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1. Heading: Start with a clear heading that identifies the document as an offer.

"Offer for the supply of stationery."

2. Seller Details: Please provide your company name, contact details and a brief description of your business.

"OOO 'Kantselyarsky Rai', engaged in the sale of stationery for schools and offices."

3. Who can become a buyer: describe who has the right to accept your offer. If there are restrictions, specify them.

"The offer is valid for legal entities and individual entrepreneurs from the Moscow region."

4. Terminology: Provide definitions for all terms used in the offer.

" A client is any customer who has placed an order through our online store."

5. Offer details: State what products or services you offer, with a detailed description of their main features.

"We offer a wide range of office supplies, available for order through our website."

6. What the customer gets: Specify what exactly the buyer will gain as a result of the transaction.

"The subject of the offer is the sale of office supplies presented in our online catalog."

7. Pricing: Be clear about the cost of the goods and any additional costs that may arise, such as shipping.

"Prices are listed in the catalog on the website. Delivery is carried out for an additional fee depending on the chosen method."

8. How to pay: Describe the available payment methods.

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9. Duration of the offer: Determine the time frame within which the offer will be considered valid.

"The offer is valid until December 31 of the current year."

10. Acceptance of the offer: Explain how the buyer can accept the offer. Acceptance can be either payment or the client's consent to the processing of personal data.

"Payment for the goods by any of the proposed methods will slovenia phone number list be considered acceptance of the offer."

11. Changes to the offer: it is necessary to prescribe a procedure for informing clients about any changes to the terms of the offer.

" All changes to the terms will be published on the website 14 days before they come into effect."

12. Dispute Resolution: Determine how potential disputes between you and your clients will be resolved.

"We try to resolve all disputes through negotiations. If this does not help, the dispute will be referred to arbitration court."

13. Privacy: Specify how customers' personal information will be handled.

"Personal data is used only to fulfill the order and is not transferred to third parties."