Chapter 1 General ProvisionsArticle 1 (Purpose) The purpose of these Terms and Conditions is to specify the rights, obligations, and responsibilities between EubizSolution (hereinafter referred to as "Company") and the Members (refers to service users who have agreed to these Terms and completed membership registration; hereinafter "Member(s)") when Members register and use the online Internet services (hereinafter "Service"), provided by the Company, regardless of the type of wired or wireless device used to access the Service. Article 2 (Specification, Effectiveness, and Amendment of Terms and Conditions) ① The Company shall post these Terms on the initial service screen for easy access by Members.
② The Company may amend these Terms within the scope not violating relevant laws, including the Act on Promotion of Online Digital Content Industry, the Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, the Act on Regulation of Terms and Conditions, and the Framework Act on Consumers.
③ If the Company amends the Terms, it shall specify the current Terms, amended Terms, effective date, and reasons for amendment, and shall notify Members via the Service homepage from at least fifteen (15) days before the effective date for a reasonable period thereafter. In case of amendments disadvantageous to Members, such notifications shall be made from at least thirty (30) days before the effective date. Existing Members will also be notified via their registered email addresses.
④ If Members do not explicitly refuse the amended Terms within seven (7) days after the implementation date despite the Company's clear notification that failure to refuse will be deemed as acceptance, it shall be considered acceptance of the amended Terms. Members who do not agree with the amended Terms may terminate their agreement pursuant to Article 17, Paragraph 1. Chapter 2 Member Registration and ManagementArticle 3 (Member Registration Procedure) ① Service users who read these Terms and click the "Agree" button or check "Confirm" are deemed to have agreed to these Terms.
② Membership registration for service use shall be completed by entering required information, including the Member ID, in the online registration form provided by the Company, after agreeing according to Paragraph 1 and clicking "Register" or "Confirm." However, the Company may require submission of additional documentation when deemed necessary.
③ Corporate customers must submit additional documents specified by the Company in addition to the membership application form and payment for service use.
④ If the service user and payer differ in the case of corporate memberships, the Company may request verification documents. Article 4 (Establishment, Reservation, and Refusal of Membership Registration) ① Membership registration is established by the Company's acceptance following the user's application as prescribed in Article 3. The Company shall promptly approve the registration after verifying necessary information unless additional documents are required.
② The Company may reserve approval of registration under the following circumstances:

1. Insufficient service capacity;
2. Technical difficulties in service provision;
3. Failure of corporate applicants to fulfill obligations under Article 3 Paragraphs 3-4;
4. Other financial or technical necessity determined by the Company.

③ The Company may refuse registration under the following circumstances:

1. False information or fraudulent documents provided;
2. Corporate applicants failing to fulfill obligations under Article 3 Paragraphs 3-4 within the specified period;
3. Persons under 14 years of age lacking parental or legal guardian consent;
4. Potential violation of public order or morality as determined by relevant laws;
5. Applications from former Members terminated by the Company under Article 17, Paragraph 2.

Article 5 (Management Responsibilities for Member ID) ① Members are responsible for managing their ID and password. Members are liable for any consequences of negligence or third-party misuse unless caused by the Company's intentional misconduct or negligence.
② Members must immediately report to the Company if they suspect their ID or password has been compromised, stolen, or misused by third parties and follow the Company’s instructions. Article 6 (Collection of Personal Information) The Company collects necessary personal information from Members according to relevant laws to provide services:

1. Date of birth, residential area, contact information, etc.
2. Address for receiving mail/gifts, hobbies, interests, etc.
3. Subscription status for newsletters, etc.
4. Other items deemed necessary by the Company.

Article 7 (Modification of Member Information) Members must promptly update their information through the member management page upon any changes.

The Company shall not be liable for damages resulting from Members' failure to update their information. Chapter 3 Use of ServicesArticle 8 (Service Use) ① Service use commences immediately upon the Company's acceptance. Paid services may begin upon payment confirmation.
② Minors must obtain consent from legal guardians before using paid services.
③ Service operates continuously (24 hours/day, 365 days/year) except during unavoidable interruptions due to technical or operational reasons. Scheduled maintenance may restrict service to specific times or dates. Article 9 (Notification of Service Changes) ① The Company may notify Members via registered email regarding service changes or termination due to contract conclusion or changes with Content Providers (CP), new service launches, etc.
② For general notifications, postings may be made on the Company’s website or announcement pages. However, significant issues affecting Members individually will also be notified via registered email.
③ Members using paid services terminated by the Company shall be notified via email according to Paragraph 1, with refunds processed as specified in Article 16, Paragraph 4. Article 10 (Ownership of Rights and Use of Works)① The copyright of works, such as posts (hereinafter referred to as "Posts"), uploaded by Members within the Service, shall belong to the author of the respective Posts.
② Posts may be exposed through search results, the Service, or related promotions, and may be partially modified, reproduced, or edited within the scope necessary for such exposure. In this case, the Company shall comply with relevant copyright laws, and Members may request measures such as deletion, exclusion from search results, or setting the posts as private through customer support or management functions provided within each service.
③ If the Company wishes to use Members' Posts in ways other than those specified in Paragraph 2, it shall obtain prior consent from Members through telephone, fax, email, or other means. Article 11 (Restriction or Suspension of Service Use) ① The Company may restrict or suspend a Member’s use of the Service under any of the following circumstances:

1. If the Member intentionally or negligently interferes with the Company’s operation of the Service;
2. If the Member violates their obligations under Article 13;
3. If unavoidable due to maintenance, repair, or construction of service facilities;
4. If a key telecommunications service provider suspends telecommunications services pursuant to the Telecommunications Business Act;
5. If the Service use is disrupted due to a national emergency, failure of service facilities, or a surge in service usage;
6. If the Company deems it inappropriate to continue providing the Service due to other significant reasons.

② In the event of service restriction or suspension under the preceding paragraph, the Company shall notify the Member of the reason and the period of such restriction.
③ If the Company decides to terminate the agreement with a Member pursuant to Article 17, Paragraph 2, it shall notify the Member prior to such termination. The Member may raise an objection within 30 days from the date of receiving the notice.
④ Pursuant to the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, etc. (hereinafter “Information and Communications Network Act”), a Member or third party (hereinafter “Applicant for Deletion, etc.”) who has had their rights infringed due to an exposed Post that invades privacy or defames them may request the deletion of the Post or the posting of a rebuttal by demonstrating the infringement. In such a case, if the Company cannot determine whether there is an infringement or anticipates a dispute, it may temporarily block access to the Post for up to 30 days (hereinafter “Temporary Action”).
⑤ A Member whose Post has been subject to Temporary Action (hereinafter “Poster”) may request the restoration of the Post (hereinafter “Request for Reposting”) during the Temporary Action period. If both the Poster and the Applicant for Deletion, etc. consent, the Company may request a deliberation from the Korea Communications Standards Commission. If either party does not consent, the Company shall decide whether to restore the Post. If a decision is made within the Temporary Action period, it shall be followed. If no decision is made within the period, the Post shall be restored after the Temporary Action expires. If no Request for Reposting is made, the Post shall be deleted after the expiration of the Temporary Action period.
⑥ The Company may also take Temporary Action (hereinafter “Voluntary Temporary Action”) without a formal request if it determines that a Post infringes on third-party rights, such as privacy or defamation. The procedure for handling Posts subject to Voluntary Temporary Action shall follow Paragraphs 5. and 6. above.
⑦ If legal action (e.g., criminal complaint, injunction, or civil claim for damages) is taken by another Member or a third party against a Member or the Company on the grounds of infringement of legal rights due to a Post, the Company may restrict access to the Post until a final court ruling is issued. The party requesting the restriction shall bear the burden of proof. Article 12 (Obligations of the Company) ① The Company shall faithfully maintain, inspect, and restore service-related and security-related facilities to provide a stable and continuous Service.
② The Company shall not send commercial advertisements via email, SMS, or other means without the Member’s prior consent.
③ The Company shall not disclose or distribute any Member’s personal information obtained in relation to the provision of the Service to third parties without the Member’s consent and shall strive to protect such information. Other details regarding the protection of Members’ personal information shall comply with the Information and Communications Network Act and the Company’s Personal Information Management Policy.
④ When the Company provides services in partnership with a third party, it shall disclose the specific personal information provided to the third party for the purpose of service provision, obtain explicit consent from the Member, and ensure compliance with relevant laws and use only within the scope and duration of consent. Article 13 (Obligations of Members) ① Members shall not engage in any of the following acts:

