Can users purchase goods, digital content, digital services or services on your website or application (or through a third party payment portal)?

To answer this question, please select “yes” if an individual can purchase goods, digital content, digital services or services directly on your website or application or through a payment portal on your website or application. This means that individuals can make purchases through an eCommerce portal on your website or application or through a payment portal (e.g. they are linked directly to PayPal to make their purchase). 

You should select “no” to this question if any of the following apply: 

• Individuals cannot purchase anything on your website or application; 

• You simply display goods, digital content, digital services or services but the consumer is taken onto a website or application managed by a third party (e.g. Amazon) to make the actual purchase. Please note that this is different from a simple payment portal managed by a third party payment processor such as PayPal; 

• You display goods, digital content, digital services or services but the user is taken to a website or application managed by a third party where that third party’s Terms of Service will govern the terms of the purchase or the agreement (e.g. the third party dictates whether the individual can get a refund); 

• You have a separate contract that you have your customers sign when making a purchase that discusses the terms that apply to the purchase (e.g. you send a contract to your clients that discusses whether the client can get a refund).