VERSION 2.1 Last Updated: 17 July 2026
Language note. This English version is provided for convenience. Where Eurodrop offers services to consumers resident in Latvia, a Latvian-language version of these Terms and of all pre-contractual consumer information must be made available, and mandatory consumer-protection rules of Latvian law apply regardless of the language chosen. In case of conflict between language versions in respect of a Latvian consumer, the version most favourable to the consumer prevails to the extent required by law.
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Welcome to Eurodrop (the "Platform", "We", "Us", or "Our"), operated by [LEGAL ENTITY NAME], a [SIA / IK / self-employed] registered in the Republic of Latvia under registration No. [•], with registered office at [•], VAT (PVN) No. [•] ("Eurodrop", "Operator").
These Terms of Service (the "Terms" or "Agreement") constitute a legally binding contract between Eurodrop and any individual or entity accessing, browsing, or using the Platform as a buyer, seller, or visitor (the "User", "You", or "Your").
Please read this Agreement carefully. By registering an account, listing items, or initiating a transaction enquiry on the Platform, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agree to be bound by these Terms.
Nothing in these Terms limits or excludes any right that You have under mandatory law that cannot be limited or excluded by contract, including mandatory consumer-protection rights. Where any provision of these Terms conflicts with such mandatory law, that mandatory law prevails and the remainder of these Terms continues in force.
1.1. "Buyer" means a User who views listings and expresses interest in, or agrees to purchase, an item from a Seller.
1.2. "Consumer" means a natural person acting for purposes outside their trade, business, craft, or profession, within the meaning of the EU consumer acquis and the Latvian Consumer Rights Protection Law (Patērētāju tiesību aizsardzības likums).
1.3. "Trader" / "Commercial Seller" means any Seller acting for purposes relating to its trade, business, craft, or profession, within the meaning of Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 (Digital Services Act) and EU consumer law.
1.4. "Non-Commercial Seller" means a Seller who is a natural person listing personal, used, or pre-owned goods on an occasional basis and who does not qualify as a Trader.
1.5. "Listing" means any advertisement, offer, description, image, or other content uploaded by a Seller.
1.6. "PRO Services" means the paid, subscription-based software features described in Section 12.
1.7. "DSA" means Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 (Digital Services Act).
1.8. "P2B Regulation" means Regulation (EU) 2019/1150 on fairness and transparency for business users of online intermediation services.
1.9. "DAC7" means Council Directive (EU) 2021/514, as transposed into Latvian law.
1.10. "GDPR" means Regulation (EU) 2016/679.
1.11. "GPSR" means Regulation (EU) 2023/988 on general product safety.
1.12. "Safety Gate" means the EU rapid alert system for dangerous non-food products, including the Safety Gate Portal established under the GPSR.
2.1. Intermediary hosting service. Eurodrop operates an online intermediation and hosting service that allows Sellers to publish Listings and allows Buyers to view them and to contact Sellers. Eurodrop qualifies as a "hosting service" and, where applicable, as an "online platform" within the meaning of the DSA and as a "provider of an online marketplace" within the meaning of Article 3(14) GPSR to the extent it allows Consumers to conclude distance contracts with Traders for products.
2.2. No party to the sale. Any contract for the sale of an item is concluded directly and exclusively between the Buyer and the Seller. Eurodrop is not a party to that contract, is not the seller, importer, or distributor of any item, and does not take title to, possess, ship, or deliver any item.
2.3. Scope and limits of the intermediary role. Eurodrop does not, as a general matter, monitor Listings or verify their accuracy. However, Eurodrop does not rely on the intermediary role to avoid obligations that mandatory law imposes on it directly. In particular, Eurodrop: (a) acts upon valid notices of illegal content in accordance with Section 8; (b) does not knowingly host content it is aware is illegal, and acts expeditiously to remove or disable access to such content once it obtains actual knowledge; (c) applies the trader-traceability ("know your business customer") requirements of Section 6 where the DSA applies; (d) provides the complaint-handling and statement-of-reasons mechanisms required by the DSA and the P2B Regulation; (e) complies with the online-marketplace obligations of the GPSR set out in Section 10.
