These Terms and Conditions (“Terms”) set forth the agreement between Unipicker Inc. (“the Company”) and the client (“the Client”) regarding the use of the EventBoot service (“the Service”). By using the Service, the Client agrees to be bound by these Terms.
Article 1. Purpose
These Terms define the rights, obligations, and other necessary matters related to the use and provision of the Service between the Company and the Client.
Article 2. Effect and Amendments
① These Terms are established in accordance with the Telecommunications Business Act and become effective upon being posted on the official website (http://www.eventboot.net).
② The Terms apply from the moment the Client applies for the Service until the Service is terminated and all payments are settled.
③ The Company may revise the Terms if necessary.
④ If the Client does not agree to the revised Terms, they may request termination. Continued use after the effective date will be considered acceptance of the revised Terms.
Article 3. Formation of Agreement
The Service agreement is established when the Client applies, provides necessary documentation (e.g., business registration and payment), and the Company completes the activation process and grants approval.
Article 4. Obligations of the Company
① The Company will make efforts to activate the Service on the requested date unless there are special circumstances.
② The Company provides uninterrupted Service year-round, except during regular or emergency maintenance for stability.
③ In the event of unavoidable interruptions due to carrier issues or system failures, the Company will notify the Client via phone or website with the cause and expected resolution timeframe and will take all reasonable efforts to restore the Service.
④ If the Service is to be suspended due to server upgrades or improvements, the Company will announce the reason and schedule at least 3 days in advance via website notice.
⑤ If the Company can no longer provide the Service due to closure or discontinuation, the Company will notify the Client at least 30 days in advance via website and email.
⑥ The Company will not disclose or misuse the Client’s information without consent, except as required by law or official investigations.
⑦ The Company will allow Clients to cancel membership via website, email, or phone. Requests will be processed immediately upon verification.
⑧ In accordance with Article 84-2 of the Telecommunications Business Act, the Company registers sender IDs in advance and blocks message transmission if illegal sender IDs are used. The Company verifies users via mobile phone authentication and allows messages to be sent only from registered numbers.
⑨ If a messaging reseller’s certification is revoked under the Sender Qualification Program, the Company may suspend or terminate the Service.
-Sender Qualification Certification System-
This refers to a certification system under Article 2, Paragraph 14(b) of the Telecommunications Business Act.
Under this system, any business that provides a specific type of value-added telecommunications service and sends commercial advertising messages for profit must obtain prior certification through a review process conducted by a message relay operator or an authorized certification agency.
- User Complaint Handling Procedures and Timelines
Complaint Type
Handling Procedure
Processing Time
Service Delay
1. Receive via phone or email
2. Check cause of the delay
3. Inform resolution timeline
After cause confirmed
Cancellation
1. Provide cancellation menu
2. Accept via phone/email
3. Confirm and process
Immediately after confirmation
Service Halt
1. Notice 3 days before
2. State recovery schedule
Resolved by scheduled date
Business closure
Notify via website and email
at least 30 days in advance
-
Article 5. Obligations of the Client
① Messaging Clients must verify their identity via mobile phone authentication. Fraudulent registration is prohibited.
② The Client must pay all Service fees. Any consequences of non-payment are the Client’s responsibility, unless caused by the Company’s fault.
③ If the Client’s business information changes, the Client must promptly notify the Company. The Company is not responsible for problems caused by delayed notification.
④ The Client must not send spam messages and must comply with relevant laws including the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network.
Key Restrictions under the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network
1. Sending commercial ads without prior consent (excluding non-commercial service notices)
2. Sending ads during night hours (9 PM–8 AM) without separate consent
3. Not including sender name, contact info, or opt-out instructions
4. Charging recipients for opting out
⑤ The Client shall not use the Service in violation of spam regulations under the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network.
- If the Client violates these spam regulations, the Client shall bear full responsibility for any resulting consequences.
- In case of such violations, the Company may suspend or terminate the Service in accordance with these Terms.
