Terms of Service

These Terms of Service ("Terms") explain the rules for using Careit. We wrote them to be readable. They are still important: by accessing or using Careit, you agree to these Terms.

If you use Careit for an organization, you confirm that you are allowed to accept these Terms for that organization. In these Terms, "you" means both you and the organization you represent.

Using Careit

Careit provides software and related services for food recovery, donation coordination, marketplace listings, Freshcue, pickup and delivery coordination, reporting, support, and program management. The "Service" includes Careit's websites, dashboards, mobile apps, consumer-facing apps, partner-branded apps if offered, marketplace, APIs, communications, reports, and related tools.

You may use the Service only if you can form a binding agreement and comply with these Terms and applicable law. You must provide accurate information, keep it up to date, protect your account credentials, and promptly tell us about unauthorized account use.

The Service is not intended for children under 13. If you are under the age of majority where you live, you may use the Service only with permission from a parent, legal guardian, school, employer, or organization that is legally allowed to authorize your use. Some features may require you to be older or to satisfy additional eligibility, role, location, payment, or verification requirements.

You are responsible for activity under your account and organization. This includes activity by admins, staff, drivers, volunteers, invited users, locations, and anyone else you authorize to use Careit for your organization.

Some Careit features may be subject to additional terms in an order form, statement of work, government agreement, grant-funded program document, data-processing addendum, marketplace checkout acceptance, or other written agreement. If a signed written agreement conflicts with these Terms, the signed agreement controls for that specific conflict.

Careit's Role

Careit runs the platform. Users are responsible for the food, listings, handoffs, transactions, messages, records, and legal compliance tied to their own activity.

Unless a signed written agreement says otherwise, Careit does not:

• take title to, own, buy, or sell food or other listed items;
• take possession, custody, or control of food or other listed items;
• inspect, test, package, label, prepare, store, transport, or guarantee food or other listed items;
• act as a seller, buyer, merchant of record, broker, agent, distributor, commission merchant, carrier, insurer, tax advisor, legal advisor, or food-safety certifier; or
• guarantee that a listing, donation, pickup, delivery, sale, refund, dispute, report, or user interaction will be completed or accurate.

Careit may provide tools, matching, scheduling, payment support, issue reporting, administrative assistance, reporting, and customer support. Providing those tools or assistance does not make Careit a party to a user-to-user donation, sale, pickup, delivery, or dispute.

We may reject, hide, remove, pause, edit visibility of, or cancel listings or orders; suspend or limit accounts; require reverification; preserve records; cooperate with recalls, disputes, fraud checks, payment-processor requirements, law-enforcement requests, or government requests; and take other reasonable action to protect the Service, Careit, users, and the public.

Accounts and Organization Authority

You must use Careit only for lawful purposes and only through accounts you are authorized to access.

You agree not to:

• provide false, incomplete, or misleading account, organization, listing, payment, delivery, tax, certification, or program information;
• use another person's account or allow unauthorized access to your account;
• let someone use your account to avoid suspension, verification, payment, role, or eligibility rules;
• interfere with the Service or try to access systems or data you are not allowed to access;
• scrape, copy, reverse engineer, resell, or misuse the Service except as allowed by law or by a written agreement with Careit;
• upload malicious code or use automated tools in a way that burdens or harms the Service;
• use Careit to harass, threaten, mislead, defraud, or impersonate anyone;
• use Careit messages, emails, phone numbers, or contact information for spam, unauthorized marketing, off-platform solicitation, or activity unrelated to Careit workflows;
• use the Service in violation of U.S. sanctions, export-control laws, anti-bribery laws, anti-money-laundering laws, or similar restrictions; or
• use Careit in a way that violates these Terms, applicable law, payment-processor rules, food-safety requirements, privacy requirements, tax requirements, or listing policies.

Your account may be created by you or assigned to you by an organization administrator, such as an employer, school, agency, nonprofit, food mover, or program sponsor. If an organization provides, pays for, or manages your account, that organization may be able to view account activity tied to the organization, manage roles, invite or remove users, disable access, and set additional internal rules.

Careit may assign different permissions to different account roles. You are responsible for assigning roles carefully and removing access when a person no longer needs it.

Marketplace listing, purchasing, Stripe Connect onboarding, refunds, recalls, issue resolution, account settings, and payment-related actions may be limited to authorized organization users. Careit may rely on actions taken from an authorized account unless you tell us that access has been compromised.

