Terms & Conditions Of Membership
DiGeam Terms & Conditions Of Membership
Welcome to join us. To ensure that your rights and benefits are protected, please read the following information carefully.
This contract outlines the terms and conditions, specifying the rights and obligations of DiGeam members as well as the responsibilities of DiGeam Company.
Please ensure that you have thoroughly read and understood this agreement to protect your rights. By selecting "Agree", you confirm that you have spent at least three days carefully reading the terms and that you fully understand and agree to abide by all membership regulations, including: Membership Service Agreement, Game Management Rules, Recharge and Usage Guidelines, Customer Service Center Content, Announcements, Membership Service Application Regulations, Membership Service Application Instructions, and Personal Data & Privacy Protection Policy.
Reminder: You must be at least 13 years old (or the minimum age required in your country of residence) to create a DiGeam game account through Google Play or iOS App Store. If you are between the minimum required age and 18 years old (or the legal age of majority in your country of residence), you and your parents or legal representatives must review and agree to these Terms of Use. Parents and legal representatives are responsible for the actions of children under 18 when using DiGeam services. DiGeam recommends that parents and legal representatives familiarize themselves with parental control settings on devices used by their children.
If a person with limited or no legal capacity makes an in-game purchase without his/her legal representative's consent, and the legal representative subsequently requests a refund, the legal representative may apply for one by following the official refund process as announced on the website. Upon submission of the required documents and verification by Party A, the unused game credits will be refunded to Party B.
Parties to the contract and Basic Information:
DiGeam Co., Ltd. (referred to as "Party A") is the provider of online services.
Person in charge: Hou-Yi Lin
Phone number: 070-1017-2688
Customer Service Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.digeam.com
Address: 5F.-1, No. 35, Guangfu S. Rd., Songshan Dist., Taipei City 105407 , Taiwan (R.O.C.)
GUI Number: 52707668
As part of DiGeam's membership service provision, users of the membership service (referred to as "Party B") must register their personal information on the designated page provided by Party A.
The contracting parties, Party A and Party B, hereby agree to these Terms of Use (hereinafter referred to as "the Agreement"):
1. Definitions
The following definitions shall apply to this Agreement and the Membership Regulations (including, but not limited to, the Membership Service Agreement, Game Management Rules, Recharge and Usage Regulations, Customer Service Center Content, Announcements, Membership Service Application Regulations, Membership Service Application Instructions, Personal Data & Privacy Protection Policy, etc.):
- Game Website: Refers to the website developed by Party A to provide Party B with access to login or game services
- DiGeam: Refers to the collective term for the membership services and online games provided by Party A, labeled as 'DiGeam' On the game website.
- Recharge: Refers to the act of Party B purchasing 'DiGeam Points' from Party A using the payment methods provided by Party A, exclusively for use within DiGeam. If 'DiGeam Points' are converted into other in-game points (with names announced by Party A in the recharge center and each game's official website), such conversion shall be considered a completed transaction.
- DiGeam Points: Refers to the points Party B acquires through Party A's designated payment methods, used as consideration for Party A's services.
- Online Game: Refers to the game Party B plays through computers, smart devices, or other electronic platforms, by connecting to Party A's designated server via the internet. This excludes electronic gaming machines as defined by the Electronic Game Arcade Business Regulation Act, as well as games that require local area network connection or do not require internet connection to link to a game server.
- Plugin: Refers to any program not provided by Party A that is intended to affect or alter the operation of Party A's online games. This includes software, hardware, a combination of both, or other methods, that impact or improperly accelerate game progress, such as automatically controlling of in-game characters to manipulate or alter the way Party A's online game is played.
- Game Administrator: Refers to the person responsible for ensuring the smooth and fair operation of the game, as well as providing support for game-related issues and other membership services.
- Game Nickname: Refers to the character name set by Party B in the online game provided by DiGeam, which cannot be changed arbitrarily.