⑥ In accordance with Article 84-2 of the Telecommunications Business Act (Prohibition of False Caller ID and User Protection), the Client must comply with the following rules to avoid service restrictions related to illegal sender numbers.
– Guidelines on Caller ID Tampering –
As of April 16, 2015, the revised Telecommunications Business Act strengthens protections against caller ID falsification.
Under the law, all unauthorized changes to sender numbers are prohibited except for specific legitimate cases defined by law, such as public interest or user convenience.
[1] Relevant Legal Provision (Article 84-2)
① No person shall falsify a caller ID when sending a call or text message for the purpose of deception, financial gain, threats, or harassment.
② No person shall provide a service that allows caller ID falsification for commercial purposes, unless otherwise permitted by law for legitimate reasons.
[2] Legitimate Cases Where Caller ID Can Be Changed
(1) Government agencies changing caller ID for official purposes
(2) Telecom providers displaying assigned special numbers (per Article 11 of the Numbering Plan Regulations)
(3) Adding international dialing codes (e.g., 009) for overseas calls
(4) Services like toll-free or representative numbers where the service number is used as the caller ID
(5) Switching caller ID between multiple lines under the same subscriber
(6) Other cases approved by the Ministry of Science and ICT
[3] Penalties
Under Article 95-2 of the Telecommunications Business Act (Revised Oct 15, 2014), anyone who falls under any of the following shall be subject to imprisonment of up to 3 years or a fine of up to KRW 100 million.
1.–3. (Omitted)
4. A person who violates Article 84-2(1) by falsifying a caller ID for the purpose of deception, financial gain, threats, harassment, or similar harm while making a call or sending a text message
5. A person who violates Article 84-2(2) by providing a service that falsifies caller ID for commercial purposes
Changing your own caller ID is a legal violation and may result in penalties. If you have questions about caller ID settings, please contact customer support.
⑦ Message resellers must obtain sender certification and comply with operational regulations.
⑧ The Client must comply with all relevant rules regarding networks and communication systems used in connection with the Service.
Article 6. Restrictions on Service Use
① The Company may suspend or limit all or part of the Service in cases of national emergencies, system failures, or traffic overload.
② The Company may restrict use or terminate the Service without prior notice if the Client:
1. Harms national or public interest
2. Commits illegal or immoral acts
3. Defames or harms others
4. Violates election-related regulations
5. Sends excessive or disruptive messages
6. Spreads viruses
7. Fails to pay Service fees for 2 months or more
8. Violates these Terms or other applicable laws
9. Sends illegal communication content
③ If the Client does not resolve such issues, the Company may terminate the agreement after a grace period and prior notice via phone or in writing.
④ If the Service has not been used for more than 6 months, the Company may delete the Client’s data or cancel membership.
⑤ The Company may refuse to provide Service to Clients without proper messaging certification.
⑥ The Company follows the Notification on Preventing Damage from Falsified Caller IDs regarding service suspension and objection procedures:
1. If the Company detects or is notified of a falsified sender ID, it may temporarily suspend the Service.
2. The Company will notify the Client of the suspension reason and objection process.
3. The Client may submit an objection within 30 days. The Company will respond within 15 days, or notify the Client if an extension is needed.
4. If the objection is valid, the Company will resume Service. If not, the agreement may be terminated without the Client’s consent.
Article 7. Device Access and Usage
① The Company may request access to the device’s camera to enable QR code scanning.
② Camera access is used only for check-in and data input. No images or videos are stored.
③The Client may allow or deny camera access via device settings. Denial may limit certain features.
Article 8. Liability and Compensation
①If the Client cannot use paid services due to the Company’s fault, the Company will compensate for the loss.
② If a Service interruption caused by the Company exceeds 6 hours (or 24 hours cumulatively in a month), the Client will be compensated 3 times the hourly rate, based on the daily average fee.
③ The Company must take all necessary steps to restore Service and notify the Client once it is restored.
