
/ assistance / opinion / point of view / activity / event / offer /
offerer / request / requestor / seller / buyer / manufacturer /
distributor / author / publisher / submitter / item / etc. which appears
in a commercial section.
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How long should I offer (or request) a particular product / service?
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The terms of ads are up to the individuals involved. In making your
decision, however, you should consider your current & upcoming
commitments and scheduling, product availability, pricing changes, etc.
You should also consider how long you may be willing to deal with
correspondence concerning your offer or request.
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May I restrict who I sell to or buy from?
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You may buy from or sell to whomever you choose (subject to any applicable
laws).
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I am uncomfortable about buying from (or selling to) strangers. What
should I do?
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You are absolutely right to be uncomfortable about dealing with
strangers. In fact, we recommend that many individuals do not
participate in commercial sections for just this reason. For those who
do participate, you may limit your activities to certain persons /
organizations / groups / etc. which your independent research shows may
be trustworthy. Remember, however, that all transactions / activities
(including offering / requesting / buying / selling / sending /
receiving / providing / contacts / correspondence / payments / shipping
/ transfers / events / etc.) involve risk. If you can't afford to or
don't want to take such risks, you should not participate. Should you
experience problems, you may attempt to work them out with the other
party. As applicable, you may notify law enforcement or seek other legal
remedies. Remember also that use of this site is at your own risk. We
are not a party to your transactions / activities and we do not mediate
disputes. You are solely responsible for all consequences of your
transactions / activities.
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May I place restrictions on the use of items that I transfer?
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The terms of all transfers are up to the individuals involved and are
governed by any applicable laws. You are free to place any applicable
restrictions on your offers in accordance with the law. We are not a
party to your transactions and we do not mediate disputes. You should be
aware that those who receive items may not adhere to your restrictions.
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Should I limit my buying / selling to certain areas?
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It may be wise to limit buying / selling to certain areas (e.g. to your
state, county, the U.S.A., etc.), as applicable and as allowed by law.
Remember that all transactions / activities involve risk. Proceed at
your own risk. If you do not want to - or cannot afford to - take such
risks, you should not participate.
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Must I sell my item to the first person who contacts me (or all persons
who contact me) about my offer?
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We do not require you to sell to any particular individual(s) (unless
required by law). Instead, you determine the person(s) to send your
item(s) to (in accordance with the law). Remember that we are not a
party to your transactions / activities and we do not determine who
should receive your items. The terms of all transfers are up to the
individuals involved and are governed by any applicable laws. Please do
not contact us regarding the distribution of your items.
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Must I provide services to the first person who contacts me (or all
persons who contact me) about my offer?
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We do not require you to provide services to any particular individual(s)
(unless required by law). Instead, you determine the person(s) to
provide services to (in accordance with the law). Remember that we are
not a party to your transactions / activities we do not determine who
you should provide services to. The terms of all transfers / activities
are up to the individuals involved and are governed by any applicable
laws. Please do not contact us regarding the providing of your services.
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Must I accept assistance from the first person who contacts me (or all
persons who contact me) about my request?
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We do not require you to deal with any particular individual(s) (unless
required by law). Instead, you determine the person(s) to deal with (in
accordance with the law). Remember that we are not a party to your
transactions / activities and we do not determine who you should deal
with. The terms of all transactions / activities are up to the
individuals involved and are governed by any applicable laws. Please do
not contact us regarding your who you should deal with.
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When can a commercial relationship be terminated?
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Commercial dealings are on a voluntary basis which (unless otherwise
agreed) may be terminated by any party at any time (as permitted by
law).
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How should I handle my transaction?
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Transaction details should be specific, detailed, and agreed to in
advance by all applicable parties (preferably in writing and containing
appropriate original signatures). Both parties must follow all
applicable laws.
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I have been contacted about my ad - how should I respond?
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We recommend that you respond courteously and quickly, and with due
caution. Remember that we
are not a party to your transactions and do not get involved in your
dealings with others or mediate disputes. Please do not contact us
regarding your responses to others (or their responses to you).
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When someone responds to my ad, may I send them unsolicited marking
literature, e-mail, etc.?
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No! Do not send any unsolicited marketing literature or e-mail.
Marketing literature may be sent if it has been requested by the other
party or if it is appropriately included with a shipment of merchandise.
Otherwise, you should obtain the informed, express permission of the
other party prior to sending any such material. Note: Those who violate
our policies may be banned from future advertising on this site.
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May I send advertisers unsolicited marking literature, e-mail, etc.?
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No! Do not send any unsolicited marketing literature or e-mail. Note:
Those who violate our policies may be banned from future advertising and
posting on this site.
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How much should I charge for tax / shipping / etc.?
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The terms of transfers are up to the individuals involved and are
governed by applicable laws. Please do not contact us regarding your
terms of sale.
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What payment methods are acceptable for commercial sections?
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We recommend payments be in the form of a money order denominated in
U.S. currency [a private money order may protect your personal
information (including banking information)]. Sellers may also allow
payment by check, credit card or cash, however, these methods may bring
additional risks to buyers.
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How personal may I get in my ad (e.g. Personal Messages/Classified Ads)?
A.
You should not get too personal in ads. We may process but not schedule
ads we deem inappropriate. If so, you may be charged for processing even
though your ad does not appear on this site. Note that if you continue
to submit inappropriate ads, we may ban you from future advertising on
this site.
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May I request advance payment in cash?
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You should not request advance payment in cash. Payments should be in
the form of a money order denominated in U.S. currency (or another authorized
payment method).
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Should I pay in cash?
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It may be unwise to pay by cash (especially if you are not purchasing
the product / service in person). If you do pay for a product / service
by cash, you should be sure to obtain an appropriate receipt.
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The advertiser requires a payment by cash. What should I do?
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If the advertiser requires payment by cash, you should carefully
consider whether or not to proceed with the transaction. It may be wise
to consider whether or not this is a typical business practice,
especially considering the circumstances (e.g. type of merchant,
industry type, type of products, etc.). You should also consider the
special risks this may entail for you (e.g. proving you paid for the
product, proving you are the legal owner of the product, proving taxes
were paid, etc.). If you do proceed with the purchase using cash, be
sure to obtain an appropriate receipt.
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If I am buying (or selling) an item, should I provide my home or work
address?
A.
Wherever possible, we recommend not providing any address. If you must
provide an address, you should independently research the other party
before providing them with this (or any other personal) information. To
help protect your personal information, we recommend using a P.O. Box
rather than a street address. Even so, providing of any address (even a
P.O. Box) involves risk and you may receive unwanted communications
and/or be subject to other unwanted items (including personal visits,
anti-Catholic literature, harassment, encounters with those who have an
intent to harm or deceive, etc.), and/or others may use your information
in ways unsuitable/harmful to you. If you choose to provide a home or
work address, the decision of which one to provide is up to you. Before
you do so, you should carefully consider whether any unwanted
communications or other items are likely to be more harmful at home or
at work. Remember that participation in any transactions / activities
(including offering / requesting / buying / selling / sending /
receiving / providing / contacts / correspondence / payments / shipping
/ transfers / events / etc.) may be dangerous. Proceed at your own risk.
If you do not want to - or cannot afford to - take such risks, you
should not participate.
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When I buy goods, how can I protect my personal information (e.g. bank
account number, address, etc.)?
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To help protect your personal information, it might wise to remit funds
via a private money order.
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How do I know that the other party will do what they are supposed to do?
A.
Unfortunately, you may never be sure that the other party will live up
to their responsibilities. For best results, you should take appropriate
advance precautions to help ensure that the other party lives up to
their responsibilities (e.g. researching the buying/selling party,
contacting them by phone, confirming their contact information, etc.).
Remember that all transactions / activities (including offering /
requesting / buying / selling / sending / receiving / providing /
contacts / correspondence / payments / shipping / transfers / events /
etc.), involve risk. If you can't afford to or don't want to take such
risks, you should not participate. Should you experience problems, you
may attempt to work them out with the other party. As applicable, you
may notify law enforcement or seek other legal remedies. Remember that
use of this site is at your own risk. We are not a party to your
transactions / activities and we do not mediate disputes. You are solely
responsible for all consequences of your transactions / activities.
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Should I require advance payment or allow buyers to pay after receipt of
the goods or services?
A.
The terms of all transfers are up to the parties involved and are
governed by applicable laws. You should carefully consider all aspects
of your transfer before engaging in any transaction. For example, if you
allow the other party to pay after receiving goods or services, what
will happen if they never pay? If you want advance payment, why should
the other person trust you enough to send you funds in advance? You
should reflect on these and other issues before participating in any
transfers. Remember that all participation is at your own risk.
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If I allow a buyer to pay after the receipt of goods or services, how
can I be sure I will be paid?
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Unfortunately, there is no guarantee that you will receive payment. As
indicated, commercial activities involve risks. It is quite possible
that you may never be paid for your products or services. That's one
reason why we recommend extra caution and prudence with regard to
commercial sections. Remember that we cannot guarantee that you will
receive any payment or guarantee anything else about any transaction /
activity (including offering / requesting / buying / selling / sending /
receiving / providing / contacts / correspondence / payments / shipping
/ transfers / events / etc.) and we do not mediate disputes. Proceed at
your own risk.
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If I pay before receiving goods/services/etc., how can I be sure I will
ever receive them (or that they will be as described)?
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Unfortunately, there is no guarantee that you will receive the goods or
services (or that they will be as described). As indicated, commercial
activities involve risks. It is quite possible that you may pay in
advance for items and never receive them (or a refund) or that you may
receive them but they may not be as described. That's one reason why we
recommend extra caution and prudence with regard to commercial
transactions. Remember that we cannot guarantee that you will receive
any item, or that items received will be as described, nor can we
guarantee anything else about any transaction / activity (including
offering / requesting / buying / selling / sending / receiving /
providing / contacts / correspondence / payments / shipping / transfers
/ events / etc.) and we do not mediate disputes. Proceed at your own
risk.
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I received the other party's payment in advance. Should I send the item
out (or perform the service) immediately?
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All transfers involve risk and the terms of all transfers are up to the
parties involved (and are governed by applicable laws). Note that it may
be wise (as permitted by law and agreed to by both parties) to wait for
a check/money order to clear before sending items/performing services.
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Why do you allow questionable advertisers to advertise? Why might you
allow ads for questionable products / services / etc.?
A.
Although we would prefer not to allow questionable advertisers to
advertise or ads to appear for questionable products / services / etc.,
it is not possible for us to limit this site to worthy advertisers /
products / services / etc. Not only is it impossible for us to evaluate
advertisers / products / services / etc., the law may not allow us to
limit our public advertising to certain advertisers / products /
services / etc. Even "worthy advertisers" (and worthy
products and services) are not perfect and any organization is subject
to change over time. And since our main focus is the Catholic content of
this site, not evaluating advertisers or products / services / etc., we
must limit ourselves to being satisfied that the actual content of ads
themselves is not offensive (which is our goal, but not a guarantee).
Furthermore, note that since paid third party advertisements should appear only in
commercial areas of this site, they should not interfere with the
Catholic content of this site. Also, note that we recommend that users
are research products / services / advertisers / organizations / groups
/ institutions / schools / religious orders / charities / businesses /
providers / employers / individuals / websites / publications / messages
/ activities / events / offers / offerers / requests / requestors /
sellers / buyers / manufacturers / distributors / authors / publishers /
submitters / items / etc. independently before participation and to use
great caution when participating in any transaction / activity
(including offering / requesting / buying / selling / sending /
receiving / providing / contacts / correspondence / payments / shipping
/ transfers / events / etc.). Remember that we cannot guarantee accuracy
of any information, Catholicity of any item / individual / organization
/ etc., or make any other guarantee(s) regarding any item(s) appearing
in commercial sections. Finally, note that inclusion of products /
services / ads / advertisers / organizations / groups / institutions /
schools / religious orders / charities / businesses / providers /
employers / individuals / websites / publications / messages /
information / instructions / opinions / activities / events / offers /
offerers / requests / requestors / sellers / buyers / manufacturers /
distributors / authors / publishers / submitters / items / etc. does not
imply our endorsement.
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If I conduct advance research, use a P.O. Box and a special e-mail
account, and I don't give away any personal information, am I fully
protected from the dangers which may occur with regard to transactions
(including offering/requesting, buying/selling, transfers,
sending/receiving, payments, shipping, contacts / correspondence, etc.)?
A.
Unfortunately, no. While these are important steps to take to minimize
risks, there is no guarantee that all risks will be eliminated.
Unfortunately, no steps you take, no matter how diligent, can protect
you from all risks related to transactions. Remember that you agree to
assume all risks, whether foreseen or not, related to all transactions
arising from the use of this site (or other materials) [including
contacts / correspondence (with and from others), offering, requesting,
buying, selling, transfers, sending, receiving, payments, shipping,
etc.], without limit, and that you agree to hold us harmless for all
consequences - direct or indirect - which may occur as a result of use
of this site (or other materials), regardless of their nature. If you do
not want to take such risks (or cannot afford to), you should not
participate. Use of this site is at your own risk.
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You suggest that we independently research products / services /
advertisers / organizations / groups / institutions / schools /
religious orders / charities / businesses / providers / employers /
individuals / websites / publications / messages / activities / events /
offers / offerers / requests / requestors / sellers / buyers /
manufacturers / distributors / authors / publishers / submitters / items
/ etc. Can you help me do so?
A.
No. We cannot assist in your research. Please do not contact us for any
assistance with research. [Note: Also see question below for important
information.]
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Are you required to notify us if you suspect (or know of) a problem or
risk regarding a particular product / service / ad / advertiser /
organization / group / institution / school / religious order / charity
/ business / provider / employer / individual / website / publication /
message / activity / event / offer / offerer / request / requestor /
seller / buyer / manufacturer / distributor / author / publisher /
submitter / user / item / etc.?
A.
No. Even if we have information concerning any product / service / ad /
advertiser / organization / group / institution / school / religious
order / charity / business / provider / employer / individual / website
/ publication / message / activity / event / offer / offerer / request /
requestor / seller / buyer / manufacturer / distributor / author /
publisher / submitter / user / item / etc. which suggests - or even
proves - any type of issue, problem, risk, abuse, violation, etc. you
agree that we are not required to reveal such information or take any
action (e.g. remove ad / product / service / advertiser / organization /
group / institution / school / religious order / charity / business /
provider / employer / individual / website / publication / message /
activity / event / offer / offerer / request / requestor / seller /
buyer / manufacturer / distributor / author / publisher / submitter /
user / item / etc. from site, warn others, etc.). You have no recourse
to us for any consequence/damage/loss, etc. which may arise in
connection with use of this site - even if you could prove that we knew
or should have known about a risk / problem / issue / abuse / violation,
etc. and took few, inadequate, or no steps to warn of, reduce, prevent,
avoid, eliminate, or otherwise mitigate risks or damages. We do not
endorse / recommend any product / service / ad / advertiser /
organization / group / institution / school / religious order / charity
/ business / provider / employer / individual / website / publication /
message / information / instruction / assistance / opinion / point of
view / activity / event / offer / offerer / request / requestor / seller
/ buyer / manufacturer / distributor / author / publisher / submitter /
item / etc. You have no recourse to us for any damages which may occur
as a result of use of this site. Participation in any transaction /
activity (including offering / requesting / buying / selling / sending /
receiving / providing / contacts / correspondence / payments / shipping
/ transfers / events / etc.) is at your own risk. If you do not want to
- or cannot afford to - take such risks, you should not participate.
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Do you notify us of any legal requirements relating to transactions /
activities (including advertising, offering / requesting / buying /
selling / sending / receiving / providing / contacts / correspondence /
payments / shipping / transfers / events / etc.)?
A.
No. Users are entirely responsible for ascertaining information on and
following all legal requirements (including postal requirements, tax
regulations, safety regulations, insurance regulations, licensing
regulations, etc.) related to any transactions / activities (including
advertising / offering / requesting / buying / selling / sending /
receiving / providing / contacts / correspondence / payments / shipping
/ transfers / events / performance & receipt of services / etc.).
Note that requirements may vary depending upon the advertisers' /
organizations' / groups' / institutions' / schools' / religious orders'
/ charities' / businesses' / providers' / employers' / individuals' /
events' / offerers' / requestors' / sellers' / buyers' / manufacturers'
/ distributors' / authors' / publishers' / submitter' / users' / etc.
location or status, item being transferred, service being provided, etc.
We do not provide any legal information or advice. Please do not contact
us for any legal information or advice.
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Should any information in any advertisement(s) on this site be taken to
give medical / financial / legal / etc. advice?
A.
No. No information in any advertisement(s) on this site whatsoever
should be taken to give medical / financial / legal / etc. advice.
Instead contact a qualified, competent physician / accountant / attorney
/ etc. (as applicable) for appropriate advice.
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Are you responsible for any medical / legal / financial / etc. information
which may appear on this site?
A.
We are not responsible for any medical / legal / financial / etc. information
which may appears on this site. We do not endorse /
recommend any product / service / ad / advertiser / organization / group
/ institution / school / religious order / charity / business / provider
/ employer / individual / website / publication / message / information
/ instruction / assistance / opinion / point of view / activity / event
/ offer / offerer / request / requestor / seller / buyer / manufacturer
/ distributor / author / publisher / submitter / item / etc. Users are
advised to research products / services / advertisers / organizations /
groups / institutions / schools / religious orders / charities /
businesses / providers / employers / individuals / websites /
publications / messages / activities / events / offers / offerers /
requests / requestors / sellers / buyers / manufacturers / distributors
/ authors / publishers / submitters / items / etc. independently before
participation and to use great caution when participating in any
transaction / activity (including offering / requesting / buying /
selling / sending / receiving / providing / contacts / correspondence /
payments / shipping / transfers / events / etc.). Remember that you have
no recourse whatsoever to us for any consequence/damage/loss, etc. which
may arise in connection with use of this site. Participation in any
transaction / activity (including browsing ads) is at your own risk. If
you do not want to - or cannot afford to - take such risks, you should
not participate.
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Should I participate in commercial transactions which are dangerous?
A.
You should not participate in any dangerous commercial transaction. Note
however, that some risk is involved in all commercial transactions.
Participation in any transactions / activities (including offering /
requesting / buying / selling / sending / receiving / providing /
contacts / correspondence / payments / shipping / transfers / events /
etc.) is at your own risk.
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Who is responsible for furnishing materials / tools / etc., the service
provider or the requestor?
A.
Whether materials / tools / etc. will be provided by the service
provider or the requestor is up to the parties involved (and should be
agreed upon by the applicable parties in advance).
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What if the seller has raised the price from what appears on this site?
A.
Remember that the seller is free to change prices at any time without
advance notice. If you are not interested in the product or service at
the current pricing, do not proceed with the transaction.
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An item's condition is described as "used" / "good"
/ etc. Does that mean the item is in suitable condition?
A.
Information about an item's condition is provided by users and is
generally subjective. You may wish to contact the advertiser for more
specifics regarding the condition of items. Unfortunately, however, you
should remember that any descriptions provided may not be accurate.
Remember also that we are not a party to others' transactions /
activities, even if information about such transactions / activities is
contained on our site (or other materials of ours), and we do not
mediate disputes. We do not guarantee the condition of any item. Please
do not contact us regarding the condition of any item.
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Q.
How can I obtain a more specific location for a seller (or buyer)?
A.
If you want more information about a seller or buyer, you may contact
them. Please do not contact us for more information regarding locations
for any buyers / sellers / etc.
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Must I provide a receipt when I sell items/provide services?
A.
Unless required by law, you do not need to provide a receipt. However,
it is courteous to provide a detailed receipt to one's customers.
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Will the seller include a receipt with my shipment?
A.
Unless required by law, the seller does not need to provide a receipt.
If you need a receipt, you should request one from the seller at the
time of purchase.
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Q.
Must a service provider have certain licensing / qualifications /
certification / experience / insurance / bonding / etc. prior to
performing certain services?
A.
It may be necessary for service providers to have certain licensing /
qualifications / certification / experience / insurance / bonding / etc.
prior to performing certain services. For more information, contact the
applicable authority / agency / etc.
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Should I confirm the licensing status / qualifications / certification /
experience / insurance / bonding / etc. of a service provider before
utilizing their services?
A.
You should independently confirm all important details regarding service
providers prior to utilizing their services.
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What if I change my mind and don't want to use the services of (or buy
goods from) a particular person after I've seen him/her?
A.
We do not require you to utilize the services of (or buy goods from) any
particular individual (unless required by law). You determine who to
obtain services from (and buy goods from) in accordance with the law.
Remember that we are not a party to others' transactions / activities
(including offering / requesting / buying / selling / sending /
receiving / providing / contacts / correspondence / payments / shipping
/ transfers / events / etc.) and we do not determine who should/should
not provide services (or goods) to you. The terms of all transactions /
activities are up to the individuals involved and are governed by any
applicable laws. Note that if you choose to dismiss a service provider /
seller after seeing him/her, there should be a legitimate reason. Do not
engage in any unlawful discrimination (or other inappropriate
behavior/actions). You should also be certain that a dismissed service
provider / seller doesn't harm you - or others - or cause any other
negative consequence. Note: Contact law enforcement for assistance as
applicable.
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What if I change my mind and don't want provide services to (or sell
goods to) a particular person after I've seen him/her?
A.
We do not require you to provide services to (or sell goods to) any
particular individual (unless required by law). You determine who to
provide services to (and sell goods to) in accordance with the law.
Remember that we are not a party to others' transactions / activities
(including offering / requesting / buying / selling / sending /
receiving / providing / contacts / correspondence / payments / shipping
/ transfers / events / etc.) and we do not determine who you
should/should not provide services (or goods) to. The terms of all
transactions / activities are up to the individuals involved and are
governed by any applicable laws. Note that if you choose to reject a
requestor / buyer after seeing him/her, there should be a legitimate
reason. Do not engage in any unlawful discrimination (or other
inappropriate behavior/actions). You should also be certain that a
rejected requestor / buyer doesn't harm you - or others - or cause any
other negative consequence. Note: Contact law enforcement for assistance
as applicable.
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May I dismiss a service provider?
A.
We do not require you to utilize the services of any particular service
provider for any length of time (unless required by law). The terms of
all transactions / activities are up to the individuals involved and are
governed by any applicable laws. Note that if you choose to dismiss a
service provider, there should be a legitimate reason. Do not engage in
any unlawful discrimination (or other inappropriate behavior/actions).
You should also be certain that a dismissed service provider / seller
doesn't harm you - or others - or cause any other negative consequence.
Note: Contact law enforcement for assistance as applicable.
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What if I was turned down to provide (or receive) goods or services?
A.
We do not require any buyer to utilize the services of or obtain goods
from any particular individual/organization unless required by law. We
also do not require any advertiser to provide goods or services to any
particular individual/organization unless required by law. They are free
to determine the person(s) to participate in transactions with in
accordance with the law. They should not, however, engage in any
unlawful discrimination. Remember that we are not a party to others'
transactions / activities (including offering / requesting / buying /
selling / sending / receiving / providing / contacts / correspondence /
payments / shipping / transfers / events / etc.) and we do not mediate
disputes. The terms of all transactions / activities are up to the
individuals involved and are governed by any applicable laws. If you
feel you were unlawfully discriminated against, you may attempt to work
it out with the other party. As applicable, you may contact appropriate
authorities for assistance.
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Is it okay to leave service providers alone while they are performing
their work?
A.
Considering that service providers have not been screened/evaluated by
us - and are not recommended by us - and that they may present a great
risk to the submitter/requestor, they should be adequately supervised
(especially where children / elderly / infirm / weak, etc. persons or
valuables are present). Remember that information appearing in the
commercial sections is provided by users, has not been verified, is not
endorsed by us, is subject to change, is not comprehensive, may be
subjective / inaccurate, etc. We do not endorse / recommend any product /
service / ad / advertiser / organization / group / institution / school
/ religious order / charity / business / service provider / employer /
individual / website / publication / message / information / instruction
/ assistance / opinion / point of view / activity / event / offer /
offerer / request / requestor / seller / buyer / manufacturer /
distributor / author / publisher / submitter / item / etc. We cannot
guarantee accuracy of any information, Catholicity of any item /
individual / organization / etc., or make any other guarantee(s)
regarding any item(s) appearing in commercial sections. Users are
advised to research products / services / advertisers / organizations /
groups / institutions / schools / religious orders / charities /
businesses / providers / employers / individuals / websites /
publications / messages / activities / events / offers / offerers /
requests / requestors / sellers / buyers / manufacturers / distributors
/ authors / publishers / submitters / items / etc. independently before
participation and to use great caution when participating in any
transaction / activity (including offering / requesting / buying /
selling / sending / receiving / providing / contacts / correspondence /
payments / shipping / transfers / events / etc.). We are not a party to
others' transactions / activities, even if information about such
transactions / activities is contained on our site (or other materials
of ours), and we do not mediate disputes. Participation in any
transactions / activities is at your own risk. Users are cautioned that
certain products / services / organizations / groups / providers /
individuals / websites / publications / information / instructions /
opinions / activities / events / items / etc. may be harmful to one's
faith, person, etc. Proceed at your own risk.
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Q.
What are some additional guidelines/terms for volunteering activities?
A.
You should consider all applicable terms from the Volunteers' Corner.
For Volunteers' Corner Q & A, click
here. For Volunteers' Corner
Tips & Information, click
here. Note that all applicable terms
from the Volunteers' Corner also apply to volunteering related
activities conducted via the commercial sections of this site.
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What are some additional guidelines/terms for placing and responding to
wanted ads (or other applicable ads)?
A.
You should consider all applicable terms from the Give & Take/Book
Review & Exchange Sections ("sharing sections"). For Give
& Take Q & A, click
here. For Book Review & Exchange Q
& A, click
here. For Tips & Information for Sharing Sections, click
here. Note that all applicable terms from the sharing sections
also apply to the wanted ads (and other applicable ads) in the
commercial sections of this site.
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Q.
How can potential buyers find my ad?
A.
Those who use this site may find ads by using any applicable links which
may be found throughout this site (possibly including the top, side, and
bottom borders). They may also find links to commercial sections from
various (main) section pages. Depending on the options available, buyers
may find specific ads by viewing or searching through them.
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I would like the web address in my ad to appear as a link. Is this
possible?
A.
Web addresses may not appear as links in ads (unless specifically
indicated otherwise).
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Q.
Can you provide me with lost order numbers or other information
concerning my ad request?
A.
No. We cannot provide you with lost order numbers or other information
regarding your ad request. You alone are responsible for retaining such
information. Please do not contact us regarding lost order numbers or
other such information. Any such correspondence may be subject to auto
rejection.
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What if the name of my company does not meet certain guidelines of this
site?
A.
Do not request any ads which include the name of your company if the
name of your company does not meet the guidelines of this site. If you
do, we may process but not schedule your ad. If so, you may be charged
for processing even though your ad does not appear on this site.
Remember that by submitting your ad request, you agree to all our terms.
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What if I dispute the charges in connection with an ad request(s)?
A.
If you dispute charges (e.g. with a credit card company) after agreeing
to our terms, this may constitute a breach of contract with us. If so,
you agree to reimburse us for our time / costs / etc. at our regular
research rate. You may also be subject to a penalty of not less than
$500, and we may ban you from future advertising on this site. Reminder:
By submitting your ad request, you agree to all our terms.
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Can I pay to place my ad in a non-commercial section?
A.
No. No advertising in non-commercial sections. No matter how worthy your
product / service / message / etc. might be, please do not contact us
regarding placing your ad in a non-commercial section.
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What sources might you use to determine / help determine the disposition
/ appearance / content / etc. of any ad?
A.
We may use any source whatsoever (including written / personal / machine
generated / etc.) to determine / help determine the disposition /
appearance / content / etc. of any ad.
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What records are you required to keep regarding my ad request(s) / ad
content submission(s) / deletion request(s) / correspondence with you /
etc.? How must records be kept and for how long?
A.
We are not required to keep any records whatsoever regarding your ad
request(s) / ad content submission(s) / deletion request(s) /
correspondence to or from you / etc. Should we keep any correspondence,
we are not required to keep it for any amount of time or by any
particular method. We may keep any records in any manner of our
choosing, with no recourse. Remember that by using this site you agree
to all our terms.
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If the content displayed is not current, how may I see the current
content?
A.
It may be necessary to use the refresh button to see current content
(including current ads).
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Do you retain full right of control over content / appearance / order /
etc. of all ads?
A.
Yes, we retain full right of control over content / appearance / order /
etc. of all items (including ads) on this site, without limit.
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Are you required to authenticate any ad / advertiser / submitter / user
/ content / individual / organization / business / charity / etc.?
A.
No. By using this site / requesting ad(s) / etc., you agree that we are
not required to authenticate any ad / advertiser / submitter / user /
content / individual / organization / business / charity / etc. Should
we ever attempt any authentication, we may use any means / procedures of
our choice. Such means / procedures are not foolproof and are not
guaranteed.
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Q.
I lost / deleted some correspondence from you. Can you please re-send it
to me?
A.
Sorry, we are unable to do this. You should be careful to retain all
appropriate correspondence from us (as applicable).
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What is the maximum number of categories that I may request my ad appear
in?
A.
You may request ads in as many categories as you like up to the maximum
allowed per ad type, as long as what you are advertising is applicable
to the indicated categories.
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Does a special permission / oversight / exemption / etc. set a
precedent? Are you required to correct it / repeat it / continue it?
A.
A special permission / oversight / exception / exemption / etc. does not set a
precedent and we are not required to correct it, repeat it, or continue
it. [Note that any number of special permissions / oversights /
exceptions / exemptions / etc. does not set a precedent and does not
require us to correct it, repeat it, or continue it.]
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What are some terms that may be used interchangeably in commercial
area(s) [and/or other area(s)] of this site?
A.
The following terms may be used interchangeably in commercial area(s)
[and/or other area(s)] of this site (as applicable): ad request
processing fee, ad processing fee, and processing fee; ad(s) & ad
request(s); pre-process & preprocess; unscheduled & not
scheduled; commercial areas & commercial sections; commercial
sections & commercial section; sponsored
sections & commercial sections; placing an ad & requesting an
ad; provider & service provider; sponsorship purchase (or purchase a
sponsorship) & ad request; "ad" & sponsorship 'thank
you text'; etc. Note also that various
singular and plural terms may be used interchangeably.
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What amount might "a number of times" refer to?
A.
"A number of times" may mean more than once or any amount.
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What does "this site" / "the site" / "our
site" etc. refer to?
A.
The terms "this site" / "the site" / "our
site" / etc. may refer to the website(s) www.mycatholicsource.com,
www.mycatholicsource.org, www.catholiccommunitycenter.com,
www.catholiccommunitycenter.org, etc., and also to any other applicable
ways by which the content of above indicated site(s) may be referred to
- including any related materials (including newsletters, etc.). Such
terms may also refer to a portion(s) of this site.
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Who might the terms "ban you", "ban them", etc.
apply to?
A.
Those banned may be individuals / organizations / groups / business /
etc - either individually, grouped, or in total.
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What might the term "prohibit ad" refer to?
A.
The term "prohibit ad" may refer to the pre-processing and
unscheduling of an ad(s) or the processing and unscheduling of an ad(s).
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Might the term "item" include both products & services?
A.
Yes, among other things, the term "item" may include both
products and services.
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Might the term "purchase a sponsorship" mean "request a
sponsorship"?
A.
Yes, the term "purchase a sponsorship" may mean "request
a sponsorship". There is no guarantee that any requested
sponsorship will be "purchased".
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Might the term "purchase an ad" mean "request an
ad"?
A.
Yes, the term "purchase an ad" may mean "request an
ad". Whether or not an ad request processing fee is paid, there is
no guarantee that any requested ad will appear on the site.
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What does the term "paid ads" refer to?
A.
The term "paid ads" may refer to any ad (including ad
requests, ad renewal requests, ad repeat requests, sponsorships, etc.)
in which an ad processing fee (or other fee) was submitted or
authorized, whether the associated ad (or sponsorship) appears on the
site or not, and whether payment is completed or not.
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Might "reimburse us" mean an advance reimbursement?
A.
Yes, "reimburse us" may mean an advance reimbursement, a
reimbursement after the fact, or a combination of both.
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What might the term "provider" refer to?
A.
The term "provider" may refer to a provider of goods, a
provider of services, a provider of information, or a provider of
anything tangible or intangible, etc.
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Does the notation "information is provided by users" intend to
exclude the possibility that you may make various corrections,
deletions, additions, etc. to such information?
A.
No, the notation "information is provided by users" does not
intend to exclude the possibility that we may make various corrections,
deletions, additions, etc. to such information.
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Are your policies / practices concerning the commercial sections subject
to change at any time without notice?
A.
Yes, our policies / practices concerning the commercial sections are
subject to change at any time without notice.
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Can I place an ad(s) but not agree to all your terms?
A.
No. You may not place any ad(s) without agreeing to all our terms. By
the very act of requesting an ad, you indicate agreement to all our
terms.
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Can I respond to ad(s) but not agree to all your terms?
A.
No. You may not respond to any ad(s) without agreeing to all our terms.
By responding to an ad, you indicate agreement to all our terms.
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Must I provide you with my name, address, and phone number so you may
contact me about my ads?
A.
Yes, you must provide us with your name, address, and phone number so we
may contact you about your ads (although we may generally limit our
contacts to e-mail, we may still require this information in case it
should be appropriate/necessary to contact you via another method).
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Q.
You let someone else put all caps in their ad (or certain words or other
prohibited items), why not me?
A.
The fact that another ad(s) appears which contains all caps, certain
words/other prohibited items may be an accident / oversight / etc. In
any event, it does not set a precedent! Be sure to follow all guidelines
when submitting your ad request / ad content or we may process and
unschedule your ad. If so, you may be charged for processing even though
your ad does not appear on this site. Note that this is still true even
if another ad(s) appear on our site which don't meet our guidelines.
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Why does content in certain field(s) not match the label / description?
A.
We cannot guarantee that content appearing in any field(s) will match
any label(s)/description(s). Information appearing in the commercial
sections is provided by users, is not verified, is subject to change, is
not comprehensive, may be subjective / inaccurate, and is not endorsed
or guaranteed by us. If the item in question refers to a Catholic church
/ organization / etc. in the MCS Directory, note that certain special
guidelines may apply [e.g. advertisers may be instructed to put the name
and address of a Catholic church in the "Business (or Individual)
Name & Contact Information" field]. Although such adjustments
may not be ideal, they are necessary since standard fields are used
throughout the Directory. Note: For more information on this topic, click
here.
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Who is responsible for the content of this site?
A.
Advertisers/submitters are solely responsible for any ad content they
submit. We are not responsible for any content which may (or may not)
appear on this site.
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What is your primary (or sole) means of contacting me?
A.
By placing an ad / using this site, you agree that we may use e-mail as
the primary (or sole) means of contacting you. However, you also agree
that we may use any other means of contacting you at our sole option.
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Are forms on this site secure?
A.
Forms on this site are not secure. Note that by using any forms
whatsoever on this site, you agree that we are not required to secure
forms and that we are not responsible if any problems occur, regardless
of their cause/circumstances.
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What if I don't want to put contact information in the 'contact
information' field?
A.
If you do not want to put contact information in the 'contact
information field', you may put "N/A" in the contact
information field (as applicable/allowed).
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Do you ever contact advertisers who pay but do not submit content?
A.
We may - at our sole option - contact advertiser(s) who pay processing
fees but do not submit ad content - but we are not required to do so. If so, we
may require submission of content within a given time period. Remember
that if you do not submit content within the original required time
period, we may process and unschedule your ad.
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I have a suggestion for this site. What should I do?
A.
Click here for information / instructions regarding suggestions.
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Can I request two ads of the same type on one invoice?
A.
Although we cannot prevent you from doing so, we may not recommend this
practice. Remember that ad content must be submitted within a 90 minute
window. It may be wise to space out your ad requests to maximize this ad
content submission window.
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Can I request two ads of different types on one invoice?
A.
Although we cannot prevent you from doing so, we may not recommend this
practice. Remember that ad content must be submitted within a 90 minute
window. It may be wise to space out your ad requests to maximize this ad
content submission window.
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I noticed that some advertisers have exceeded maximums, should I report
this to you?
A.
No. Please do not report such information to us. Any such correspondence
may be subject to auto rejection.
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What happens if you require me to do something within a given period and
I don't do it?
A.
This may depend upon what the subject matter is / what the terms are /
what was stated by us /etc. If the matter concerns a special offer /
opportunity, you may not be entitled to it if you do not properly act
within the required time period. If the matter is investigatory and you
do not properly act within the required time period, your ad(s) may be
marked as unscheduled (and/or we may take other actions - e.g. banning
you from future advertising on this site). If you are unable to do
something within a given time period, please do not contact us for an
extension. Instead, please make appropriate arrangements to complete the
item as is required.
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Should I contact you if I am unable to do something required within a
given time period?
A.
As indicated, please do not contact us if you are unable to do something
required within a given time period. Instead, please make appropriate
arrangements to complete the item as is required.
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Should I contact you if I was unable to (or forgot to) do something
required within a given time period?
A.
Please do not contact us if you did not do something required within a
given time period. You are fully responsible for your actions (and
non-actions), and you should be careful to make appropriate arrangements
to complete all necessary items as required.
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What happens if someone submits an ad request / ad content / deletion
request / etc. disguised as me?
A.
You should not allow the details of your ad request(s) to be shared with
other persons who may attempt to use this information wrongly. If this
occurs, you may be held responsible for their actions and we may ban you
from future advertising. Note: To report fraudulent use of this site, click here.
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Who is responsible for supplying appropriate / correct information?
A.
You and you alone are responsible for supplying appropriate / correct
information wherever required.
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Will I receive notification that my ad has been processed /
pre-processed or that it will appear or not appear?
A.
We may notify you that your ad has been processed / preprocessed at our
sole option, but you should not expect to receive such notification.
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Must Catholic churches be diocesan?
A.
Catholic churches must be diocesan. Do not submit any 'churches'
(including 'chapels') that are not both Catholic and diocesan.
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What if a listed 'Catholic church' is not diocesan?
A.
All churches appearing on this site should be Catholic and diocesan. If
there is a so-called 'Catholic church' that is not Catholic or diocesan,
it may be appropriate to contact the advertiser and demand that they
request the removal of their ad. If you have contacted them and it still
remains after a reasonable period of time, you may notify us of the
problem (please be prepared to prove that the so-called 'Catholic
church' is not Catholic or diocesan).
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What happens if I submit multiple ad processing requests and exceed the
maximum allowed?
A.
Do not request more ads than indicated maximums! If you submit a
quantity of ad processing requests which exceeds the maximum allowed, we
may - at our sole option and with no recourse - charge you for the
maximum number of allowed or processed items / charge you for the number
of items you also submitted content for / charge you the full amount for
all ad processing requests submitted / etc. Note that by submitting your
ad request you give us permission to charge you for the full amount you
authorized (or for any lower amount), at our sole discretion. Ad
requests which exceed the maximum allowed may be processed, but not
scheduled. If so, you may be charged for processing even though your
ad(s) do not appear on this site. Remember that by submitting your ad
request(s), you agree to all our terms.
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What if I omit certain important information (for example, that my
photography shop only takes nude pictures or that my bookstore only
sells anti-Catholic literature)?
A.
If you omit such information, we may delete your ad. We may also ban you
from future advertising on this site.
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I am sure that I selected the correct category for my ad, but the
confirmation page shows a different category - what happened?
A.
If the confirmation page shows a different category than what you
believe you selected, you may have changed it by accident (e.g. by using
the scroll button on the mouse while the field was still highlighted).
Remember that you should carefully check all fields prior to submission
as you may not request changes once your ad content is submitted.
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If you contact me about my ad, am I required to respond?
A.
It depends on the circumstances. If we require that you do respond, you
must respond.
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Can you guarantee that an unscheduled ad will never appear?
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No, we cannot guarantee than unscheduled ad(s) will never appear on this
site.
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How is it fair for me to assume all risk concerning insecure e-mail and
forms?
A.
It is fair because you have been warned that there is a risk and because
you have already agreed to our terms by using this site / requesting
ad(s) on this site / responding to ad(s) on this site / etc. Further, we
warned that those who can't afford to or don't want to take such risks
should not participate.
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Last time I made a mistake / didn't follow rules when submitting my ad,
but you didn't take my money - why did you take my money this time?
A.
If you previously made a mistake / didn't follow the rules when
submitting your ad, we may have extended you a courtesy by not charging
you for the amount you authorized payment of. The fact that we may
occasionally extend such a courtesy does not mean that we will continue
to do so or that such a courtesy is to be expected. In fact, the more
you submit improper ad requests / content submissions, the more chance
you may be charged (or even banned from future advertising).
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Note: The above is not
comprehensive.
We
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