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The Media Bees brand is operated by Abelhinhas do Digital, Lda., with its registered office at Estrada da Penha n.º 150C, 8005-138 Faro, Portugal, NIF 516 691 775. These Terms & Conditions govern the use of the website www.themediabees.pt and the relationship between the company and its users and clients.
These Terms apply to all visitors and users of the site. By browsing, using or entering data on the site, you declare that you have read, understood and accepted these Terms in full.
The Media Bees reserves the right to change these Terms without prior notice. Changes are published on the website and take effect from the date of publication.
The content of this website is intended for strictly personal use. The reproduction, distribution or storage of any content for commercial purposes is prohibited without the prior written permission of The Media Bees.
Adding links to the site for commercial purposes without permission is prohibited. Abusive use of the www.themediabees.pt domain may be subject to legal action.
The Media Bees is not responsible for external content or links, even where they point to this site.
All content — text, images, designs, logos, trade marks, videos and software — is the property of The Media Bees or is duly licensed, and is protected by national and international copyright and industrial property laws.
Reproduction in whole or in part without prior written permission is prohibited.
The Media Bees is not liable for damages resulting from:
By using the site, you undertake to:
The Media Bees processes personal data in accordance with the legislation in force. Data is collected for contact, statistical and direct-marketing purposes, as detailed in the Privacy Policy.
You may, at any time, exercise your rights of access, rectification, objection or erasure of your data through:
These Terms are governed by Portuguese law. In the event of a dispute, you may turn to the competent court or to an alternative dispute resolution body.
In the event of a consumer dispute, you may turn to the following alternative dispute resolution (ADR) body: