These Terms govern your use of Syndicate Marketing, LLC’s website, marketing services, lead-generation services, communications, and software platforms (“Services”). “We,” “us,” and “our” mean Syndicate Marketing, LLC.

1. Agreement and eligibility
You agree to these Terms when you affirmatively accept them, including through an agreement or clearly labeled acceptance process. Merely receiving a message or providing contact information does not establish acceptance or consent to marketing.
You must be at least 18 and authorized to enter into an agreement. If acting for a business, you must have authority to bind it. Provide accurate information and only contact details you are authorized to use.

2. Services and charges
The scope, fees, payment schedule, cancellation terms, and ownership of client deliverables will be stated in your service agreement or order. We disclose charges before you purchase. These Terms alone do not authorize charges or automatic renewals.
Any consumer subscription requires separate renewal disclosures, affirmative consent, required notices, and cancellation options that comply with applicable law. Statutory cancellation and refund rights remain available.
We do not guarantee particular advertising, sales, revenue, or lead-generation results.

3. Calls, texts, and email
Accepting these Terms does not constitute marketing consent. We obtain consent separately where required, including prior express written consent for marketing calls and texts using technologies covered by that requirement. Marketing consent is not a condition of purchase.
Consent disclosures identify the business authorized to contact you, the number to be contacted, and the communication types and technologies covered. Consent does not extend to unidentified partners or unrelated businesses. Washington recipients must clearly and affirmatively consent before receiving our marketing texts.
If you enroll in a messaging program, messages may include promotions, requested information, appointment reminders, and service updates, as described when you enroll. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. Delivery depends on your carrier and network; carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages.
You may withdraw consent without charge through any reasonable method, including:

We honor requests promptly and within applicable deadlines, never later than 10 business days where that deadline applies, and sooner when required. A permitted one-time confirmation text will contain no marketing. Reply HELP or email us for assistance.
We honor applicable do-not-call requirements. Our marketing calls and texts are limited to 8 a.m.–8 p.m. in the recipient’s local time, with stricter restrictions where required.
For Washington telephone solicitations, we identify the caller, business, and purpose within 30 seconds and end the call within 10 seconds if asked. If you request no further calls, we explain that your contact information will be removed from solicitation lists for at least one year, stop further solicitations as required, and do not sell or give your contact information to another solicitor in violation of Washington law. Longer applicable suppression requirements also apply.

4. Recording
Before recording or monitoring a call, we give clear notice and obtain all participants’ consent where required, including under California and Washington law. We record the announcement where required. If you decline, we continue without recording or offer another contact method.
We retain recordings and consent records only as reasonably needed for disclosed purposes, legal requirements, or preservation obligations. Our records do not prevent you from disputing whether consent was valid.

5. Privacy
Our Privacy Policy explains our information practices and how to exercise privacy rights. These Terms do not replace required privacy notices or consents, authorize undisclosed data uses, or waive rights under applicable privacy laws.
Where applicable, California residents retain their rights to know, access, delete, and correct personal information, opt out of sale or sharing, limit certain uses of sensitive information, and exercise privacy rights without unlawful discrimination.

6. Responsible use and business clients
Do not use the Services for unlawful activity, deception, harassment, infringement, unauthorized access, or interference with our systems.
Business clients using our platforms or directing campaigns must obtain required consents, maintain supporting records, honor opt-outs, and comply with applicable communications, privacy, carrier, and platform requirements disclosed to them. Clients must provide consent records reasonably requested for compliance review. Purchased contact information alone does not establish valid consent.
Business clients are responsible for third-party claims to the extent caused by their unlawful content, missing required consent, or material breach of these Terms. This responsibility does not cover our negligence, misconduct, or violations of law and does not apply to individual consumers.

7. Intellectual property and third parties
We or our licensors own the website, software, branding, and other materials we provide, except as stated in a separate agreement. You may use them for the Services’ intended purposes. You retain ownership of materials you provide and authorize us to use them as needed to perform the Services.
Third-party websites and services have their own terms. We do not control their performance. This does not exclude responsibility that applicable law places on us.

8. Warranties and liability
Except for express commitments in your service agreement and rights provided by law, we do not promise uninterrupted or error-free Services.
For business customers using the Services for commercial purposes, to the extent lawful, we exclude liability for indirect or consequential losses. Our total liability for ordinary contractual claims is limited to the greater of $100 or the fees that customer paid us during the 12 months before the event giving rise to the claim.
These exclusions and limits do not apply to individual consumers, fraud, gross negligence, willful misconduct, violations of law, or liability that cannot lawfully be limited. Nothing limits nonwaivable statutory damages, refunds, attorneys’ fees, or injunctive relief.

9. Suspension and termination
We may suspend or end access for a material breach, unlawful use, or a genuine security risk. We give reasonable notice and an opportunity to resolve the issue when practical. Paid-service termination and refunds remain subject to your service agreement and applicable law.
Ending service does not waive accrued rights or cancel an opt-out request.

10. Utah law, Utah County courts, and no arbitration
Utah law governs these Terms, except that you retain any protections under the laws of your state of residence that cannot lawfully be waived, including applicable California and Washington protections.
Except for the narrow exceptions below, all disputes arising from these Terms, the Services, or our communications must be brought exclusively in a Utah state court with subject-matter jurisdiction located in Utah County, Utah. Each party consents to personal jurisdiction and venue there and, to the extent lawful, waives objections based on inconvenience and any right to remove the action to federal court.
If a claim falls within exclusive federal jurisdiction, it must be brought in the United States District Court for the District of Utah. If mandatory law requires that a particular claim be allowed in another court, this venue provision does not prevent that claim.
Disputes will be resolved in court, not arbitration. These Terms contain no arbitration requirement, jury-trial waiver, or class-action waiver.
Nothing restricts complaints to government agencies or nonwaivable rights to seek public injunctive relief or other statutory remedies.

11. Updates and other agreements
We may update these Terms prospectively and will give reasonable advance notice of material changes. We obtain renewed acceptance when required. Changes do not retroactively alter accrued claims or expand marketing consent.
A separately signed service agreement controls conflicting commercial terms. Section 10 controls conflicting dispute provisions in policies incorporated into these Terms. Existing separately signed agreements require separate amendment.
If a provision is unenforceable, the remainder continues to apply unless doing so would defeat the agreement’s essential purpose. Failure to enforce a provision does not waive it.

12. Contact and California consumer notice
For questions, complaints, privacy requests, or opt-outs, contact:
Syndicate Marketing, LLC
260 S 1200 W
Orem, UT 84058
Email: info@syndicatemarketing.com

California consumers may also contact the Complaint Assistance Unit of the Division of Consumer Services, California Department of Consumer Affairs, at 1625 North Market Blvd., Suite N 112, Sacramento, CA 95834, or(800) 952-5210.