- Permanent Suspension : Refers to Party A's permanent prohibition of Party B from using DiGeam's membership services, signifying the unconditional termination of the agreement between both parties.
- Necessary Costs: Refers to the expenses incurred by Party A in fulfilling specific services under this Agreement, or payments made to third parties.
- Mute Penalty : Refers to Party A temporarily suspending Party B's ability to input text in the DiGeam game or service program for a specific period.
- Game History: Refers to the records maintained by Party A's computer system of Party B's game progress, from the moment Party B logs into the game until logging out, this includes, but is not limited to, electromagnetic records that Party A can provide while Party B is engaged in an online game.
- Game Management Regulations: Refers to the rules established by Party A to govern the manner in which DiGeam's online games are played and to regulate the behavior of members.
- Game Package: Refers to software that includes both main and auxiliary programs, enabling the full execution of all the functions of the online game and service program.
- Membership Service Agreement: Refers to the agreement that encompasses, but is not limited to, the Membership Service Agreement, Game Management Rules, Recharge and Usage Regulations, Customer Service Center Content, Announcements, Membership Service Application Regulations, Personal Data & Privacy Protection Policy, etc.
- Suspension of Game Privileges: Refers to Party A temporarily prohibiting Party B from using DiGeam membership services through measures such as restricting login to DiGeam, limiting access to specific game rooms or channels, deducting game data, removing virtual items, deleting characters.
- Program Bug (BUG): Refers to any unintended or unforeseen game display, operation, or outcome that was not designed or intended by Party A during the development of the game program.
- Game Management Rules: Refers to the rules established by Party A to regulate game procedures without affecting the rights and obligations of either party under the contract.
2. Terms and Conditions
- The following shall be considered part of this Agreement and shall have the same effect as the Agreement itself:
- Party A's announcements regarding activities and regulations related to the services.
- Rate tables, game-related management regulations, customer service center content, announcements, individual service application regulations, etc.
- Advertisements or promotional content related to the services provided by Party A.
- To promote the healthy physical and mental development of children and adolescents and protect their rights, Party A shall display game ratings and applicable age requirements on product packaging and game websites. Party B understands that by selecting "I Agree", it indicates that Party B understands that by selecting 'I Agree,' they confirm that they meet the age requirements set by relevant laws for using the services.
3. Service Scope
The scope of DiGeam's services refers to the network servers provided by Party A, which allow Party B to log in and use the services via an internet connection This does not include Party B's application to an Internet service provider for internet access. Party B is responsible for independently equipping all necessary computer devices for internet access and bearing the costs of internet connection and phone charges.
4. Obligation of Accurate Registration
- If Party B agrees to and needs to use all details of Party A's services, Party B must undergo system authentication as defined by Party A. Otherwise, Party A is not obligated to provide complete service content.
- Party B must provide complete and accurate personal information during registration. If any registered information is changed afterward Party B should update it online or apply for the change through member service. If Party B intentionally provides false personal information, it will constitute a breach of contract, and Party A may permanently suspend Party B's membership account without any liability for damages. If Party B's fraudulent registration causes losses to Party A, Party A may seek indemnities and impose punitive damages. Additionally, Party B will be held responsible for any related civil or criminal liabilities including but not limited to criminal offenses such as forgery, fraud, and obstruction of electromagnetic records under the Criminal Code).
- If the personal information provided by Party B is false or outdated and not updated, or if there is any suspicion of misleading information, Party A reserves the right to suspend Party B's access to any services This includes, but is not limited to, suspending Party B's ability to play games or query game history until Party B provides true or updated information.
- The protection of personal information provided by Party B to Party A will be handled in accordance with relevant laws and regulations.
- After Party B registers an account, Party A has the right to review account details and reserves the right to refuse Party B's membership registration or deny Party B the ability to register a new account for any reason.
5. Responsibilities and Obligations for Service Use
- Party B shall not use the membership service for any commercial activities, such as sending spam emails, promoting commercial websites, or other similar activities.