④ The Company is not liable in the following cases:
1. Force majeure events (e.g., war, natural disaster)
2. Telecom-specific unavoidable issues
3. Client’s intentional or negligent behavior
4. Hacking or virus incidents beyond the Company’s control
5. Failures of third-party telecom providers
6. Other circumstances not attributable to the Company
⑤ The Company shall not be liable for any actual or expected gains or losses arising from the Client’s use of the Service, including information or materials obtained through the Service. Furthermore, beyond the fee refunds or compensation explicitly stated in the preceding clauses, the Company shall not be responsible for any current or future losses or damages incurred by the Client in connection with the Service.
⑥ The Company’s obligations under this agreement apply solely to the Client. The Company shall not be liable for any claims, compensation, or damages made by third parties. The Company has no obligation to intervene in such disputes and bears no liability for resulting damages.
Article 9. Miscellaneous
Matters not covered or unclear in these Terms shall be resolved by mutual agreement or according to relevant laws and commercial practices. In case of legal disputes, the jurisdiction will be the Seoul District Court.
Supplementary Provisions
Effective Date: July 8, 2025
(주)유니피커
대표 : 홍성길
사업자번호 : 108-86-10674
통신판매신고 : 제 2017-서울영등포-1242호
TEL : 1666-3634
FAX : 02-6008-8237
E-mail : cs@bbmobile.co.kr
주소 : 서울특별시 영등포구 신길로 8-1 보람빌딩
2~3층
Copyright Unipicker Corp. All Rights
Reserved.
These Terms and Conditions (“Terms”) set forth the agreement between Unipicker Inc. (“the Company”) and the client (“the Client”) regarding the use of the EventBoot service (“the Service”). By using the Service, the Client agrees to be bound by these Terms.
Article 1. Purpose
These Terms define the rights, obligations, and other necessary matters related to the use and provision of the Service between the Company and the Client.
Article 2. Effect and Amendments
① These Terms are established in accordance with the Telecommunications Business Act and become effective upon being posted on the official website (http://www.eventboot.net).
② The Terms apply from the moment the Client applies for the Service until the Service is terminated and all payments are settled.
③ The Company may revise the Terms if necessary.
④ If the Client does not agree to the revised Terms, they may request termination. Continued use after the effective date will be considered acceptance of the revised Terms.
Article 3. Formation of Agreement
The Service agreement is established when the Client applies, provides necessary documentation (e.g., business registration and payment), and the Company completes the activation process and grants approval.
Article 4. Obligations of the Company
① The Company will make efforts to activate the Service on the requested date unless there are special circumstances.
② The Company provides uninterrupted Service year-round, except during regular or emergency maintenance for stability.
③ In the event of unavoidable interruptions due to carrier issues or system failures, the Company will notify the Client via phone or website with the cause and expected resolution timeframe and will take all reasonable efforts to restore the Service.
④ If the Service is to be suspended due to server upgrades or improvements, the Company will announce the reason and schedule at least 3 days in advance via website notice.
⑤ If the Company can no longer provide the Service due to closure or discontinuation, the Company will notify the Client at least 30 days in advance via website and email.
⑥ The Company will not disclose or misuse the Client’s information without consent, except as required by law or official investigations.
⑦ The Company will allow Clients to cancel membership via website, email, or phone. Requests will be processed immediately upon verification.
⑧ In accordance with Article 84-2 of the Telecommunications Business Act, the Company registers sender IDs in advance and blocks message transmission if illegal sender IDs are used. The Company verifies users via mobile phone authentication and allows messages to be sent only from registered numbers.
⑨ If a messaging reseller’s certification is revoked under the Sender Qualification Program, the Company may suspend or terminate the Service.
-Sender Qualification Certification System-
This refers to a certification system under Article 2, Paragraph 14(b) of the Telecommunications Business Act.
Under this system, any business that provides a specific type of value-added telecommunications service and sends commercial advertising messages for profit must obtain prior certification through a review process conducted by a message relay operator or an authorized certification agency.
