Terms In these general terms and conditions the following terms are used in the following sense, unless explicitly indicated otherwise: TTA Capital: TTA capital, established at Nieuwezijdse Voorburgwal 101-c, trading under the trade name TTA. Customer: The natural person (consumer) or legal entity that enters into a contract with TTA Capital. Products: The digital products and services offered by TTA Capital, including but not limited to: digital courses, trainings, webinars, e-books, meetups, software and access to online platforms. Services: All services provided by TTA under the agreement, including but not limited to: making the products available, technical support and access to the online platform. Agreement: The distance contract between TTA and Customer, including the contract of sale of the Products. Subscription: The agreement whereby Customer receives access to the Products and Services for a certain period of time.
All agreements: These terms and conditions apply to all agreements you enter into with TTA, such as buying a course or using our services. Inspection of terms and conditions: Before concluding an agreement, Customer will be provided with these terms and conditions. If this is not reasonably possible, TTA will indicate to the Customer how the Customer can inspect the general terms and conditions, which are in any case published on TTA's website, so that the Customer can easily save these general terms and conditions on a durable data carrier. Deviations: Deviations from these terms and conditions are only valid if we jointly agree to them in writing. Applicability to additional agreements: These terms and conditions also apply to supplementary agreements. In addition to these general terms and conditions, Whop's general and/or terms of use apply accordingly to the use of Whop's learning environment.
All offers made by TTA are without obligation, unless expressly stated otherwise in writing. If the offer is limited or valid under specific conditions, this will be explicitly stated in the offer. An offer is only valid if it is made in writing. TTA is only bound by the offer if its acceptance is confirmed in writing by the Customer by taking out the subscription or by the Customer having already paid the amount due. Nevertheless, TTA has the right to refuse a contract with a potential customer for good reason for TTA. The offers made by TTA are only valid as an invitation to make an offer and are therefore without obligation, unless expressly agreed otherwise in writing. The details stated in the offer are indicative and are subject to change. Obvious clerical errors or mistakes in the offer are not binding on TTA. A composite quotation does not oblige TTA to deliver part of the performance at a proportionate part of the price. Offers do not automatically apply to repeat orders and are only valid while stocks last.
A contract between TTA and the Customer, is formed by an offer made by TTA and its unconditional acceptance by the Customer. The offer contains a sufficiently detailed description of the products or services to be delivered, the price and the other relevant terms and conditions. Acceptance of the offer by the Customer is made by: signing the agreement; placing an order via TTA's webshop; paying an invoice from TTA, whereby the invoice is deemed to contain an offer that is accepted by payment. Amendment of the offer TTA is entitled to amend or withdraw the offer as long as the contract has not yet been concluded. Changes will be communicated to the Customer in writing. Oral agreements are only binding on TTA if they have been confirmed in writing by TTA. If this agreement is part of a related set of agreements, these agreements apply jointly. If the acceptance deviates (on minor points) from the offer, TTA is not bound by it. The Customer has the right of withdrawal during the statutory period of 14 days. If the Customer exercises the right of withdrawal, TTA is entitled to terminate the Customer's account immediately and to terminate access to the learning environment.
The agreement is concluded when the Customer's acceptance of the offer made by TTA, whether in writing or electronically, is confirmed by TTA. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the initial duration of the subscription is twelve (12) months, commencing on the date stated in the agreement. If the agreement is not terminated in writing by the Customer no later than one (1) calendar month before the end of the then current term, it will be tacitly renewed for a period of one (1) calendar month. Both the Customer and TTA may dissolve the agreement on the grounds of an attributable failure to perform the agreement if the other party has been given written notice of default and has been given a reasonable period in which to fulfill its obligations and it still fails to properly fulfill its obligations at that time. this also includes the Customer's payment and cooperation obligations. Termination of the agreement will not affect the Customer's payment obligations for the work already carried out by TTA. Both the Customer and TTA may terminate the agreement in full or in part in writing with immediate effect without further notice of default if one of the parties has been granted a suspension of payments, bankruptcy has been filed or the company concerned has been liquidated. If a situation as described above occurs, TTA will never be obliged to refund monies already received and/or to pay compensation.
Unless otherwise agreed in writing, TTA will commence the agreed services no later than 7 days after receipt of full payment by the Customer. Unless otherwise agreed, the delivery of the services shall take place electronically, via the agreed platform or online service. The risk of loss, damage or destruction of the services passes at the time they are made available to Customers. TTA will provide Customer with a unique connection, which allows Customer to access the agreed services. Customer is obliged to keep the unique connection confidential and not disclose it to third parties. Customer is liable for all actions performed using his unique connection to the course material, information and all other services provided. TTA will endeavor to make the services continuously available. However, TTA reserves the right to take the services temporarily out of service for maintenance work. About planned maintenance work TTA will inform Customer in a timely manner. TTA will make every effort to keep the services up-to-date. Customers are obliged to install and use the updates.