- In addition to complying with these Terms of Use, Party B agrees to follow international internet usage practices and etiquette.
- Party B shall not use the service to transmit or publish any offensive, defamatory, obscene, vulgar, or abusive content, including articles or images.
- Party B agrees to fully respect intellectual property rights and is prohibited from posting any text, images, or files that infringe on the intellectual property or other rights of others.
- If Party B shares their account with others, authorizes others to pay for purchasing points, or engages in game item transactions that result in disputes with third parties, Party A is not obligated to assist in resolving such disputes.
6. Usage of Account and Password
- After Party B completes the registration process and obtains an account and password, they are for Party B's exclusive use.
- The password can be changed through the modification mechanism provided by Party A. Party A's staff (including customer service agents and game masters) shall not actively inquire about Party B's password. Party A shall retain Party B's account and the electromagnetic records associated with the account for 30 days after the termination of the contract.
- If the contract is terminated for reasons not attributable to Party B, Party B has the right to continue using the account and the associated electromagnetic records after renewing the service during the period mentioned in the previous paragraph.
- If Party B has not renewed the service by the end of the specified period, Party A may delete the account and all data associated with it, unless otherwise required by law.
7. Duty of Safekeeping
- Party B understands that upon starting to use the membership service, the ownership of his/her DiGeam account remains with Party A, and Party B is only permitted to use it in accordance with the terms of this service agreement. Party B shall not rent, lend, transfer, or assign the account to any third party.
- All electromagnetic records related to the game services provided by Party A are owned by Party A, and Party A shall ensure the integrity of Party B's related electromagnetic records.
- Party B has the right to use and control the aforementioned electromagnetic records, but this does not include transferring or generating revenue from them outside the scope of the game service.
- Party B is obligated to properly safeguard his/her account and password and shall not transfer, share, disclose, or lend the account and password to any third party. Any civil or criminal disputes arising from failing to fulfill this duty of safekeeping shall be borne by Party B, and if Party B suffers any loss or harm due to improper safekeeping, they shall bear the consequences, and Party A shall not be responsible.
- If Party B discovers that his/her account or password has been used illegally or experiences any abnormal security breach, they should immediately notify Party A. However, if Party B's negligence leads to the illegal use of the account or password, Party A is not responsible for handling the matter.
- Party B should regularly manage his/her account, change the password settings periodically, and avoid downloading illegal software to prevent hacking. Any losses--including but not limited to, stolen accounts, arising from these actions shall be borne by Party B, and Party A shall not be responsible.
8. Data Confidentiality Principle
- To protect Party B's rights, Party B agrees not to disclose or provide his/her account and password to any third party, nor lend or transfer his/her account to others for use. If this provision is violated, Party B shall bear the related risks and the any resulting losses.
- Once Party B has successfully registered and set up a password, Party B may change it on Party A's website. Party A shall not actively inquire about Party B's password.
- Regarding the personal data registered or stored by Party B, Party B agrees to provide such personal data to Party A. In the case of collaborations with related or cross-industry partners, Party A shall comply with Article 8 of the Personal Data Protection Act to fulfill the obligation to inform consumers. If Party A shares the data with a known third-party company, Party A shall clearly inform Party B beforehand. When conducting marketing services, Party A shall provide Party B with a mechanism to exercise the right to refuse marketing servises for the first time. Except in the following cases, Party A shall not disclose Party B's name, contact number, address, email address, or other legally protected personal data without Party B's consent.
- Party A will not provide Party B's personal data to any individual or company, except in the following situations: when cooperating with Party A's partners, contractors, or suppliers who perform tasks for Party A, or with others who require Party B's data to provide the products or services requested by Party B.
9. Limitation of Liability for Member Recharge
- DiGeam Points are used for purchasing paid items provided by Party A. Party B understands that once DiGeam Points are converted into in-game points, as defined in the definition section of this contract, they are considered as consumed. Therefore, they cannot be canceled, changed, refunded, or transferred to another account.
- Party B may notify Party A at any time to terminate this contract. If Party B has unused DiGeam Points and requests a cancellation, modification, or refund, they must submit a request through the member service method provided by Party A to change or terminate the contract.
- If Party B uses fraudulent or improper means to recharge, Party A has the right to immediately terminate Party B's membership and access to the service, and reserves the right to take legal action.
10. Special Agreement
- If both parties sign an additional document regarding specific matters this includes, but is not limited to, agreements, settlement contracts, etc. (hereinafter referred to as "Supplementary Terms"), the Supplementary Terms shall be considered an addition to this contract. If any terms of this contract conflict with the Supplementary Terms the provisions of the Supplementary Terms shall take precedence over the application of this contract. If the Supplementary Terms do not address a particular matter, the relevant provisions of this contract shall apply.
- Party B agrees that when negotiating or signing the Supplementary Terms with Party A, they acknowledge that Party A's unpublished business information, trade secrets, confidential information, activity planning, business decisions, and relevant contract content (this includes, but is not limited to, the provisions of the Supplementary Terms) are all confidential. Without Party A's written consent, Party B shall not disclose this information to any third party, directly or indirectly, nor assist a third party in obtaining such information.
- If Party B violates the provisions of this agreement, they shall compensate Party A for the corresponding costs or losses incurred, this includes, but is not limited to, litigation costs, attorney fees, administrative costs for handling the matter, etc. Additionally, Party B shall pay Party A a punitive damage of NT$100,000.
11. Suspension or Interruption of Service
- In the following circumstances, Party A reserves the right to suspend or interrupt all or part of the services, and shall not be liable for any compensation or reimbursement to users:
- Routine or necessary system maintenance.
- Sudden hardware or software failures, or electronic communication equipment malfunctions.
- Natural disasters or other uncontrollable factors that prevent Party A's system from functioning properly.
- Other service interruptions caused by factors not attributable to Party A.
- Party A is responsible for maintaining its computer system when providing this service, ensuring its security meets the reasonable expectations of current technological or professional standards. If system or electronic records are damaged or malfunction, Party A shall take reasonable measures to restore as soon as possible. If Party A violates this obligation and causes damage to Party B, Party A shall be liable for damages according to the extent of Party B's losses. However, if Party A can prove that reasonable precautions were taken, its liability for compensation may be reduced based on the circumstances.
- If Party A's computer system encounters the situation mentioned above, and undergoes repairs, Party A shall not charge Party B any fees for paid functions until the system is restored and fully operational.
12. Termination and Modification of Service Agreement
- Party B may terminate this agreement at any time by notifying Party A. Upon termination, Party A shall deduct necessary costs (35%) and refund Party B the unspent DiGeam Points within 30 days via cash, draft, or check payment by mail (remittance fee to be borne separately). However, any DiGeam Points that have already been spent cannot be refunded.
- Party B may cancel this agreement within seven days after starting the game by notifying Party A via email or by Written notice, without providing any reason or incurring any fees. Party B may request a refund for unused stored value. To prevent malicious account registrations, Party B agrees that Party A has the right to refuse registration for any ID number that has previously requested contract termination.
- If Party B engages in any of the following actions, Party A may notify Party B by writing notice or via email and immediately terminate this agreement:
- Maliciously attacking or disrupting Party A's game website or service programs by using any system or tools.
- Using third-party plugins, virus programs, exploiting game bugs, or other methods that violate the normal game settings, fairness, or reasonableness.
- Engaging in illegal activities or being investigated by judicial authorities for any unlawful actions, including but not limited to violations of laws and regulations.
- Recharging stored value through unauthorized parties and later refusing payment or engaging in fraudulent or illegal activities that cause financial loss to Party A or third parties.
- Violating game management rules or any terms of this agreement, with the violation deemed serious by Party A.