2.4. Compliance by design. Where required by Article 31 DSA, Eurodrop designs and organises its online interface so that Traders can comply with their pre-contractual information, compliance, and product-safety-information obligations, including fields for the Trader's identity, contact details, product identification, and — where applicable — safety information, warnings, and conformity markings.
2.5. No professional advice. Eurodrop does not provide legal, tax, accounting, or investment advice. Information published by Eurodrop is general in nature and is not a substitute for professional advice.
2.6. Enterprise status. [OPTION A — if micro or small enterprise:] Eurodrop is a [micro / small] enterprise within the meaning of Recommendation 2003/361/EC. Certain obligations of Chapter III, Section 3 of the DSA applicable to "online platforms" do not apply to Eurodrop pursuant to Article 19 DSA; where Eurodrop nonetheless provides equivalent mechanisms in these Terms, it does so voluntarily and without prejudice to Article 19 DSA. [OPTION B — if not micro/small:] Eurodrop complies with the obligations applicable to providers of online platforms under Chapter III of the DSA. (Delete the inapplicable option before publication.)
3.1. Capacity. You must be at least 18 years old and have full legal capacity to enter into this Agreement. Entities must act through a duly authorised representative. The Platform is not directed at, and must not be used by, persons under 18 years of age, and Eurodrop does not knowingly collect personal data of children.
3.2. Account information. You agree to provide accurate, current, and complete information and to keep it up to date. You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your credentials and for all activity under your account.
3.3. One account. Unless expressly permitted, you may hold only one account. Eurodrop may refuse registration or maintenance of duplicate, false, or previously terminated accounts.
3.4. Security. You must notify Eurodrop without undue delay of any unauthorised use of your account.
4.1. Legal compliance. Sellers represent and warrant that they comply with all applicable local, national, and EU laws, including tax, business-registration, product-safety (including the GPSR and applicable harmonisation legislation), labelling, consumer-protection, and intellectual-property laws.
4.2. Accuracy of Listings. Sellers are solely responsible for the content, accuracy, and legality of their Listings, including descriptions, prices, images, and availability.
4.3. Right to sell. Sellers warrant that they own or are authorised to sell each listed item and that the item is not stolen, counterfeit, or otherwise unlawful to sell.
4.4. Consumer-facing obligations of Traders. A Trader selling to a Consumer must, in respect of that sale, comply with all mandatory consumer-protection obligations, including but not limited to: (a) pre-contractual information duties; (b) the statutory 14-day right of withdrawal for distance sales, where applicable; (c) the legal guarantee of conformity of goods; (d) transparent pricing (including total price and any additional charges); (e) clear identification of the Trader (name, geographic address, contact details, and registration/VAT numbers where applicable). These obligations run between the Trader and the Consumer. Eurodrop's intermediary status does not remove them, and a Trader may not use these Terms to contract out of them.
4.5. Display of Trader information. Where Article 30(7) DSA applies, Eurodrop will make the information referred to in Section 6.1(a) and, where applicable, the Trader's registration details available on the Platform, clearly, easily accessibly, and comprehensibly, in or alongside the relevant Listings. Traders consent to such display as a condition of listing.
4.6. Trader status declaration. Every Seller must accurately indicate whether they act as a Trader or as a Non-Commercial Seller. Misrepresentation of status is a material breach of these Terms. A Non-Commercial Seller whose activity, by volume, frequency, or purpose, in fact amounts to a business activity may be re-classified as a Trader and must then comply with Trader obligations.
4.7. Product-safety information in Listings. For each Listing of a product to which the GPSR applies, the Seller (and in particular any Trader) must provide at minimum: the name, registered trade name or trade mark, and contact details of the manufacturer (and, where the manufacturer is not established in the EU, of the responsible person under Article 16 GPSR / Article 4 Regulation (EU) 2019/1020); information identifying the product (image, type, and any other product identifier); and any warning or safety information required by law, in a language easily understood by consumers in the Member States targeted. Eurodrop's interface provides fields for this information (Section 2.4); a Listing lacking legally required safety information may be suspended.
5.1. Direct relationship. Buyers acquire items from Sellers, not from Eurodrop. Enquiries about an item, its condition, delivery, returns, and warranty must be directed to the Seller.