Listings, Donations, and Marketplace Activity

Careit supports two main listing modes:

• Donation listings, where food or other eligible items are offered without payment, barter, or other consideration.
• Paid marketplace listings, where eligible surplus grocery items are offered for sale by a seller to a buyer.

Listings must be accurate, lawful, and complete. Any listing you create or manage must describe the item, quantity, condition, location, pickup or delivery window, handling requirements, and known allergen or safety information accurately.

You are responsible for making sure listed items are safe, eligible, properly handled, and legal to donate, receive, sell, buy, transport, store, distribute, or use. You must follow all food-safety, labeling, licensing, permit, storage, temperature-control, tax, recordkeeping, and other legal requirements that apply to your activity.

You are solely responsible for obtaining and maintaining every license, registration, permit, inspection, certification, approval, bond, insurance, tax account, resale or exemption certificate, facility registration, handler registration, transport authorization, or other authorization required for your listings, operations, locations, vehicles, employees, contractors, volunteers, food movers, or goods. This includes any requirements that apply to human food, prepared food, shellfish, meat, poultry, eggs, dairy, produce, organic products, agricultural products, animal feed, pet food, livestock feed, seeds, plants, compost, waste, alcohol, dietary supplements, drugs, medical products, tobacco, hazardous materials, or any other regulated goods if Careit ever allows those items.

Listing an item on Careit does not mean Careit has reviewed, approved, licensed, registered, inspected, certified, or cleared that item or your activity. You may not list, donate, sell, buy, transport, receive, distribute, or use a regulated item unless you have all required authorizations and the item is eligible under Careit's current policies.

Careit may set listing policies and eligibility rules, including limits by item type, location, organization type, account status, payment status, fulfillment method, regulatory status, license status, or safety risk. Listing policies may change as Careit, counsel, regulators, payment processors, or operational needs require.

Donation Listings

Donation listings must be free. You may not request or accept payment, barter, tips, required purchases, credits, favors, or anything else of value for items listed in donation-only mode, whether on or off Careit.

Food offered through donation-only listings should be apparently wholesome and suitable for donation. If food or grocery products have defects, special handling needs, or other relevant conditions, you must disclose that information before handoff.

The Bill Emerson Good Samaritan Food Donation Act and similar state laws may provide liability protection for qualifying food donations and certain nonprofit reduced-price distributions. Those protections have limits. They do not replace food-safety rules, and they may not apply to gross negligence, intentional misconduct, non-qualifying transfers, noncompliant items, or paid marketplace sales. You are responsible for confirming whether a specific donation or distribution qualifies.

Recipients are responsible for reviewing donation details, accepting only items they can safely handle, picking up items within the agreed window, storing and distributing items safely, and keeping any records required for their operations.

Paid Marketplace

The Careit Marketplace lets eligible organizations list eligible surplus grocery items for sale to other organizations.

Each marketplace sale is between the seller and the buyer. The seller is the merchant of record for the sale. Careit provides the marketplace platform and payment tools through a third-party payment processor; Careit is not the seller of marketplace items.

Marketplace sellers set their listing prices and are responsible for the items they list. Marketplace buyers are responsible for reviewing listing details before purchasing, including item type, quantity, condition, pickup or delivery timing, seller identity, location, and suitability for the buyer's intended use.

Marketplace items may be surplus, overstock, short-dated, discounted, cosmetically imperfect, or otherwise different from standard retail goods. The seller must describe relevant conditions truthfully. The buyer accepts the ordinary risks of purchasing surplus goods as described in the listing.

At launch, paid marketplace listings are limited to eligible, non-taxable grocery food items in allowed locations. Unless Careit expressly allows otherwise in writing or in-product, marketplace listings may not include hot or prepared food, alcohol, dietary supplements, pet food, animal feed, livestock feed, seeds, plants, crops intended for planting, pesticides, fertilizers, compost, waste, non-food items, tobacco, drugs, medical products, hazardous materials, or other taxable, restricted, recalled, unsafe, unlawful, or excluded goods.

If Careit later allows animal feed, agricultural products, compost, or other regulated goods, sellers and buyers remain solely responsible for all applicable federal, state, provincial, county, municipal, and industry requirements, including licensing, registration, labeling, inspection, grade, origin, treatment, storage, transport, chain-of-custody, reporting, recall, import/export, and quarantine requirements. Careit may require proof of authorization at any time and may remove listings or disable access if proof is not provided.

Sellers must complete required marketplace onboarding, including Stripe Connect onboarding where applicable, and must satisfy Careit's eligibility, location, role, and attestation requirements before listing or selling. Careit may remove marketplace access or change marketplace availability by state, country, item type, or fulfillment method.

Buyers must accept the current Terms of Service and Refund Policy at checkout. Careit may record the acceptance time and policy version on the order.

Payments, Fees, Taxes, Refunds, and Disputes

Marketplace payments are processed by a third-party payment processor, currently Stripe. Payment-processor terms govern authorization, settlement, payouts, account holds, identity verification, chargebacks, disputes, payment-method rules, and other payment-processing matters.

For marketplace transactions, buyer payments are processed as direct charges on the seller's connected payment account where supported. Funds settle to the seller through the payment processor. Careit does not hold marketplace buyer funds in escrow.

Careit charges sellers a 5% marketplace application/platform fee unless a written agreement, promotion, or in-product notice says otherwise. The buyer pays the listed price and any listed delivery fee; Careit's marketplace fee is deducted from the seller's settlement.

If a marketplace refund is issued through Careit's marketplace tooling, Careit's marketplace application fee follows the refund proportionally. For example, if a sale is fully refunded, Careit returns its full marketplace fee for that sale. If half of the sale is refunded, Careit returns half of its fee. This does not automatically apply to non-marketplace subscription, setup, implementation, professional-services, or one-time fees.

Sellers are responsible for tax classification, exemption support, permits, resale or exemption documentation, and any taxes, fees, reports, or filings that apply to their activity, except to the extent non-waivable law requires Careit to collect, report, or remit a tax or fee. Careit may change marketplace eligibility, tax handling, item restrictions, location availability, checkout requirements, or receipt presentation after legal, tax, processor, or operational review.

Careit may provide tools for order issues, adjustments, refunds, chargeback tracking, and administrative support. Careit does not guarantee any refund, replacement, credit, chargeback result, seller response, buyer response, or dispute outcome.

Pickup, Delivery, Food Safety, and Recalls

Users are responsible for their own pickup, delivery, handoff, handling, storage, transport, distribution, and use of items listed or received through Careit.

You must follow applicable food-safety practices and laws, including temperature control, sanitation, packaging, labeling, allergen disclosure, safe transport, and recordkeeping where they apply. You must not list, donate, sell, buy, receive, transport, distribute, or use items you know or reasonably should know are unsafe, unlawful, recalled, contaminated, mislabeled, or otherwise ineligible.

If you offer or accept delivery, you are responsible for accurate delivery information, access instructions, delivery windows, handoff coordination, and safe transport unless a signed written agreement says otherwise.

You must promptly comply with lawful public-health, safety, recall, inspection, or regulatory requests that apply to your activity. You must keep and provide reasonable pickup, delivery, temperature, bill-of-lading, receipt, lot, recall, donation, order, or other records when required by law, by a written agreement, or by Careit for a safety, recall, payment, fraud, support, or compliance review.

If you learn that a listed, donated, sold, received, or distributed item may be unsafe or subject to a recall, you must promptly notify affected parties and Careit, cooperate with reasonable recall or safety steps, and stop listing or distributing affected items. Careit may remove affected listings, identify potentially affected orders, relay notices, preserve records, and assist with communication. Careit's assistance does not make Careit responsible for the recall, the item, replacement, disposal, or refunds unless a signed written agreement or applicable law requires otherwise.

Signed Agreements, Custom Programs, and Compliance Tools

Careit may provide subscription plans, corporate programs, municipal or county programs, food-mover tools, reporting dashboards, compliance exports, data migration, implementation, consulting, training, support, or custom work.

Signed agreements, order forms, statements of work, government agreements, procurement documents, grant-funded project terms, data-processing addenda, or similar written agreements control if they conflict with these public Terms.

Careit provides software, workflow tools, reports, and information based on available data. Careit does not provide legal advice, tax advice, food-safety certification, compliance certification, inspection conclusions, enforcement decisions, public-records management, or official government determinations.