TTA grants Customer, upon full payment of the agreed fee, a non-exclusive, personal and non-transferable license to use the digital learning environment hosted on the external platform Whop. Prior to accessing Whop, Customer must expressly accept the applicable terms of use of Huddle. Access to the digital learning environment is granted through a unique username and password, which are created by Customer. The right of use granted to Client is strictly limited to personal, non-commercial use. The right of use is not transferable in any way, including but not limited to sale, rental, sublicense or assignment. Access to the digital learning environment is subject to full payment of the agreed fee. Upon receipt of payment, TTA will provide Customer with a unique access link to the digital learning environment on Whop. The Customer is obliged to immediately report technical faults to TTA in writing. TTA will take the necessary measures to remedy the malfunction to the best of its ability and within a reasonable period of time. If the failure is solely attributable to TTA and leads to a significant limitation of the possibilities of use, the Customer may claim reasonable compensation in the form of an extension of the access period. No refund Without prejudice to the other provisions of this agreement, the Customer is not entitled to a refund of amounts already paid, regardless of whether or not the digital learning environment is used (in full).
Without prejudice to the provisions of Article 7, Customer is required to comply with the following additional rules of conduct: Compliance with the Terms of Use of Huddle: Customer shall at all times comply with the applicable Terms of Use of Huddle, as they may be amended from time to time; Prohibition of unauthorized use: The Customer is prohibited from using the digital learning environment for purposes that are contrary to law, public order or morality, or that may harm the rights of TTA or third parties. Prohibition of discriminatory expressions: Customer shall refrain from any form of discrimination, including discrimination based on race, gender, religion, belief, sexual orientation, age or other personal characteristics. Prohibition of hateful statements: Customer is prohibited from making hateful, insulting, threatening or intimidating expressions towards other users of the digital learning environment. Prohibition of political propaganda: Customer will refrain from spreading political propaganda or engaging in political discussions that disrupt order in the digital learning environment. Prohibition of unjustified criticism: While criticism of TTA's services is appreciated, Customer is not permitted to make unjustified, insulting or defamatory statements about TTA, its employees or others. Other prohibited conduct: In addition to the aforementioned prohibitions, Customer is generally prohibited from engaging in conduct that endangers the good order and purpose of the digital learning environment or interferes with other users Consequences of violation: In case of violation of the obligations set forth in this article, TTA is entitled to (partially) deny Customer's access to the digital learning environment, without entitling Customer to any compensation.
The Information is intended for general information purposes only and does not constitute individual and/or customized investment advice within the meaning of the Financial Supervision Act. The Information is not intended to replace professional financial advice. No Information provided by TTA should be construed as a recommendation to make or refrain from making a particular investment decision. Investment decisions should be based solely on a careful analysis of the recipient's personal financial situation, seeking professional financial advice where appropriate. TTA makes no representations as to the accuracy, completeness, timeliness or suitability of the Information for any particular purpose. Although TTA endeavors to compile the Information with care, no guarantees can be given as to its accuracy or completeness. Investing or investing involves risk. The value of investments can go up as well as down and there is no guarantee that an investor will get back the amount originally invested. Leveraged trading in foreign currency or off-exchange margin products involves significant risks and may not be appropriate for all investors. The responsibility for making investment decisions rests entirely with the recipient of the Information. TTA shall not be liable for any direct or indirect damages, including consequential damages, resulting from the use of or reliance on the Information. TTA reserves the right to modify or supplement the Information at any time without notice. Section 9: Payment Terms. All prices listed include applicable sales tax (VAT). Payment of subscription fees is made by direct debit on a monthly basis, prior to the relevant subscription period. No rights can be derived from budgets issued in advance unless they have been explicitly confirmed in writing by both parties. In case of bankruptcy, suspension of payments, liquidation or attachment of the Customer's assets, all claims of TTA against the Customer shall become immediately due and payable. Payments made by the Customer shall always first be applied to settle the costs owed, then the outstanding interest and finally the principal sum. Customer is not entitled to designate a different order of allocation. Payment of the principal sum is only due if the outstanding interest and costs have also been paid. In case of late payment, Customer will receive a written reminder with a payment term of 14 days. After expiry of this term, Customer is legally in default, without any notice of default being required. From the date of default, Customer shall owe statutory (commercial) interest on the outstanding amount. In addition, Customer is obliged to pay the extrajudicial collection costs, calculated in accordance with the Compensation for Extrajudicial Collection Costs Decree. If the actual collection costs incurred are higher than the amount calculated in accordance with the Decree, these are also eligible for reimbursement. All other costs, such as judicial and execution costs, shall also be borne by Customer.