5.2. Preservation of consumer rights. Where a Buyer is a Consumer and the Seller is a Trader, the Consumer retains all mandatory rights under EU and Latvian consumer law against that Trader. Nothing on the Platform or in these Terms waives, limits, or excludes those rights.
5.3. Applicable protection (Rome I). A Consumer habitually resident in another EU/EEA state retains the protection of the mandatory consumer-protection provisions of their country of residence, notwithstanding the choice of Latvian law in Section 20.
5.4. Caution. Buyers should exercise ordinary care, verify Seller information, prefer traceable payment methods, and be cautious of prices or terms that appear too good to be true. Eurodrop encourages Buyers to report suspicious Listings under Section 8.
5.5. Recall and safety notifications. Where Eurodrop becomes aware of a product-safety recall or a dangerous product sold via the Platform, it will act in accordance with Section 10.5, including notifying affected Buyers where Eurodrop holds their contact details.
6.1. KYBC. Where the DSA applies and a Seller is a Trader offering products or services to Consumers, Eurodrop will, before allowing the Trader to use the Platform for that purpose, obtain and make reasonable efforts to assess the reliability of: (a) the Trader's name, address, telephone number, and email; (b) a copy of an identification document or equivalent electronic identification; (c) payment-account details, where relevant; (d) the Trader's trade register entry and self-certification that it will offer only products or services that comply with the applicable rules of Union law.
6.2. Consequence of non-provision. A Trader that fails to provide or correct the above information may have its Listings suspended until the information is provided.
6.3. Retention. Eurodrop retains this information for the period required by law and processes it in accordance with Section 17.
7.1. Payments occur outside the Platform. Eurodrop does not, at present, hold, receive, clear, or distribute funds for sales between Buyers and Sellers. Payment for items is arranged directly between Buyer and Seller.
7.2. Payment methods. Sellers and Buyers may use payment methods of their choice (for example, bank transfer, or a Seller's own external checkout). Sellers are responsible for ensuring that any payment method or checkout they use complies with applicable payment-services, anti-money-laundering, and consumer-protection law.
7.3. No misrepresentation of Eurodrop's role. Sellers must not present Eurodrop as the merchant of record, the payee, or the guarantor of any payment.
7.4. Payment-services reservation. Should Eurodrop in future introduce any feature that involves initiating, facilitating, holding, or processing payments, that feature will be operated in compliance with applicable payment-services regulation (including PSD2 as transposed in Latvia) and, where required, through a licensed or exempt provider. The present disclaimer does not apply to any such future feature.
7.5. Disputes. Payment disputes (failures, chargebacks, fraud, non-delivery) are, in the first instance, matters between the Buyer, the Seller, and the relevant payment provider. This allocation does not exclude any liability that Eurodrop may have under mandatory law where Eurodrop's own act or omission caused loss.
8.1. Prohibition of infringing and counterfeit items. Listing counterfeit goods, unauthorised replicas, pirated content, or any item infringing third-party intellectual-property rights is strictly prohibited.
8.2. Notice-and-action mechanism. Any person may notify Eurodrop of allegedly illegal content (including counterfeits and unsafe products) by [notice channel / email]. A valid notice should include: (a) a sufficiently substantiated explanation of why the content is illegal; (b) the exact URL/location; (c) the notifier's name and contact details (except for notices concerning certain offences against minors); and (d) a good-faith statement of accuracy.
8.3. Handling of notices. Eurodrop will process valid notices in a timely, diligent, non-arbitrary, and objective manner, and will notify the notifier of its decision. Where the processing of a notice involves automated means, this will be stated in the acknowledgment and decision.
8.4. Trusted flaggers. Where Article 22 DSA applies, notices submitted by trusted flaggers designated under the DSA are processed and decided upon with priority and without undue delay.
8.5. Statement of reasons. Where Eurodrop removes or disables a Listing, restricts visibility, suspends monetary aspects, or restricts or terminates an account for illegality or breach of these Terms, it will provide the affected Seller with a clear and specific statement of reasons, as required by Article 17 DSA, save where legally prohibited, including: the facts and circumstances; whether automated means were used in detection or decision; the legal ground or contractual ground relied on; and information on available redress. Where required by Article 24(5) DSA, Eurodrop submits statements of reasons to the DSA Transparency Database in anonymised form.
8.6. Redress. A Seller may contest a decision through the internal complaint-handling system in Section 16 and, where applicable, through certified out-of-court dispute-settlement bodies under Article 21 DSA and judicial remedies.
8.7. Repeat infringers. Eurodrop will suspend, for a reasonable period and after prior warning, the accounts of Sellers that frequently provide manifestly illegal Listings.
8.8. Abusive notices and complaints. Eurodrop will suspend, for a reasonable period and after prior warning, the processing of notices and complaints submitted by persons that frequently submit notices or complaints that are manifestly unfounded, in accordance with Article 23(2) DSA. Eurodrop assesses such abuse case by case, taking into account the numbers, proportions, and gravity involved.
8.9. Transparency reporting. Where required by Articles 15 and 24 DSA, Eurodrop publishes, at least once a year, a report on its content-moderation activities in the required machine-readable format.
8.10. Indemnification (Sellers). A Seller shall indemnify Eurodrop against third-party claims, losses, and reasonable costs directly arising from that Seller's infringing Listings or breach of Section 4, 8, 9, or 10, except to the extent the loss results from Eurodrop's own breach, negligence, or wilful misconduct. This indemnity does not apply to Consumers except to the extent permitted by mandatory law.
9.1. Users must not list or trade: counterfeit or IP-infringing goods; stolen goods; weapons, ammunition, or explosives where prohibited; controlled substances; prescription medicines; endangered species or products thereof; goods subject to sanctions or export controls; products that have been recalled, withdrawn from the market, or notified as dangerous through Safety Gate or by a market-surveillance authority; and any other item prohibited by law.
9.2. Users must not: post false, misleading, or deceptive content; engage in fraud, phishing, or money laundering; manipulate reviews or rankings; circumvent fees; scrape or overload the Platform; upload malware; or infringe the rights of others.
This Section applies to the extent Eurodrop qualifies as a provider of an online marketplace under Article 3(14) GPSR.
10.1. Registration and single contact point. Eurodrop registers with the Safety Gate Portal and maintains there its details for the receipt of communications from market-surveillance authorities. Eurodrop designates a single contact point for product-safety matters:
10.2. Orders of authorities. Upon receipt of an order from a market-surveillance authority to remove specific content referring to a dangerous product, restrict access to it, or display an explicit warning, Eurodrop acts without undue delay and in any event within two working days of receipt, and informs the authority of the action taken.
10.3. Notices of dangerous products. Eurodrop processes notices from any third party concerning allegedly dangerous products on the Platform through the mechanism in Section 8.2 and takes such notices into account, treating information that a product is notified in Safety Gate as relevant to actual knowledge.
10.4. Random checks against Safety Gate. Eurodrop takes account of regular information on dangerous products notified in Safety Gate and makes reasonable efforts to check, on a random basis, whether products offered on the Platform have been notified there.
10.5. Recalls and accidents. Where Eurodrop obtains actual knowledge that a product offered through the Platform is dangerous or subject to a recall: (a) it removes or disables the relevant Listings expeditiously and informs the Seller; (b) where Eurodrop holds contact details of Buyers of the affected product (e.g., from order enquiries), it informs, without undue delay, those Buyers of the recall or safety issue and of any remedies offered by the responsible economic operator, in accordance with Articles 35–36 GPSR; (c) it cooperates with market-surveillance authorities and the responsible economic operators to ensure effective product recalls, including by abstaining from putting obstacles to recalls; (d) it informs the competent authorities via Safety Gate of accidents caused by a product made available through the Platform of which it obtains actual knowledge, where required by Article 22(11) GPSR.
10.6. Interface for safety information. The Platform's Listing interface is designed to enable Sellers to display the information required by Section 4.7 (Article 22(7) GPSR).
10.7. Repeat offers of the same dangerous product. Eurodrop takes appropriate measures within the limits of its technical means to prevent the reappearance of Listings for a dangerous product that has already been removed, without a general monitoring obligation.
10.8. Seller cooperation. Sellers must cooperate with Eurodrop and the authorities in any safety-related action, must not relist removed dangerous products, and must transmit recall information to their own buyers where they hold the relevant contact details.
11.1. Main ranking parameters (Article 5 P2B). The default order in which Listings are presented to Buyers is determined by the following main parameters, in approximate order of importance: (a) relevance of the Listing to the Buyer's search query or selected category (match of title, description, and tags); (b) recency of the Listing (date of publication or last renewal); (c) completeness and quality of the Listing (presence of images, description, price, and — for products — the safety information under Section 4.7); (d) Seller standing (account in good standing; Listings of suspended accounts are not shown); (e) PRO placement, as described in Section 11.2. These parameters are considered most significant because they best predict that a Buyer will find what they searched for, that the Listing is current and trustworthy, and that mandatory information is present. Buyers may also apply explicit sort orders (e.g., price, date), which then override the default ranking. (Adjust the parameter list to the actual algorithm before publication — the description must reflect reality.)
11.2. Effect of remuneration on ranking. Certain PRO Services can affect ranking or prominence: [e.g., a PRO Seller's Listings may be displayed with a highlighted badge and/or prioritised within otherwise equal relevance results]. Eurodrop hereby discloses, per Article 5(3) P2B, this possibility of influencing ranking against direct or indirect remuneration and its main effects. (Delete or adapt if PRO has no ranking effect — do not keep this clause if untrue.)
11.3. Differentiated treatment (Article 7 P2B). Except as described in Section 11.2, Eurodrop does not give differentiated treatment to goods or services offered by itself (it offers none) or by business users it controls (there are none), whether through ranking, access to data, or conditions.
11.4. Data access (Article 9 P2B). (a) The Platform generates data in connection with Sellers' use of the service, including Listing statistics (views, clicks) and order-enquiry data submitted by Buyers. (b) Sellers have access, through their shop dashboard, to: their own Listings and settings; statistics on their own Listings [specify]; and the order enquiries addressed to them (including Buyer contact and delivery details submitted for that purpose). (c) Eurodrop has access to the data generated on the Platform in aggregate and per-account form for operating, securing, and improving the service. (d) Third parties. Eurodrop does not sell Seller or Buyer data to third parties. Data is shared with processors (hosting/infrastructure) and authorities as described in the Privacy Policy. (e) After termination of the contractual relationship, Sellers retain no access to Platform data; Eurodrop retains data only as described in the Privacy Policy.
11.5. Restrictions on other channels (Article 10 P2B). Eurodrop does not restrict Sellers from offering the same goods under different conditions through other channels.
12.1. Nature of PRO Services. PRO Services (e.g., additional photo slots, themes, external-link integration, analytics) are software-as-a-service features licensed for use of the Platform. They are separate from any sale between Buyer and Seller.
12.2. Fees and billing. Fees, billing cycles, and renewal terms are as stated at the point of purchase. Prices include or exclude VAT as indicated.
12.3. Right of withdrawal for consumer subscribers. Where a subscriber to PRO Services is a Consumer purchasing at a distance, the statutory 14-day right of withdrawal applies. The withdrawal period expires 14 days after the day of the conclusion of the contract. To exercise the right, the Consumer may use the model withdrawal form provided at [URL — see the Model Withdrawal Form document] or make any other unequivocal statement to [email / address]. Eurodrop reimburses all payments received without undue delay and no later than 14 days after being informed of the withdrawal, using the same means of payment unless otherwise agreed.
12.4. Immediate performance and loss of the withdrawal right. (a) If the Consumer requests that performance of the PRO Services begin during the withdrawal period, the Consumer must make an express request to that effect. (b) Where the Consumer withdraws after such a request but before full performance, the Consumer pays an amount proportionate to what has been provided until withdrawal. (c) The right of withdrawal is lost only where the service has been fully performed, and performance began with the Consumer's prior express consent and the Consumer's acknowledgment that the right of withdrawal is lost upon full performance; Eurodrop provides confirmation of the contract, including that consent and acknowledgment, on a durable medium. (d) In the absence of the information and confirmations required by law, the withdrawal period is extended as provided by the Consumer Rights Directive as transposed in Latvia.
12.5. Refunds. Except as required by mandatory law (including Sections 12.3–12.4 and the legal guarantee of conformity of digital services and digital content under Directive (EU) 2019/770 as transposed in Latvia), fees for PRO Services are non-refundable. This clause does not override any non-excludable statutory refund or withdrawal right.