Reports, dashboards, impact metrics, tax receipt tools, SB 1383 or other compliance exports, geozone outputs, inspection records, waste-diversion estimates, and similar outputs depend on user-provided data, third-party data, configuration choices, assumptions, and system availability. You are responsible for reviewing outputs before using them for legal, tax, regulatory, grant, public, operational, or financial purposes.

Platform Content, Reviews, Messages, and Feedback

You are responsible for content you submit to Careit, including listings, descriptions, photos, messages, issue reports, reviews, ratings, documents, feedback, and uploaded files.

You must not submit content that is false, misleading, unlawful, confidential without authorization, infringing, abusive, discriminatory, harassing, obscene, fraudulent, unsafe, or unrelated to the Service.

Reviews and ratings must be based on real, relevant experience. You may not post fake reviews, paid reviews, retaliatory reviews, manipulated reviews, or reviews that include private information, discriminatory content, threats, or knowingly false statements. Careit may moderate, remove, limit, or decline to display reviews, ratings, listings, messages, files, or other content.

You keep ownership of content you submit, but you give Careit permission to host, copy, process, display, transmit, translate, summarize, analyze, and use that content as needed to operate, improve, secure, support, market, and document the Service. You also give Careit permission to use suggestions, ideas, and feedback without restriction or compensation.

Careit may use aggregated or de-identified data for analytics, benchmarking, product improvement, impact reporting, research, and business purposes, provided that the data does not identify you or your organization unless permitted by law, by the Privacy Policy, by your settings, or by a written agreement.

Third-Party Services

The Service may connect to or rely on third-party services, including payment processors, app stores, mapping providers, messaging providers, analytics tools, hosting providers, tax or accounting tools, identity providers, and external websites.

Third-party services are governed by their own terms and privacy policies. Careit is not responsible for third-party services, outages, processing delays, account restrictions, data practices, payment holds, errors, fees, or content.

If you access Careit through an app store, the app store's terms also apply. The app store is not responsible for the Service except as required by its own terms or applicable law.

Careit may provide mobile app updates, over-the-air updates, push notifications, SMS messages, email, and in-app messages. You are responsible for your own device, operating system, internet access, message settings, app permissions, and carrier or data charges.

Privacy

Careit's Privacy Policy explains how Careit collects, uses, and shares information. By using the Service, you agree to the Privacy Policy.

Marketplace and donation workflows require sharing some organization-level information between parties, such as business name, contact information, pickup address, delivery address, listing details, handoff instructions, order details, and issue information. Careit may also share information with service providers, payment processors, connected tools, and government or legal authorities as described in the Privacy Policy or as required to operate the Service.

Careit may review and respond to subpoenas, warrants, court orders, regulator requests, law-enforcement requests, safety requests, and emergency requests as allowed or required by law. If Careit believes in good faith that disclosure is needed without delay to prevent death, serious physical injury, fraud, abuse, security harm, or other urgent harm, Careit may disclose relevant information as allowed by law.

Intellectual Property

Careit and its licensors own the Service, including software, designs, workflows, documentation, trademarks, logos, text, graphics, and other platform materials. These Terms do not transfer ownership of Careit's intellectual property to you.

You may use the Service only as allowed by these Terms and any written agreement with Careit. You may not copy, resell, sublicense, reverse engineer, scrape, frame, or create competing products from the Service except as allowed by law or by written permission from Careit.

You may not use Careit's name, logos, or trademarks in a way that suggests endorsement, partnership, or sponsorship without written permission.

If you believe content on the Service infringes your copyright, email hello@careit.com with:

• your physical or electronic signature;
• identification of the copyrighted work;
• identification of the material you believe is infringing and where it appears in the Service;
• your name, address, phone number, and email address;
• a statement that you have a good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law; and
• a statement that the information in your notice is accurate and that you are the copyright owner or authorized to act for the copyright owner.

Careit may remove or disable access to allegedly infringing content and may suspend or terminate repeat infringers where appropriate. Knowingly sending false copyright notices or counter-notices may create liability.

Disclaimers

The Service is provided "as is" and "as available." To the fullest extent allowed by law, Careit disclaims all warranties, whether express, implied, or statutory, including warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, non-infringement, accuracy, availability, security, and uninterrupted operation.

Careit does not warrant that:

• the Service will be uninterrupted, error-free, secure, or available at all times;
• listings, food, marketplace items, users, reports, routes, records, or communications will be accurate, complete, safe, lawful, timely, or suitable;
• a donation, sale, pickup, delivery, refund, dispute, recall, report, tax receipt, or compliance workflow will be completed; or
• any particular operational, financial, tax, legal, environmental, grant, compliance, or impact result will be achieved.

Some jurisdictions do not allow certain warranty exclusions, so some of these disclaimers may not apply to you.

Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent allowed by law, Careit and its officers, directors, employees, agents, affiliates, service providers, payment processors, contractors, successors, assigns, and licensors will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, punitive, enhanced, multiple, or lost-profit damages, or for loss of data, goodwill, revenue, savings, food value, inventory, business opportunity, tax benefit, grant funding, public funding, compliance status, reputation, use, or other intangible loss. This limit applies whether the claim is based on contract, tort, negligence, strict liability, statute, equity, warranty, indemnity, product liability, consumer protection, or any other legal theory, even if Careit has been told that the damage is possible.

To the fullest extent allowed by law, Careit is not liable for claims, losses, damages, costs, expenses, penalties, fines, enforcement actions, recalls, illnesses, injuries, deaths, property damage, contamination, spoilage, adulteration, mislabeling, allergen exposure, regulatory violations, tax obligations, chargebacks, payment disputes, nonpayment, rejected goods, failed pickups, failed deliveries, route issues, missed windows, user messages, user content, user fraud, user misconduct, third-party services, payment-processor actions, bank delays, app-store actions, government action, or decisions made using reports or data generated by the Service, except to the limited extent caused by Careit's own willful misconduct where liability cannot be limited by law.

Careit is not responsible for the conduct, goods, services, representations, omissions, records, licenses, permits, insurance, facilities, vehicles, employees, contractors, volunteers, drivers, food movers, buyers, sellers, donors, recipients, consumers, government users, public agencies, nonprofits, businesses, or other third parties who use or interact with the Service. You are responsible for your own diligence before donating, receiving, selling, buying, transporting, distributing, consuming, relying on, or using any item, report, listing, user, or workflow.

To the fullest extent allowed by law, Careit's total liability for all claims related to the Service or these Terms will not exceed the greater of:

• the amount you paid to Careit for the specific Service giving rise to the claim during the three months before the event giving rise to liability; or
• one hundred dollars ($100), if you did not pay Careit for that Service.

Amounts paid to sellers, donors, recipients, buyers, participating businesses, payment processors, app stores, delivery providers, tax authorities, or other third parties do not count as amounts paid to Careit for this liability cap. Marketplace item prices, Freshcue item prices, delivery fees charged by sellers, pass-through charges, taxes, payment-processing fees, refunds, chargebacks, and third-party fees are excluded from Careit's liability cap calculation unless Careit actually retained the amount as its own fee.

Each claim must be brought within one year after it arises, unless a longer period is required by non-waivable law. Claims brought after that period are barred.

You release Careit and its officers, directors, employees, agents, affiliates, service providers, payment processors, contractors, successors, assigns, and licensors from claims, demands, losses, liabilities, damages, costs, and expenses arising from or related to disputes between users or third parties, goods listed or transferred through the Service, food safety issues, recalls, pickups, deliveries, marketplace transactions, Freshcue transactions, donations, reports, user content, and third-party services. If California Civil Code Section 1542 or a similar law applies, you waive any protection that would otherwise limit this release to claims you know or suspect exist.

These limits apply to the fullest extent allowed by law and do not limit liability that cannot legally be limited.

Indemnification

To the fullest extent allowed by law, you agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Careit and its officers, directors, employees, agents, affiliates, service providers, and licensors from claims, losses, damages, liabilities, costs, and expenses, including reasonable attorneys' fees, arising from or related to:

• your use or misuse of the Service;
• your listings, food, marketplace items, pickups, deliveries, distributions, purchases, sales, donations, messages, reviews, reports, records, or content;
• your violation of these Terms, applicable law, payment-processor rules, food-safety requirements, tax requirements, privacy requirements, or listing policies;
• your organization's users, locations, staff, volunteers, drivers, contractors, or invitees;
• any recall, safety issue, illness, injury, death, property damage, tax issue, chargeback, dispute, or regulatory issue tied to your activity; or
• your infringement or misappropriation of another person's rights.

Careit may control the defense of any matter subject to indemnification, and you agree to cooperate reasonably.

