Terms and conditions
Last updated May 1, 2024
These General Terms & Conditions apply to all offers, quotations and subsequent agreements between WannaHost Inc. Delaware, the USA, (“WannaHost”) and its counterpart (“Customer”).
The application of any purchasing terms of Customer are expressly rejected. Any terms & conditions that deviate from these general terms & conditions are valid only if expressly confirmed in writing by WannaHost.
Article 1. Formation of the agreement
1.1 WannaHost offers various hosting, colocation and cloud-related services. Customer can select the desired configuration and options through the web interface provided by WannaHost.
1.2 Upon receipt of the selected configuration from Customer, WannaHost will review and approve or reject an order. Customer will be notified by email. WannaHost is free to reject any order but shall substantiate a rejection.
1.3 Pricing and other options presented on the website of WannaHost are non-binding and subject to change at any time. Only the approved request from WannaHost determines the content and pricing of the configuration and options selected by Customer.
1.4 WannaHost has the right to correct errors in the selected configuration, including prices, provided WannaHost informs Customer as soon as is possible about the error.
1.5 As part of the order process, customers shall follow the mandatory KYC/AML verification procedure for identifying and verifying their identity. If the procedure fails for whatever reason, WannaHost has the right to refuse the order and/or to suspend Customer's account. Reference is made to the WannaHost Privacy Statement.
1.6 WannaHost does not provision services not allow registration from the citizens or residents of the following sanctioned countries: Afghanistan, Islamic Republic of Iran, Syrian Arab Republic, Cuba, Sudan, Libya, Turkmenistan and North Korea
Article 2. Provision of services
2.1 Upon approval, WannaHost will deploy a server as specified in the order. WannaHost will enable access to the service using an administrative account set up by WannaHost. Customer can create additional accounts through the configuration interface of the services.
2.2 Customer agrees to use only strong passwords and implement all security measures appropriate under the circumstances (e.g. the use of ssh instead of telnet) to safeguard access to the administrative and other accounts on the services.
2.3 WannaHost provides unmanaged services. WannaHost may assume that all activities that occur using the administrative account or an additional account are under supervision and risk of Customer. If Customer suspects an unauthorized third party has gained access to a password, Customer shall change its password as soon as possible and/or contact WannaHost as soon as possible so appropriate action can be taken.
2.4 Customer undertakes to do everything in its power that is reasonably necessary for WannaHost to provide the services. Customer shall in particular ensure that WannaHost has access to all information, which WannaHost indicates is necessary for the provision of services.
2.5 Customer information should be full, legit and accurate. Responsibility for providing deliberately false information lies entirely with the Customer.
Article 3. Availability of the services
3.1 WannaHost uses commercially reasonable efforts to ensure continued availability of the Services, but cannot guarantee that the Services will be available for the benefit of Customer at all times.
3.2 In case of any interruption or limited availability of the Services, WannaHost shall make reasonable efforts to remedy interruptions of the Services as soon as possible. Customer shall provide all necessary support to WannaHost to remedy such interruptions. If the interruptions are attributable to third parties, such as a telecommunication provider, WannaHost’s only obligation is to urge that third party to ensure efficient remedy of that interruption.
3.3 WannaHost offers technical support by email and telephone and does so on a 24/7 basis. Contact information and a way-of-working for support will be provided separately. WannaHost is entitled to invoice Customer at its customary hourly rate for any actions carried out as support requests for issues, which are attributable to Customer.
3.4 WannaHost is entitled to suspend or restrict use of the Services temporarily without prior notice as necessary to perform reasonably required maintenance to or upgrading of its systems, without Customer being entitled to any form of compensation. WannaHost strives to do so only when usage is low and will endeavor to announce maintenance or upgrade windows in advance.
3.5 All licensed software provided by WannaHost in the context of the agreement is leased and not sold. WannaHost and its licensors retain all right, title and interest in the software and any updates thereto. Customer only holds a limited, personal, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicenseable license to use the software for its business for the term of the agreement. Software license fees are non-refundable once the software has been activated.
3.6 WannaHost is not obligated to make backups of Customer data stored through its services (including software installed on the services, configuration changes made by Customer or data stored in databases associated with the services) except when specifically agreed otherwise in writing beforehand
3.7 When creation of backups was expressly agreed, WannaHost’s sole obligation regarding such backups is to make a best effort to collect and back up the agreed-upon data and to make such available for recovery in case of emergency situations. The recovery of individual files or data items from a backup is only possible in exception cases and against payment of the customary hourly rate of WannaHost.
Article 4. Acceptable use policy
4.1 All clients should undergo a mandatory KYC/AML verification procedure of identifying and verifying their identity in order to make sure that clients are genuinely who they claim to be.
4.2 Customer shall not use the Services or allow others to do the same in any manner that violates any applicable civil or criminal law, and / or then-current Terms of Use published by WannaHost or that negatively affects the performance of the services.
4.3 WannaHost may suspend or terminate the services if WannaHost, at its sole discretion, deems the content hosted or use of the services is likely to be in violation of the above terms. WannaHost does not need to consult or inform Customer in such a case. WannaHost is not liable for any damages Customer may suffer as a result of its actions under this clause.
4.4 In case a real or suspected violation of the above terms is raised by a third party which claims harm from the violation, WannaHost will act as per the terms of its then-current Notice and Takedown procedure. In addition, WannaHost will comply with all proper governmental or court orders regarding the provision of any information in accordance with the law.
4.5 In case Customer’s use of the services or associated resources substantially exceeds reasonable use (e.g. extremely high data traffic or resource usage), WannaHost may suspend the offending service until the matter has been discussed with Customer and an appropriate solution (such as a hard limit on the resource usage or an upgrade to a higher offering) has been found.
Article 5. Domain names
5.1 In case part of Customer’s request is to register or transfer any domain names under control of WannaHost, WannaHost will work with Customer to effect such registration or transfer, but only in the role as an intermediary or agent of Customer.
5.2 Registration and use of domain names is subject to the rules set by the applicable domain name registry. WannaHost accepts no responsibility or liability in this regard, as WannaHost is not a party to any agreement between the registry and Customer.
5.3 A registration or transfer of a domain name is successful only if Customer has obtained confirmation from the registry (e.g. through WHOIS). An invoice from WannaHost does not constitute a proof of registration or transfer. In case any authorization keys or codes are necessary to effect a transfer, Customer shall supply such keys or codes to WannaHost.
5.4 WannaHost accepts no liability for the loss or inability to use a domain name except when such loss or inability is the direct result of intentional misconduct or gross negligence on the part of WannaHost.
5.5 WannaHost has the right to suspend or cancel a domain name in case of termination of the agreement based on a violation of the agreement by Customer.
5.6 In case of service termination by either party, any fees associated with the domain name(s) are non-refundable.
Article 6. Pricing and invoicing
6.1 All prices are in Euros exclusive of value-added tax (VAT) and other government-imposed levies or costs. Customer is responsible for any costs associated with making payment, including wire transfer fees and currency conversion costs.
6.2 WannaHost shall invoice Customer in accordance with the selected payment term for the services provided. Provision of services is done on the basis of advance payments. For additional services, fees are charged prior to completion of the service, unless agreed otherwise.
6.3 Where invoices are based on processor, storage and/or transmission capacity used by Customer, WannaHost’s accounting system shall constitute full evidence towards Customer, unless Customer submits concluding evidence to the contrary.
6.4
Customer shall pay all invoices in full within seven (7) days of the invoice date.
6.5 Upon Customer’s failure to pay within the term, WannaHost will disable the services and/or associated functionality (e.g. the administrative interface) until all invoices have been paid in full including 10% late fee.
6.6 Please, note — due to high demand, suspended due to non-payment GPU servers are subject to direct termination. If Customer disputes all or part of an invoice, Customer must provide a complaint with supporting evidence to WannaHost in writing within seven days after receiving the invoice. In such an event, Customer is entitled to suspend payment of the disputed part of the invoice but not of any other part.
6.7 If WannaHost deems the complaint is justified, WannaHost will issue an adjusted or replacement invoice. If WannaHost deems the complaint unjustified, Customer will pay the disputed balance immediately. Customer will also pay legal interest calculated on a monthly basis from the moment the original term of payment expired, and any costs, fees and expenses incurred in connection with the collection of the debt.
6.8 WannaHost may limit access to the Services or otherwise suspend its obligations under the agreement if WannaHost may reasonably make an assumption that Customer has failed to comply with its payment obligations.
6.9 WannaHost is entitled to adjust the prices twice every calendar year by giving a one-month notice.
6.10 The following products and services are not subject to a refund: Various license costs (Windows, cPanel, etc), , Domain names / Redemption Fees, SSL certificates, Server administration fees.
6.11 Our servers are not intended for mining purposes. We do not accept any performance-related claims regarding mining and do not process refunds in such cases.
6.12 Оur services are not intended to be used as email servers. Customers may send solicited emails at their own discretion. We do not accept claims regarding email delivery or IP reputation and do not process refunds in such cases.
Article 7. Limitation of liability
7.1 WannaHost shall be liable to Customer only for direct damages arising out of its intentional misconduct towards Customer or materially negligent performance of any of its obligations under the agreement.
7.2 WannaHost shall never be liable for any consequential, special, punitive and/or incidental damages, including loss of profits, arising out of or in connection with the agreement, even if advised of the possibility of such damages.
7.3 Any liability of WannaHost for an event shall not exceed the amount actually paid by Customer to WannaHost in the three months preceding the date the event occurred.
7.4 No liability shall exist for damages that have not been reported to WannaHost in writing within two weeks of their occurrence, or for damages where Customer failed to take appropriate measures to limit such damages.
7.5 Customer shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless WannaHost against any and all losses, claims, damages, liabilities, actions, costs or expenses, including reasonable attorneys’ fees incurred by it in connection with any claim from third parties.
Article 8. Force majeure
8.1 Apart from the obligation to make timely payments pursuant to the agreement, neither of the parties shall be liable for any failure to fulfill any of its obligations under the agreement if that failure is due to force majeure.
8.2 Force majeure is deemed to include, without limitation, acts or omissions of governments, acts or omissions of military authorities, strikes, lock-outs or other industrial disturbances, wars, blockades, insurrections, riots, epidemics, landslides, earthquakes, fires, storms, lightning, floods, acts of God, civil disturbances, (distributed) denial of service attacks, limited functioning of the relevant Internet infrastructure outside the control of either party, terrorist attacks, late delivery by third party suppliers and any other acts or omissions not within the control of the affected party.
8.3 The party affected by the event of force majeure shall without delay inform the other party of the extent of the delay expected as a result of the event in writing.
Article 9. Term and termination
9.1 The agreement is formed upon WannaHost’s approval of the request and remains in force for successive terms of one month each, until Customer terminates the agreement by means of a written notice or a cancelation request submitted via the Client Area.
9.2 At any time WannaHost may demand Customer to provide proof of its identity. Failure to cooperate with this process is reason for immediate termination of the agreement.
9.3 In case a Customer blamefully fails to comply with the material obligations under the agreement, WannaHost will terminate the agreement, but only after the party that failed to comply has not remedied the failure within a reasonable period of time after service suspension due to non-payment.
9.4 Upon termination WannaHost will send Customer a final invoice for any amounts due but not yet invoiced. Any invoices sent before the date of termination will remain due and in full effect and will become immediately payable on termination.
9.5 Those terms and conditions of these Terms and Conditions and the agreement, which are, by their nature, meant to survive the term of the agreement, shall so survive.
Article 10. Changes to the agreement
10.1 The agreement, including these Terms and Conditions may only be modified by a written document executed by the parties.
10.2 WannaHost has the right to adapt or add to these Terms and Conditions at any time. Such adapted or additional terms shall enter into force 10 days after communication thereof to Customer.
10.3 If Customer does not wish to accept an adapted or additional term, Customer must raise its objection to WannaHost within these 10 days after being notified about these terms. WannaHost then may, at its discretion, withdraw the adaptation or addition. If WannaHost does not do so, Customer has the right to terminate the agreement within these 10 days. Failure to terminate constitutes acceptance of such terms.
Article 11. Applicable law and disputes
11.1 The law of the Delaware,USA governs the agreement and these General Terms and Conditions. The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods does not apply.
11.2 Any disputes arising between WannaHost and Customer in connection with the agreement will be settled by the competent courts in the Delaware, USA, in the principal place of business of WannaHost.
11.3 In the event that any part of the agreement or these General Terms and Conditions become or are declared to be invalid by any court of competent jurisdiction, such invalidity shall not affect the rest of this agreement. The parties shall in such a case determine one or more replacement provisions that most closely approximate the clause concerned and which is legal under applicable law.
11.4 The failure of either party at any time to require performance by the other party of any provision of the agreement shall in no way affect that party's right to enforce such provisions, nor shall the waiver by either party of any breach of any provision of the agreement be taken or held to be a waiver of any further breach of the same provision.
11.5 Neither party may bring an action, regardless of form, arising out of or related to the agreement more than one year after the cause of action has arisen or the date of discovery of such cause, whichever is later. However, in no event can an action be brought more than one year after the date of termination of the agreement.
Article 12. Miscellaneous terms
12.1 The parties enter into the agreement as independent contractors. No employment or agent/principal relationship is created by the agreement between WannaHost and Customer or any of their respective employees or agents.
12.2 The agreement shall not be assigned or otherwise transferred by a party without the prior written consent of the other party, which shall not be unreasonably withheld. Any such assignment without such consent will be null and void. However, no consent is necessary for an assignment or transfer of the agreement to any affiliate of the transferring party or any company that succeeds to substantially all of that party’s business. Furthermore, WannaHost is permitted to assign and transfer the agreement to any third party. The agreement shall bind and inure to the benefit of the successors and permitted assigns of the parties.
12.3 Customer shall keep WannaHost informed of any changes in his name, address or other contact details that may be relevant to WannaHost.
12.4 Any requirement for a “written” statement can be fulfilled by using an email, provided the identity of the sender and the integrity of such email can be determined with sufficient certainty.
12.5 The section headings in these General Terms and Conditions are for convenience only and shall not be used in construing or interpreting said terms.