- User Complaint Handling Procedures and Timelines
Complaint Type
Handling Procedure
Processing Time
Service Delay
1. Receive via phone or email
2. Check cause of the delay
3. Inform resolution timeline
After cause confirmed
Cancellation
1. Provide cancellation menu
2. Accept via phone/email
3. Confirm and process
Immediately after confirmation
Service Halt
1. Notice 3 days before
2. State recovery schedule
Resolved by scheduled date
Business closure
Notify via website and email
at least 30 days in advance
-
Article 5. Obligations of the Client
① Messaging Clients must verify their identity via mobile phone authentication. Fraudulent registration is prohibited.
② The Client must pay all Service fees. Any consequences of non-payment are the Client’s responsibility, unless caused by the Company’s fault.
③ If the Client’s business information changes, the Client must promptly notify the Company. The Company is not responsible for problems caused by delayed notification.
④ The Client must not send spam messages and must comply with relevant laws including the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network.
Key Restrictions under the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network
1. Sending commercial ads without prior consent (excluding non-commercial service notices)
2. Sending ads during night hours (9 PM–8 AM) without separate consent
3. Not including sender name, contact info, or opt-out instructions
4. Charging recipients for opting out
⑤ The Client shall not use the Service in violation of spam regulations under the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network.
- If the Client violates these spam regulations, the Client shall bear full responsibility for any resulting consequences.
- In case of such violations, the Company may suspend or terminate the Service in accordance with these Terms.
⑥ In accordance with Article 84-2 of the Telecommunications Business Act (Prohibition of False Caller ID and User Protection), the Client must comply with the following rules to avoid service restrictions related to illegal sender numbers.
– Guidelines on Caller ID Tampering –
As of April 16, 2015, the revised Telecommunications Business Act strengthens protections against caller ID falsification.
Under the law, all unauthorized changes to sender numbers are prohibited except for specific legitimate cases defined by law, such as public interest or user convenience.
[1] Relevant Legal Provision (Article 84-2)
① No person shall falsify a caller ID when sending a call or text message for the purpose of deception, financial gain, threats, or harassment.
② No person shall provide a service that allows caller ID falsification for commercial purposes, unless otherwise permitted by law for legitimate reasons.
[2] Legitimate Cases Where Caller ID Can Be Changed
(1) Government agencies changing caller ID for official purposes
(2) Telecom providers displaying assigned special numbers (per Article 11 of the Numbering Plan Regulations)
(3) Adding international dialing codes (e.g., 009) for overseas calls
(4) Services like toll-free or representative numbers where the service number is used as the caller ID
(5) Switching caller ID between multiple lines under the same subscriber
(6) Other cases approved by the Ministry of Science and ICT
[3] Penalties
Under Article 95-2 of the Telecommunications Business Act (Revised Oct 15, 2014), anyone who falls under any of the following shall be subject to imprisonment of up to 3 years or a fine of up to KRW 100 million.
1.–3. (Omitted)
4. A person who violates Article 84-2(1) by falsifying a caller ID for the purpose of deception, financial gain, threats, harassment, or similar harm while making a call or sending a text message
5. A person who violates Article 84-2(2) by providing a service that falsifies caller ID for commercial purposes
Changing your own caller ID is a legal violation and may result in penalties. If you have questions about caller ID settings, please contact customer support.
⑦ Message resellers must obtain sender certification and comply with operational regulations.
⑧ The Client must comply with all relevant rules regarding networks and communication systems used in connection with the Service.
Article 6. Restrictions on Service Use
① The Company may suspend or limit all or part of the Service in cases of national emergencies, system failures, or traffic overload.
② The Company may restrict use or terminate the Service without prior notice if the Client:
1. Harms national or public interest
2. Commits illegal or immoral acts
3. Defames or harms others
4. Violates election-related regulations
5. Sends excessive or disruptive messages
6. Spreads viruses
7. Fails to pay Service fees for 2 months or more
8. Violates these Terms or other applicable laws
9. Sends illegal communication content
③ If the Client does not resolve such issues, the Company may terminate the agreement after a grace period and prior notice via phone or in writing.
④ If the Service has not been used for more than 6 months, the Company may delete the Client’s data or cancel membership.
⑤ The Company may refuse to provide Service to Clients without proper messaging certification.
⑥ The Company follows the Notification on Preventing Damage from Falsified Caller IDs regarding service suspension and objection procedures:
1. If the Company detects or is notified of a falsified sender ID, it may temporarily suspend the Service.
2. The Company will notify the Client of the suspension reason and objection process.
3. The Client may submit an objection within 30 days. The Company will respond within 15 days, or notify the Client if an extension is needed.
4. If the objection is valid, the Company will resume Service. If not, the agreement may be terminated without the Client’s consent.
Article 7. Device Access and Usage
① The Company may request access to the device’s camera to enable QR code scanning.
② Camera access is used only for check-in and data input. No images or videos are stored.
③The Client may allow or deny camera access via device settings. Denial may limit certain features.
Article 8. Liability and Compensation
①If the Client cannot use paid services due to the Company’s fault, the Company will compensate for the loss.
② If a Service interruption caused by the Company exceeds 6 hours (or 24 hours cumulatively in a month), the Client will be compensated 3 times the hourly rate, based on the daily average fee.
③ The Company must take all necessary steps to restore Service and notify the Client once it is restored.
④ The Company is not liable in the following cases:
1. Force majeure events (e.g., war, natural disaster)
2. Telecom-specific unavoidable issues
3. Client’s intentional or negligent behavior
4. Hacking or virus incidents beyond the Company’s control
5. Failures of third-party telecom providers
6. Other circumstances not attributable to the Company
⑤ The Company shall not be liable for any actual or expected gains or losses arising from the Client’s use of the Service, including information or materials obtained through the Service. Furthermore, beyond the fee refunds or compensation explicitly stated in the preceding clauses, the Company shall not be responsible for any current or future losses or damages incurred by the Client in connection with the Service.
⑥ The Company’s obligations under this agreement apply solely to the Client. The Company shall not be liable for any claims, compensation, or damages made by third parties. The Company has no obligation to intervene in such disputes and bears no liability for resulting damages.
Article 9. Miscellaneous
Matters not covered or unclear in these Terms shall be resolved by mutual agreement or according to relevant laws and commercial practices. In case of legal disputes, the jurisdiction will be the Seoul District Court.
Supplementary Provisions
Effective Date: July 8, 2025
(주)유니피커
대표 : 홍성길
사업자번호 : 108-86-10674
통신판매신고 : 제 2017-서울영등포-1242호
TEL : 1666-3634
FAX : 02-6008-8237
E-mail : cs@bbmobile.co.kr
주소 : 서울특별시 영등포구 신길로 8-1 보람빌딩 2~3층
Copyright Unipicker Corp. All Rights Reserved.
These Terms and Conditions (“Terms”) set forth the agreement between Unipicker Inc. (“the Company”) and the client (“the Client”) regarding the use of the EventBoot service (“the Service”). By using the Service, the Client agrees to be bound by these Terms.
Article 1. Purpose
These Terms define the rights, obligations, and other necessary matters related to the use and provision of the Service between the Company and the Client.
Article 2. Effect and Amendments
① These Terms are established in accordance with the Telecommunications Business Act and become effective upon being posted on the official website (http://www.eventboot.net).
② The Terms apply from the moment the Client applies for the Service until the Service is terminated and all payments are settled.
③ The Company may revise the Terms if necessary.
④ If the Client does not agree to the revised Terms, they may request termination. Continued use after the effective date will be considered acceptance of the revised Terms.
Article 3. Formation of Agreement
The Service agreement is established when the Client applies, provides necessary documentation (e.g., business registration and payment), and the Company completes the activation process and grants approval.
Article 4. Obligations of the Company
① The Company will make efforts to activate the Service on the requested date unless there are special circumstances.
② The Company provides uninterrupted Service year-round, except during regular or emergency maintenance for stability.
③ In the event of unavoidable interruptions due to carrier issues or system failures, the Company will notify the Client via phone or website with the cause and expected resolution timeframe and will take all reasonable efforts to restore the Service.
④ If the Service is to be suspended due to server upgrades or improvements, the Company will announce the reason and schedule at least 3 days in advance via website notice.
⑤ If the Company can no longer provide the Service due to closure or discontinuation, the Company will notify the Client at least 30 days in advance via website and email.
⑥ The Company will not disclose or misuse the Client’s information without consent, except as required by law or official investigations.
⑦ The Company will allow Clients to cancel membership via website, email, or phone. Requests will be processed immediately upon verification.
⑧ In accordance with Article 84-2 of the Telecommunications Business Act, the Company registers sender IDs in advance and blocks message transmission if illegal sender IDs are used. The Company verifies users via mobile phone authentication and allows messages to be sent only from registered numbers.
⑨ If a messaging reseller’s certification is revoked under the Sender Qualification Program, the Company may suspend or terminate the Service.
-Sender Qualification Certification System-
This refers to a certification system under Article 2, Paragraph 14(b) of the Telecommunications Business Act.
Under this system, any business that provides a specific type of value-added telecommunications service and sends commercial advertising messages for profit must obtain prior certification through a review process conducted by a message relay operator or an authorized certification agency.
- User Complaint Handling Procedures and Timelines
Complaint Type
Handling Procedure
Processing Time
Service Delay
1. Receive via phone or email
2. Check cause of the delay
3. Inform resolution timeline
After cause confirmed
Cancellation
1. Provide cancellation menu
2. Accept via phone/email
3. Confirm and process
Immediately after confirmation
Service Halt
1. Notice 3 days before
2. State recovery schedule
Resolved by scheduled date
Business closure
Notify via website and email
at least 30 days in advance
-
Article 5. Obligations of the Client
① Messaging Clients must verify their identity via mobile phone authentication. Fraudulent registration is prohibited.
② The Client must pay all Service fees. Any consequences of non-payment are the Client’s responsibility, unless caused by the Company’s fault.
③ If the Client’s business information changes, the Client must promptly notify the Company. The Company is not responsible for problems caused by delayed notification.
④ The Client must not send spam messages and must comply with relevant laws including the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network.
Key Restrictions under the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network
1. Sending commercial ads without prior consent (excluding non-commercial service notices)
2. Sending ads during night hours (9 PM–8 AM) without separate consent
3. Not including sender name, contact info, or opt-out instructions
4. Charging recipients for opting out
⑤ The Client shall not use the Service in violation of spam regulations under the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network.
- If the Client violates these spam regulations, the Client shall bear full responsibility for any resulting consequences.
- In case of such violations, the Company may suspend or terminate the Service in accordance with these Terms.
⑥ In accordance with Article 84-2 of the Telecommunications Business Act (Prohibition of False Caller ID and User Protection), the Client must comply with the following rules to avoid service restrictions related to illegal sender numbers.
– Guidelines on Caller ID Tampering –
As of April 16, 2015, the revised Telecommunications Business Act strengthens protections against caller ID falsification.
Under the law, all unauthorized changes to sender numbers are prohibited except for specific legitimate cases defined by law, such as public interest or user convenience.
[1] Relevant Legal Provision (Article 84-2)
① No person shall falsify a caller ID when sending a call or text message for the purpose of deception, financial gain, threats, or harassment.
② No person shall provide a service that allows caller ID falsification for commercial purposes, unless otherwise permitted by law for legitimate reasons.
[2] Legitimate Cases Where Caller ID Can Be Changed
(1) Government agencies changing caller ID for official purposes
(2) Telecom providers displaying assigned special numbers (per Article 11 of the Numbering Plan Regulations)
(3) Adding international dialing codes (e.g., 009) for overseas calls
(4) Services like toll-free or representative numbers where the service number is used as the caller ID
(5) Switching caller ID between multiple lines under the same subscriber
(6) Other cases approved by the Ministry of Science and ICT
[3] Penalties
Under Article 95-2 of the Telecommunications Business Act (Revised Oct 15, 2014), anyone who falls under any of the following shall be subject to imprisonment of up to 3 years or a fine of up to KRW 100 million.