Suspension and Termination

You may stop using Careit at any time. Careit may suspend, limit, or terminate access to all or part of the Service if Careit reasonably believes that:

• you violated these Terms, a written agreement, payment-processor rules, listing policies, or applicable law;
• your account presents a safety, fraud, payment, security, legal, regulatory, operational, or reputational risk;
• your payment is overdue;
• your information is inaccurate, incomplete, or unverifiable;
• continued access could harm Careit, users, the public, or the Service; or
• suspension or termination is needed to comply with a legal, payment-processor, or government requirement.

Careit may also modify, suspend, or discontinue features, locations, eligibility rules, listing categories, pricing, or the Service as a whole. If a signed agreement gives you specific notice or termination rights, that agreement controls for the covered service.

Sections that by their nature should survive termination will survive, including sections on payments owed, content permissions, privacy, intellectual property, disclaimers, limitation of liability, indemnification, disputes, governing law, and records.

Force Majeure

Careit is not responsible for delay or failure to perform caused by events beyond Careit's reasonable control, including natural disasters, extreme weather, fire, flood, labor disputes, war, terrorism, civil unrest, epidemics, government action, utility failure, internet failure, payment-processor disruption, third-party service failure, or other events outside Careit's reasonable control.

Electronic Communications and Records

You agree that Careit may communicate with you electronically, including through the Service, email, SMS, push notifications, or other contact information you provide. Electronic communications may include transactional messages, notices, support messages, security alerts, policy updates, payment notices, recall notices, and marketplace communications.

You agree that electronic records, checkboxes, clickwrap acceptance, checkout acceptance, signatures, and notices have the same legal effect as written records and signatures, to the extent allowed by law.

Governing Law and Disputes

These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Washington, without regard to conflict-of-law rules, unless a signed written agreement says otherwise.

Before filing a legal claim, you and Careit agree to try to resolve the dispute informally. The party raising the dispute must send a written notice describing the dispute, the requested relief, and contact information. Careit notices must be sent to hello@careit.com. The parties will have 30 days to try to resolve the dispute informally. This informal step does not prevent either party from seeking urgent injunctive or equitable relief.

If the informal process does not resolve the dispute, you and Careit agree that disputes arising from or related to the Service or these Terms will be resolved by binding individual arbitration under the Federal Arbitration Act. If AAA is available, AAA will administer the arbitration under its applicable rules. If AAA is unavailable, the parties will use another neutral provider or ask a court to appoint one.

Either party may bring an individual claim in small claims court if it qualifies. Either party may ask a court for temporary or preliminary relief to protect intellectual property, confidential information, account security, payment systems, food safety, public safety, or the Service. Claims that cannot legally be required to arbitrate are not required to be arbitrated.

You and Careit agree to bring claims only on an individual basis. You and Careit waive class actions, collective actions, representative actions, private attorney general actions, consolidated proceedings, and jury trials to the fullest extent allowed by law.

If you are a government agency, public entity, or public institution and applicable law, procurement rules, or a signed written agreement prohibits arbitration, class-action waiver, jury-trial waiver, venue, or governing-law terms, the prohibited term will not apply to you to that extent. The rest of these Terms remains in effect.

For disputes that proceed in court, the parties consent to the state and federal courts located in Washington, unless a signed written agreement requires a different forum or applicable law requires a different forum.

Changes to These Terms

Careit may update these Terms from time to time. If we make material changes, we will update the "Last updated" date and provide notice as required by law or as we reasonably determine is appropriate.

Your continued use of the Service after updated Terms take effect means you accept the updated Terms. If you do not agree, you must stop using the Service.

Miscellaneous

These Terms, the Privacy Policy, the Refund Policy, and any written agreements that apply to your use of the Service are the complete agreement between you and Careit for the Service they cover.

If part of these Terms cannot be enforced, the rest remains in effect. Careit's failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver. You may not transfer your rights or obligations under these Terms without Careit's written permission. Careit may transfer these Terms as part of a merger, acquisition, financing, reorganization, sale of assets, or similar transaction.

The English version of these Terms controls if a translated version conflicts with it.

California residents may contact the Complaint Assistance Unit of the Division of Consumer Services of the California Department of Consumer Affairs at 1625 N. Market Blvd., Suite S-202, Sacramento, California 95834, or at (800) 952-5210.

Contact

Questions about these Terms may be sent to: