Basic information
These terms and conditions apply to distance contracts concluded using e-commerce website www.inavasilik.com between trader and the consumer and are subject to Consumer Protection Act No. 102/2014 (Zákon č. 102/2014 Z. z. o ochrane spotrebiteľa pri predaji tovaru alebo poskytovaní služieb na základe zmluvy uzavretej na diaľku).
The trader is: Ingrid Vasilíková, Ružová 426/3, 09101 Stropkov, Slovak Republic. Business ID 46855017, tax registration No. 1040700870. Telephone No. +421 918 740 791, e-mail: inavasilik@gmail.com.
The trader is registered in the Trade Register of the Slovak Republic, district office Stropkov, under ID 770-5891.
The consumer is any natural person who is acting outside his trade, business, craft or profession. The trade between trader and business purchaser is regulated by the Commercial Code No. 513/1991.
The supervisory authority for consumer protection is 1) Slovak Trade Inspection (Inšpektorát SOI pre Prešovský kraj), Obrancov mieru 6, 080 01 Prešov 1, Slovak Republic, 2) Local Public Health Authority of the Slovak Republic, Sov. hrdinov 79, 089 01 Svidník, Slovak Republic.
All contracts between trader and consumer (or business purchaser) are subject to Slovak Republic laws.
Placing and order and contract conclusion
Placing an order is considered as a contract proposal, based on the trader’s offer published on the e-commerce website. The contract is concluded by sending the order confirmation from the trader.
Prices of goods
All the prices on the e-commerce website are the final prices inclusive of taxes. The trader is not registered VAT payer. The product price does not include the delivery costs. Freight, delivery or postal charges are shown in the shopping basket, where consumer would see the total price and any additional charges (if applied).
Postage / delivery costs & payment for goods
The trader offers methods of delivery and payment methods stated at.
By placing the order, the consumer is obliged to pay for the ordered goods.
Guarantee for faulty goods
The trader is responsible for any fault present on goods on the day of delivery. The trader is not responsible for faults caused by using or wearing the second-hand goods. If the goods is sold with discount, the trader is not responsible for any fault for which the discount is applied. The trader is also responsible for faults on goods that would come to being after purchase within the guarantee period (except the goods that is liable to deteriorate or expire rapidly).
The consumer has the right to a 24-months guarantee. The guarantee for second-hand goods is 12 months. The guarantee for goods, made to the consumer’s specifications, is 24 months. The guarantee for goods labeled with expiry date will not expire before this date.
The guarantee in written is provided on request. The proof of purchase is sufficient for a guarantee claim.
The guarantee period starts from the date of delivery or from the day on which the consumer (or a third party other than the carrier and indicated by the consumer) acquires physical possession of the good.
The trader is obliged to provide the solution to guarantee claim within 30 days. The trader will provide repair or replacement, according to the consumer's wishes, within a reasonable time frame (not later than 30 days) and free of charge. If repair or replacement is impossible, the trader will provide refund or reduction of the purchase price.
The consumer must act within a reasonable period of noticing the defect but there is no specific deadline other than the legal prescription period of 2 years. The consumer should not continue to use the faulty goods.
If the good turns out to be faulty or does not work as advertised, the trader will repair or replace the goods free of charge or may give consumer a price reduction or a full refund. Partial or full refund applies when it is not possible to repair or replace the goods. The consumer is not entitled to a refund if the problem is minor (such as scratch that does not prevent the goods from using).
The trader will give consumer a choice between having the product repaired or having it replaced - unless either solution is disproportionate. If neither solution is practicable, the consumer can demand a refund.
The consumer should claim the guarantee at the seat of the trader. If the written guarantee states repair center, the consumer may claim the guarantee at the address of the repair center. The repair center is obliged to repair the faulty goods within 30 days.
If the goods have been replaced, a new 2-year legal guarantee begins.
The guarantee claim is considered as solved by delivery of repaired goods, by delivery of replaced goods, by full refund, by paying a reasonable price reduction, by formal written notice for fulfillment, or by valid rejection.
The trader must prove that the goods was not defective for the first year after the delivery of the product by paying for an expert opinion and providing a copy to the consumer. After that, the consumer must prove that it was defective.
When claiming guarantee, the trader will provide a written confirmation. If the guarantee is claimed by e-mail, the trader will send the confirmation as soon as possible or together with confirmation of claim solution at the latest. If the consumer can prove the guarantee claim by other means, the confirmation is not necessary.
Returning goods – withdrawal from a contract without reason
The consumer has a period of 14 days to withdraw from a distance contract without giving any reason.
In case of contracts for goods, the consumer may withdraw from a contract before the period starts to apply.
Exceptions from the right of withdrawal:
• the supply of goods made to the consumer’s specifications or clearly personalized;
• the supply of goods which are liable to deteriorate or expire rapidly;
• the supply of sealed goods which are not suitable for return due to health protection or hygiene reasons and were unsealed after delivery;
• the supply of goods which are, after delivery, according to their nature, inseparably mixed with other items.
Before the expiry of the withdrawal period, the consumer should inform the trader of his decision to withdraw from the contract. For this purpose, the consumer may use the withdrawal form or make any other unequivocal statement setting out his decision to withdraw from the contract. The withdrawal form is available at here.
The consumer shall have exercised his right of withdrawal within the withdrawal period if the communication concerning the exercise of the right of withdrawal is sent by the consumer before that period has expired.
The trader will reimburse all payments received from the consumer, including, if applicable, the costs of delivery without undue delay and in any event not later than 14 days from the day on which he is informed of the consumer’s decision to withdraw from the contract. The trader will carry out the reimbursement using the same means of payment as the consumer used for the initial transaction, unless the consumer has expressly agreed otherwise and provided that the consumer does not incur any fees as a result of such reimbursement.
The trader is not required to reimburse the supplementary costs, if the consumer has expressly opted for a type of delivery other than the least expensive type of standard delivery offered by the trader.
Unless the trader has offered to collect the goods himself, with regard to sales contracts, the trader may withhold the reimbursement until he has received the goods back, or until the consumer has supplied evidence of having sent back the goods, whichever is the earliest.
The consumer should send back the goods or hand them over to the trader or to a person authorized by the trader to receive the goods, without undue delay and in any event not later than 14 days from the day on which he has communicated his decision to withdraw from the contract to the trader. The deadline will be met if the consumer sends back the goods before the period of 14 days has expired.
The consumer will only bear the direct cost of returning the goods unless the trader has agreed to bear them or the trader failed to inform the consumer that the consumer has to bear them.
The consumer is only liable for any diminished value of the goods resulting from the handling of the goods other than what is necessary to establish the nature, characteristics and functioning of the goods.
In order to establish the nature, characteristics and functioning of the goods, the consumer should only handle and inspect them in the same manner as he would be allowed to do in a shop. Consequently, the consumer should handle and inspect the goods with due care during the withdrawal period.
ADR – Alternative dispute resolution
If the consumer has a problem with a product or service that he bought (e.g. when a trader refuses to repair a product or to make a refund to which a consumer is entitled), he may ask the trader for a solution. If the trader denies to solve the problem or does not respond within 30 days, the consumer may use the alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and may contact the ADR entity. The list of ADR entities is available at Ministry of Economy of the Slovak Republic website www.mhrsr.sk. The consumer may file a case based on the regulation given by the ADR Act No. 391/2015.
The consumer may also use the online RSO platform available online at http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/index_en.htm..
Only consumer may use the ADR platform and only if it concerns disputes between consumer and trader regarding the distance contracts. ADR involves only disputes where the value of the dispute exceeds 20 EUR. The ADR entity may ask consumer to pay the fee before processing the dispute (maximum 5 EUR incl. VAT).