- For Party B's breach of contract, Party A may take the following disciplinary actions according to membership regulations:
- Depending on the severity of the violation, restricting Party B's game access for up to 7 days, or permanently banning the account in severe cases.
- Reducing certain in-game data or virtual items and reclaiming any unjust enrichment obtained.
- If Party A imposes a penalty mentioned in section d due to an incorrect factual determination or inability to provide evidence, Party A shall compensate Party B for the damages incurred.
13. Game Requirements and Refund Policy for Game Packages and Software
- Party A shall clearly specify the minimum hardware and software requirements, game rating labels, and applicable age for each game on the product packaging and official game websites. The maintenance schedules and server uptime/downtime for each game shall be announced on the official game websites.
- Party B is responsible for verifying the game rating labels and applicable age on the official game websites to determine whether he/she can use the service based on individual circumstances. If Party B is legally incompetent or has limited legal capacity, their legal representative shall verify such information on their behalf and bear joint legal responsibility for this action. If Party B fails to comply with the obligation to confirm the applicable age for a game, Party A reserves the right to terminate Party B's access to membership services at any time.
14. Right to Appeal
- If Party B is dissatisfied with Party A's service quality, including network connection, game management, billing, or any related service; or disagrees with Party A's handling of matters according to game management rules, Party B may file an appeal within 7 days from the date of the notification. The appeal may be submitted in person at Party A's service center, via email, or by written notification. Party A shall respond with the result of the appeal within 15 days of receipt.
- Party A shall clearly specify a 24-hour appeal or service channel and provide an official email address on the game website, game management rules, or service agreement.
- If Party B reports a third party using unauthorized plugins or engaging in actions that affect game fairness, such complaints shall be handled according to the process specified in paragraph a of this section.
15. Intellectual Property Rights
- All creations, data, and related peripheral products provided by Party A through membership services or game websites, including but not limited to, copyrights, patents, trademarks, trade secrets, and other intellectual property rights, ownership rights, or any other rights, shall belong to Party A or its rights holder. Without prior legal authorization from Party A or its rights holder, Party B shall not reproduce, transmit, modify, edit, or use such materials in any form or for any purpose, and Party B shall bear legal responsibility.
- The specific regional operation rights for each game under Party A's agency shall be clearly stated on the product packaging and on official game websites. Party B shall take note of and comply with these regional restrictions.
- Party B shall not intercept, simulate, or redirect the game operation (or hosting) services using any method. The prohibited actions include, but are not limited to, setting up private servers, reverse engineering, modifying the game, adding new components, or using any tools or programs to provide game operation (or hosting) services.
16. Compliance with Laws and Regulations of Taiwan
Party B must comply with all relevant laws and regulations of the Republic of China (Taiwan) when using this service. If Party B's actions violate this Agreement or any other applicable laws, Party A reserves the right to suspend Party B's account at any time upon written or email notification. This includes, but is not limited to, holding Party B fully legally responsible for any violations of the law and any resulting legal consequences.
- Party B agrees and guarantees not to post or transmit any defamatory, false, threatening, obscene, vulgar, unlawful, offensive, libelous, or infringing content, including text, images, or files, on Party A's related websites.
- Party B agrees not to engage in advertising or selling products on Party A's related websites.
- Party B agrees to avoid discussing personal matters in public discussion areas and to respect the rights, privacy, and other legal interests of others when posting content.
- Party B agrees to fully respect copyright and is prohibited from posting any text, image, or file that infringes the intellectual property rights of others.
17. Billing Methods
The billing method for game services is a non-rate-based charging system.
Other billing methods are specified on each game's official website.
In-game services (such as game stores, online shops, etc.) may include additional paid content, including points, virtual currency, premium items, or other services. Party A must clearly display the payment methods and product information on the official website homepage, game login page, or purchase page.
18. Information to be disclosed for games provided by this membership service
Party A must indicate the following information on the game's official website, game login page, purchase page, or game packaging:
- The game rating and applicable or restricted age as regulated in the Game Software Rating Regulations.