1. Submitting false information during registration or modification of membership;
2. Altering content on the Service or using information obtained through the Service for commercial or non-commercial purposes without prior approval from the Company;
3. Using the Service to promote oneself to or on behalf of a third party or transferring usage rights in exchange for payment;
4. Posting false information or infringing intellectual property rights of the Company or third parties;
5. Illegally using another Member’s ID or password;
6. Using another person’s payment information (account number, credit card, etc.) without consent;
7. Sending or posting spam, chain letters, or obscene/violent messages or content;
8. Posting or transmitting information prohibited by law (e.g., computer programs);
9. Posting harmful media to youth under the Youth Protection Act;
10. Spreading content that violates public order or morals;
11. Impersonating Company staff or service administrators;
12. Posting or transmitting files containing viruses or programs intended to destroy or interfere with devices;
13. Disrupting other Members’ use of the Service through stalking, abuse, or spamming chats;
14. Collecting or disclosing other Members’ personal information without consent;
15. Posting ads or spam or conducting for-profit activities using the Service;
16. Reverse engineering, decompiling, or disassembling Company software;
17. Violating current laws or the Terms of Service.

② If a Member engages in any of the above acts, the Company may delete the relevant content, restrict access, or unilaterally terminate the agreement.
③ If a service provided by the Company requires adult verification under applicable laws, Members must provide their real-name information. Article 14 (Prohibition of Transfer) The rights to use the Service shall not be transferred, gifted, or used as collateral.Article 15 (Payment of Fees)① Members must pay the applicable fees before using any paid Service.
② Payment methods include mobile phone billing, credit card, landline phone billing, bank transfer, and virtual account deposit. Payment methods may vary by service.
③ The Company may request additional personal information necessary to process payments. If a Member provides false or inaccurate information, the Company shall not be liable for resulting damages unless due to its intentional or negligent actions. Article 16 (Refunds and Objections) ① The Company shall refund any overpaid fees.
② For refunds due to Member’s fault:

1. For Services valid for one month or less, a refund shall be provided after deducting the fee for the used period;
2. For Services valid for more than one month, a refund shall be provided after deducting the fee for the used period and 10% of the remaining period’s fee. However, if canceled within seven days of use, only the used period’s fee will be deducted.

③ Full refunds will be provided in the following cases:

1. If no usage history exists after payment;
2. If the Service is unusable due to a fault by the Company despite meeting minimum system requirements;
3. If the purchased Service is not provided;
4. If there is a significant discrepancy between the Service provided and its advertisement;
5. If a defect in the Service makes normal use impossible.

④ In the case of Paragraph ③-2. or Company fault, the Company shall also refund an additional 10% of the unused portion. One-time purchases with unlimited usage can only be refunded within one year from purchase.
⑤ Members may raise objections to the charged fees within one month from the date they become aware of the issue and within three months from the date of occurrence.
⑥ No refunds will be made if the Member’s access is restricted or agreement is terminated due to violations under Article 13.
⑦ Refunds will be made using the original payment method, or if not possible, an alternative method designated by the Company.
⑧ Refunds shall be processed within three business days. If delayed due to the Company, 11% annual interest will apply. If delayed due to the Member’s fault, no interest will be paid.
⑨ Refund processing costs shall be borne by the Member if due to their fault, and by the Company if due to Company fault. Article 17 (Termination of Agreement) ① Members may terminate the agreement at any time by following the account deletion procedures provided in the member management page.
② If a Member violates Article 13, the Company may unilaterally terminate the agreement and may pursue legal action for damages.
③ If a Member has not logged in for one year, the Company may revoke their membership.
④ Paid Service agreements shall be terminated upon the Member’s request and Company approval. Refunds will follow Article 16.
⑤ If individual paid Services have separate termination terms, such terms shall apply.
⑥ Upon termination, all Posts associated with the Member account will be deleted. Chapter 4 MiscellaneousArticle 18 (Youth Protection) The Company operates a Youth Protection Policy to block harmful content and assist safe internet use, as prescribed by the Information and Communications Network Act. Details are available on the Service’s main page.Article 19 (Disclaimer) ① The Company shall not be liable for damages caused by any of the following:

1. Natural disasters or equivalent force majeure;
2. Intentional service disruption by a contracted partner;
3. Member fault;
4. Other causes not due to the Company’s intent or negligence.

② The Company does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of content provided by CPs or Members and shall not be liable for resulting damages. Article 20 (Dispute Resolution) These Terms are governed by Korean law. Disputes between the Company and Members shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the court with jurisdiction over the Member’s address under the Civil Procedure Act.Article 21 (Governing Law and Custom) Matters not specified herein shall follow applicable laws and, if not provided by law, customary practices.