1.–3. (Omitted)
4. A person who violates Article 84-2(1) by falsifying a caller ID for the purpose of deception, financial gain, threats, harassment, or similar harm while making a call or sending a text message
5. A person who violates Article 84-2(2) by providing a service that falsifies caller ID for commercial purposes
Changing your own caller ID is a legal violation and may result in penalties. If you have questions about caller ID settings, please contact customer support.
⑦ Message resellers must obtain sender certification and comply with operational regulations.
⑧ The Client must comply with all relevant rules regarding networks and communication systems used in connection with the Service.
Article 6. Restrictions on Service Use
① The Company may suspend or limit all or part of the Service in cases of national emergencies, system failures, or traffic overload.
② The Company may restrict use or terminate the Service without prior notice if the Client:
1. Harms national or public interest
2. Commits illegal or immoral acts
3. Defames or harms others
4. Violates election-related regulations
5. Sends excessive or disruptive messages
6. Spreads viruses
7. Fails to pay Service fees for 2 months or more
8. Violates these Terms or other applicable laws
9. Sends illegal communication content
③ If the Client does not resolve such issues, the Company may terminate the agreement after a grace period and prior notice via phone or in writing.
④ If the Service has not been used for more than 6 months, the Company may delete the Client’s data or cancel membership.
⑤ The Company may refuse to provide Service to Clients without proper messaging certification.
⑥ The Company follows the Notification on Preventing Damage from Falsified Caller IDs regarding service suspension and objection procedures:
1. If the Company detects or is notified of a falsified sender ID, it may temporarily suspend the Service.
2. The Company will notify the Client of the suspension reason and objection process.
3. The Client may submit an objection within 30 days. The Company will respond within 15 days, or notify the Client if an extension is needed.
4. If the objection is valid, the Company will resume Service. If not, the agreement may be terminated without the Client’s consent.
Article 7. Device Access and Usage
① The Company may request access to the device’s camera to enable QR code scanning.
② Camera access is used only for check-in and data input. No images or videos are stored.
③The Client may allow or deny camera access via device settings. Denial may limit certain features.
Article 8. Liability and Compensation
①If the Client cannot use paid services due to the Company’s fault, the Company will compensate for the loss.
② If a Service interruption caused by the Company exceeds 6 hours (or 24 hours cumulatively in a month), the Client will be compensated 3 times the hourly rate, based on the daily average fee.
③ The Company must take all necessary steps to restore Service and notify the Client once it is restored.
④ The Company is not liable in the following cases:
1. Force majeure events (e.g., war, natural disaster)
2. Telecom-specific unavoidable issues
3. Client’s intentional or negligent behavior
4. Hacking or virus incidents beyond the Company’s control
5. Failures of third-party telecom providers
6. Other circumstances not attributable to the Company
⑤ The Company shall not be liable for any actual or expected gains or losses arising from the Client’s use of the Service, including information or materials obtained through the Service. Furthermore, beyond the fee refunds or compensation explicitly stated in the preceding clauses, the Company shall not be responsible for any current or future losses or damages incurred by the Client in connection with the Service.
⑥ The Company’s obligations under this agreement apply solely to the Client. The Company shall not be liable for any claims, compensation, or damages made by third parties. The Company has no obligation to intervene in such disputes and bears no liability for resulting damages.
Article 9. Miscellaneous
Matters not covered or unclear in these Terms shall be resolved by mutual agreement or according to relevant laws and commercial practices. In case of legal disputes, the jurisdiction will be the Seoul District Court.
Supplementary Provisions
Effective Date: July 8, 2025
(주)유니피커
대표 : 홍성길
사업자번호 : 108-86-10674
통신판매신고 : 제 2017-서울영등포-1242호
TEL : 1666-3634
FAX : 02-6008-8237
E-mail : cs@bbmobile.co.kr
주소 : 서울특별시 영등포구 신길로 8-1 보람빌딩 2~3층
Copyright Unipicker Corp. All Rights Reserved.