Terms of Use
Terms of providing electronic services on hashtagit.eu. Effective from 13 November 2026.
1. General
These Terms govern the use of the website hashtagit.eu (the “Website”), operated by HASHTAGIT spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością (limited liability company), registered office: ul. Storczyków 16, 43-190 Mikołów, Poland, entered in the Register of Entrepreneurs of the National Court Register (KRS) kept by the District Court Katowice-Wschód in Katowice, 8th Commercial Division, KRS no. 0001090136, Tax ID (NIP) 6351869815, REGON 527883862, trading as HashtagIT (the “Provider”). Contact: contact@hashtagit.eu (including via the contact form), phone +48 32 444 99 99.
2. Services
Free of charge, the Website provides information about the Provider and its offer, blog content and a contact form. Information about IT services on the Website is an invitation to conclude a contract, not a binding offer. Service contracts are concluded individually on terms agreed by the parties.
3. Technical requirements
You need an internet-connected device, an up-to-date browser with JavaScript and cookies enabled and, to use the form, a valid e-mail address. Using online services involves typical risks such as malware or spam; please keep your software and security up to date.
4. Rules of use
You must use the Website lawfully. Sending unlawful content, spam or malicious code, or disrupting the Website is prohibited. Content on the Website, including texts, graphics and the HashtagIT logo, is protected by copyright. Blog articles are for information only and are not individual advice.
5. Liability
We aim to keep the Website available, but technical breaks may occur. We are not responsible for third-party websites linked from the Website.
6. Complaints
Complaints about the Website can be sent to contact@hashtagit.eu. We will respond within 14 days. Consumers may use out-of-court complaint and redress procedures.
7. Final provisions
Personal data is processed in accordance with our Privacy Policy. These Terms are governed by Polish law; mandatory consumer protection rules of your country of residence remain unaffected. The Polish version (Regulamin) prevails in case of discrepancies.