If the Customer fails to comply with any obligation under this agreement, TTA is authorized to suspend the performance of its own obligations or to terminate this agreement in whole or in part, without prejudice to TTA's right to compensation for all damage it has suffered. If the Customer repeatedly or continuously fails to fulfill any obligation under this or any other agreement entered into with TTA, TTA is authorized to terminate this agreement without notice of default. TTA is authorized to terminate this agreement without notice of default if circumstances arise that are of such a nature that performance of this agreement is impossible, unreasonable or can no longer be required by standards of reasonableness and fairness. Upon dissolution of this agreement, all claims of TTA against the Customer shall be immediately due and payable. Suspension of performance shall not affect TTA's other rights. Without prejudice to the right to rescission and suspension, TTA is always entitled to full compensation.
TTA's liability to the Customer or third parties is limited to direct damage arising from an attributable failure on the part of TTA and is in any case limited to the invoice amount that TTA has received from the Customer in connection with the agreement concerned. To claim compensation, the Customer must give TTA written notice of default, stating reasons, within a reasonable period of time after discovery of the damage, but at the latest within one year. If TTA fails to comply with its obligations within a reasonable period, the Customer may claim compensation for damages, insofar as they are imputable to TTA. TTA is not liable for any indirect damage, including consequential damage, loss of profit, reduced goodwill, trading loss and immaterial damage. The Customer indemnifies TTA against all claims by third parties related to products or services provided by the Customer to third parties in which TTA's products or services were used, unless the Customer proves that the damage was caused solely by an attributable failure on the part of TTA. TTA is not liable for the accuracy, completeness or timeliness of the information on its website or on linked websites. TTA shall not be liable for failures in the operation of its website or for the unavailability of the website. TTA is not liable for errors, delays or non-arrival of e-mail messages. TTA shall not be liable for the results of any investments made by Customer. All claims by Customer against TTA shall expire one year from the time Customer knew or reasonably could have known of TTA's damages and liability.
In this agreement, force majeure means any circumstance beyond the control of TTA that prevents the performance of this agreement in whole or in part, even if this circumstance was foreseeable at the time of entering into this agreement, but cannot be attributed to TTA. Force majeure includes in any case: war, mobilization, riots, strikes, lockouts, transport difficulties, fire, explosions, business interruptions, government measures, import and export bans, natural disasters, illness of personnel, equipment defects, cyber attacks, pandemics, epidemics and other health crises, insofar as they affect the performance of the agreement. If TTA cannot fulfill its obligations due to force majeure, it will not be liable for any compensation. TTA has the right, at its option, to suspend the performance of the agreement for as long as the force majeure situation continues or to terminate the agreement in whole or in part, without being obliged to pay any compensation. If the force majeure situation is temporary, the execution of the agreement shall resume as soon as the force majeure situation has ceased to exist. If the force majeure situation lasts longer than 3 months, TTA has the right to terminate the agreement. TTA is obliged to inform the other party in writing as soon as possible of the force majeure situation and its expected duration.
All intellectual property rights, including but not limited to copyrights, trademarks, trade names, patents, models and know-how, relating to the products, services, software, materials, documentation and other intellectual performances provided by TTA, are vested exclusively in TTA and will not be transferred to the Customer unless expressly agreed otherwise in writing. The Customer is only entitled to use the products and services delivered for the purpose for which they are intended and in accordance with the terms of this agreement. Any other use, including reproduction, distribution, disclosure, adaptation, translation, reverse engineering, decompilation or disassembly, is prohibited without TTA's prior written consent. In case of infringement of TTA's intellectual property rights, the Customer is liable for all damages and costs incurred by TTA, including extrajudicial collection costs. In addition, the Customer shall be liable to pay an immediately payable contractual penalty of €1,500, plus €500 for each day that the infringement continues. This penalty is in addition to, and not a limitation of, TTA's right to full damages.
Processing of personal data: TTA processes Customer's personal data in accordance with applicable laws and regulations, including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). TTA will keep Customer's personal data confidential and use it only for the purposes for which it was provided. TTA takes appropriate technical and organizational measures to protect customers' personal data against unauthorized access, loss, destruction or other unlawful processing.
Complaints must be submitted in writing to TTA via the Discord platform or write an email and must contain a clear and detailed description of the complaint. TTA will respond within 14 business days after receipt of the complaint in writing or by email with an acknowledgment of receipt and an indication of the time within which a substantive response can be expected.
This agreement is governed by Dutch law. All disputes arising from this agreement shall be exclusively settled by the District Court of Amsterdamt unless otherwise agreed.