12.6. Changes to PRO Services (P2B). Where a Seller is a business user, Eurodrop will give at least 15 days' (or a longer legally required) advance notice of changes to these Terms affecting them, except where a shorter period is legally permitted or required.
13.1. The Platform is provided on an "as-is" and "as-available" basis. Eurodrop does not warrant uninterrupted or error-free operation.
13.2. Limitation of this clause. The disclaimers in this Section apply only to the extent permitted by law and do not exclude: (a) the mandatory legal guarantee of conformity owed to Consumers for the PRO digital services; or (b) liability that cannot be excluded under mandatory law.
14.1. Eurodrop's liability is not excluded for: (a) death or personal injury caused by its negligence; (b) fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation; (c) wilful misconduct or gross negligence; (d) any liability that cannot be limited or excluded under mandatory law, including mandatory consumer-protection and product-related liability rules.
14.2. Otherwise, to the maximum extent permitted by law, Eurodrop is not liable for: acts or omissions of Buyers or Sellers; the existence, quality, safety, legality, or delivery of items; or contracts concluded between Users. Liability of this Buyer–Seller kind rests with the Seller.
14.3. Cap. Subject to Section 14.1, Eurodrop's aggregate liability to a User arising from the PRO Services in any 12-month period is limited to the fees paid by that User for those services in that period. This cap does not apply to Consumers to the extent it would deprive them of a mandatory remedy.
14.4. No indirect loss. Subject to Section 14.1, Eurodrop is not liable for loss of profits, goodwill, or data that was not reasonably foreseeable. As against Consumers, Eurodrop remains liable for foreseeable loss caused by its breach as required by law.
15.1. By the User. You may close your account at any time. Closure does not affect accrued rights or obligations.
15.2. By Eurodrop. Eurodrop may restrict, suspend, or terminate an account or Listing for breach of these Terms or applicable law.
15.3. Notice and reasons. Except where legally excused (e.g., manifest illegality, legal prohibition, or repeated breach), Eurodrop will provide reasons in accordance with Section 8.5 and, for business users, the notice period required by the P2B Regulation before termination, together with information on available redress.
15.4. Effect. Provisions that by their nature survive termination (including Sections 8.10, 14, 16, 17, 20) continue in force.
16.1. Internal complaint-handling. Eurodrop operates a free internal complaint-handling system, accessible electronically at [contact]. Complaints may be lodged against decisions on notices, removals, visibility restrictions, suspensions, and terminations, for a period of at least six months from the decision. Eurodrop handles complaints in a timely, non-discriminatory, diligent, and non-arbitrary manner, under the supervision of appropriately qualified staff and not solely on the basis of automated means, and communicates its reasoned decision without undue delay, together with information on further redress.
16.2. Out-of-court settlement. Users may, where eligible, refer disputes to a certified out-of-court dispute-settlement body under Article 21 DSA. Consumers may additionally use alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mechanisms available under Latvian law and EU consumer-ADR rules.
16.3. Consumer bodies (Latvia). A Consumer may also contact the Consumer Rights Protection Centre (Patērētāju tiesību aizsardzības centrs, PTAC), Brīvības iela 55, Riga, [www.ptac.gov.lv].
16.4. Judicial remedies preserved. Nothing in this Section limits a User's right to bring proceedings before a competent court.
17.1. Eurodrop processes personal data as a controller in accordance with the GDPR and Latvian data-protection law. Details of processing, purposes, legal bases, retention, recipients, transfers, and data-subject rights are set out in the Privacy Policy at [URL], which forms part of these Terms.
17.2. Users acting as controllers of others' personal data (e.g., Sellers handling Buyer data received through order enquiries) must comply with the GDPR independently.
17.3. Broadcast / messaging features. Where a Seller uses Platform features to send messages to the Seller's own past buyers, the Seller acts as controller and Eurodrop acts as the Seller's processor under the Data Processing Addendum at [URL], which the Seller accepts before first use of the feature. The Seller is responsible for having a valid legal basis (including, for direct marketing by electronic means, opt-in consent or a valid "soft opt-in" with an unsubscribe option in every message) as required by the ePrivacy rules and the Latvian Information Society Services Law.
18.1. Seller responsibility. Each Seller is solely responsible for determining, charging, collecting, reporting, and remitting all taxes arising from its activity, including VAT (PVN) and income tax. Eurodrop does not provide tax advice.
18.2. Platform reporting obligations. Where Eurodrop qualifies as a "reporting platform operator" and a Seller's activity constitutes a "relevant activity" under DAC7, Eurodrop is legally required to collect, verify, and report certain Seller information — including the Seller's tax identification number (TIN) and, for entities, registration details — to the competent tax authority, and Sellers must provide the requested information. Eurodrop informs each reportable Seller of the information reported concerning them, as described in the Privacy Policy (Section 2). This obligation rests on Eurodrop directly and is not displaced by any clause of these Terms.
18.3. Cooperation. A Seller that fails, after two reminders and within the legal timeframe (no later than 60 days after the initial request), to provide required DAC7 information may have its account suspended and/or payouts (where applicable) withheld as permitted by law.
19.1. Eurodrop aims to make the Platform accessible to persons with disabilities in line with Directive (EU) 2019/882 (European Accessibility Act) as transposed in Latvia. [OPTION A — micro service provider:] As a microenterprise providing services, Eurodrop is exempt from the accessibility requirements of the Act but nonetheless endeavours to follow accessibility good practice. [OPTION B — not micro:] Eurodrop's accessibility statement is available at [URL]; feedback on accessibility may be sent to [email]. (Delete the inapplicable option.)
20.1. Governing law. These Terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Latvia, without prejudice to any mandatory protections available to a Consumer under the law of their country of habitual residence (Article 6, Rome I Regulation).
20.2. Jurisdiction. Subject to Section 20.3, the courts of the Republic of Latvia have jurisdiction over disputes arising from these Terms.
20.3. Consumer forum. A Consumer may bring proceedings in, and may only be sued in, the courts determined by mandatory rules on consumer jurisdiction (Brussels Ia Regulation), typically the courts of the Consumer's domicile.
21.1. Eurodrop may amend these Terms. Material changes take effect only after reasonable prior notice (and, for business users, the P2B notice period of at least 15 days). Continued use after the effective date constitutes acceptance, save that Consumers retain the right to reject changes and terminate, and no change applies retroactively to concluded contracts.
22.1. Severability. If any provision is held invalid or unenforceable, it is severed and the remainder stays in effect; the invalid provision is replaced by a valid one reflecting its purpose as far as lawful.
22.2. No waiver. Failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver.
22.3. Assignment. You may not assign these Terms without Eurodrop's consent. Eurodrop may assign on notice, provided your rights are not diminished.
22.4. Force majeure. Neither party is liable for failure caused by events beyond its reasonable control, except for payment obligations already due.
22.5. Entire agreement. These Terms, the Privacy Policy, the Cookie Policy, and (for Sellers using messaging features) the Data Processing Addendum constitute the entire agreement on their subject matter, without prejudice to mandatory law.
22.6. Contact and points of contact.
(A legal representative under Art. 13 DSA is required only for providers established outside the EU; as Eurodrop is established in Latvia, none is required.)
These Terms are a compliance-oriented template based on general EU and Latvian legal frameworks (DSA, P2B Regulation, GPSR, DAC7, Unfair Contract Terms and consumer-protection directives, GDPR, PSD2, EAA, Rome I / Brussels Ia). They are not legal advice. Before publication, they must be reviewed and adapted by a qualified Latvian lawyer to the specific business model (SIA/IK, micro-enterprise status, actual ranking algorithm, actual PRO features) and completed at every [•] placeholder. A Latvian-language version must be prepared before offering the service to consumers in Latvia.
Eurodrop is an advertising / classifieds hosting platform (SaaS). It is not a merchant or payment processor. Contracts and payments are made directly between independent Buyers and Sellers.
Compliance-oriented template based on EU & Latvian law (DSA, P2B, GPSR, DAC7, GDPR, ePrivacy, EAA, Rome I/Brussels Ia). Not legal advice; review by a qualified Latvian lawyer and complete every [•] before relying on it.