- The minimum software and hardware requirements to access the game.
- For games that provide security devices, information on whether they are free or paid.
- If the game includes items or events that involve random chance purchases, Party A must clearly disclose the event details, prizes, winning probabilities, and related information. “Additionally, the following disclaimer must be displayed: This is an activity based on chance.” Purchasing or participating in the event does not guarantee obtaining a specific item.
The probability mentioned in paragraph d refers to the likelihood consumer will receive a prize by chance or meeting the conditions of the activity after making a payment.
19. Notification and Handling of Unauthorized Use of Account and Password
If either party discovers that a third party is unlawfully using Party B's account, or if there is any abnormal security breach concerning the account, they must immediately notify the other party, and Party A will conduct verification. Once Party A confirms an issue, Party A may suspend the use of the account or password and immediately restrict the third party's access to the account services. The relevant handling procedures will be disclosed in the game management rules, and Party B may change the password through the website.
20. Handling of Electromagnetic Records and Improper Transfer
- The electromagnetic records generated by Party B during the gameplay, as well as other electromagnetic records managed by Party A, are the property of Party A. Party A should make every effort to maintain the integrity of these records. Party B has limited rights to use these records, but this does not include transferring or profiting from them outside the scope of this game service.
- If Party B's account and password are illegally used and the game's electromagnetic records are improperly transferred, Party B must immediately notify Party A for verification. Party A will verify whether the IP address used is one that Party B has never used before After Party confirms the issue , Party A may temporarily restrict the third party's usage of this service.
- Party A must immediately notify the third party of the restriction by posting an announcement on the official website, sending an SMS, email, or push notification. If the third party does not provide an explanation within 7 days of receiving the notification, Party B must restore the improperly transferred electromagnetic records to Party A. If recovery is not possible, an alternative compensation method agreed upon by both parties may be used, and the restriction on the third party will be lifted once the records are restored. However, if Party A provides free security devices (e.g., OTP, RFID, phone lock, etc.) and Party B does not use them, or if the situation is attributable to Party B, Party A is not responsible for recovery or compensation.
- If the third party mentioned in the previous paragraph disagrees with Party A's handling method, Party B may pursue legal action. Party A, in accordance with the provisions of paragraph a, may limit the use of the service of Party B or the third party, but during the restriction period, Party A may not charge fees to Party B or the third party.
- If Party B makes false reports that cause harm to Party A or a third party's rights. Party B will be fully responsible for the legal consequences.
21. Game History Retention and Inquiry
- Party A shall retain Party B's personal game history records for 30 days, during which Party B may request to access them. If the period exceeds 30 days, Party A is not obligated to process Party B's inquiry request.
- Party B may apply for access to the data through written notification, online request, or in person at Party A's service center. Party B must provide personal information that matches their identification documents for verification and must use the application method provided by Party A. Party A may charge a query service fee of 200 DiGeam points, in accordance with relevant government regulations, and the fee will be borne by Party B.
- Upon receiving Party B's inquiry request, Party A should provide the game history as specified in the previous paragraph within 7 days, by storage media, written notification, or email.
22. Principles for Establishing Game-related Management Rules
- To regulate gameplay, Party A may establish reasonable and fair game-related management rules. Party B shall comply with the game-related management rules announced by Party A, relevant laws and regulations of the Republic of China, and all applicable international internet regulations and practices, Party B shall bear legal responsibility for all content transmitted through this service.
- Amendments to the game management rules must be made in accordance with the procedures outlined in Article 24.
- The following circumstances render the game management rules invalid:
- In conflict with the provisions of this contract.
- Depriving or restricting Party B's contractual rights, unless Party A handles the matter in accordance with Article 23.
23. Handling Violations of Game-related Management Rules
- Unless otherwise specified in this contract, if there is sufficient evidence to prove that Party B has violated the game management rules while using the game service, Party A shall announce the violation on the homepage of the game's official website, game login page, or purchase page and notify Party B via the contact information provided during registration.
- If Party B violates the game management rules for the first time, Party A shall notify Party B to make improvements within a specified period. If Party B fails to comply after receiving notification Party A may restrict Party B's game usage in accordance with the game management rules, depending on the severity of the violation. If Party B commits the same violation again, Party A may immediately restrict Party B's right to play the game according to the game management rules.
- Each restriction imposed by Party A on Party B's game access under the game management rules shall not exceed 7 days.
24. Changes and Notifications of the Contract
When Party A modifies this contract, Party A shall announce the modification on the homepage of the game's official website, game login page, or purchase page, and notify Party B via the contact information provided during registration. Within 15 days after Party B receives the first notification.
- If Party B does not express any objection, Party A will continue to provide the game service according to the modified contract.
- If Party B expresses objection, he/she may terminate the contract.
25. Game Management Rules and Announcements
- To maintain proper etiquette in the game, Party A may establish reasonable and fair game management regulations or game rules, which Party B shall comply with as announced by Party A.
- The game management rules, announcements, advertisements, promotional content are considered part of this contract and shall have the same legal effect as the contract itself.
- The game management rules shall be invalid under the following circumstances:
- They contradict the provisions of this contract.
- They deprive or limit Party B's contractual rights.
26. Program Bugs
If Party B suffers any damage due to a bug in the game program, Party A shall compensate Party B based on the extent of the damage. However, if Party A can prove that it was not at fault, its liability for compensation may be reduced.
27. Connection Quality and Compensation
- If Party A plans to suspend all or part of the game service for maintenance of game-related systems or software/hardware equipment Party A shall announce the suspension at least 7 days in advance on the game's official website, login page, or purchase page. However, this requirement does not apply in cases of emergency, urgency, or situations not attributable to Party A.
- If Party B is unable to connect and use the game service due to reasons attributable to Party A, Party A must immediately correct or fix the issue. If Party B incurs a loss of game fees or is unable to use in-game items during the period when the game service is unavailable, Party A shall refund the game fee or items. If a refund is not possible, Party A shall offer other reasonable compensation.
28. Delivery
- For all notifications related to this contract, Party B agrees that Party A may use Party B's registered contact information for delivery.
- If Party B's contact information changes, they shall immediately notify Party A. Party B agrees that all future notifications will be sent to the updated contact information.
- Once Party A sends a notification using the contact information provided by Party B, the notification shall be deemed delivered after the usual transmission period. This includes, but is not limited to, written notification reaching Party B or an email entering Party B's email server.
- If Party B fails to update their contact information, causing a notification to be undeliverable or rejected for any reason, the notification shall still be considered legally delivered when sent by Party A.
- If Party A is unable to deliver due to Party B's intentional act or negligence, Party A shall not be liable for any damages resulting from the failure of delivery.
29. Suspension of Operations
If Party A terminates the contract by suspending the operation of it shall announce the termination at least 30 days in advance on the official website's homepage, game login page, or purchase page, and notify Party B via the contact information provided.
If Party A fails to announce and notify Party B within the period, Party A shall refund Party B any unused paid points or game fees without deducting necessary costs, and shall provide other reasonable compensation.
30. Validity of Individual Clauses
If any provision of this contract concerning Party B is deemed invalid it shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions.
31. Governing Law
The interpretation and application of this contract, including the relevant game management regulations and game rules, as well as the rights and obligations between Party B and Party A arising from the use of this service shall be governed by the laws of the Republic of China (Taiwan).
32. Jurisdiction
For any disputes related to this contract, both parties agree that Taipei District Court in Taiwan shall have jurisdiction over the first instance. However, this shall not exclude the application of Article 47 of the Consumer Protection Act; or Article 28, Section 2, and Article 436-9 of the Code of Civil Procedure.