Terms & Conditions

Your use of this “Website” and/or “Our” services constitutes “Your” agreement to the following terms and conditions. If “You” do not agree with any of these terms and conditions, please do not use this “Website” or “Our” services.
If “You” are under the legal age of consent for “Your” respective district, “You” are not allowed to access or use this “Website” or “Our” services. “You” acknowledge and agree that “You” must be of legal age to purchase any of “Our” products or services available on this “Website” or otherwise.
By submitting an order and/or payment, “You” are acknowledging that “You” have read and understand these terms and conditions. By submitting an order and/or payment, “You” are also agreeing to be legally bound by these terms and conditions, which form the entire agreement between “You” and Wikipedia Publications.

• ►  “Website” means all online content on Wikipedia Publications website pages.
• ►  “Customer,” “You,” or “Yours” mean and refer to you and/or any other person submitting an order to Wikipedia Publications on your behalf.
• ►  “Company,” “We,” or “Our” mean and refer to Wikipedia Publications, a Wikipedia Writing and Services Company.
• ►  “Product” means and refers to all services and products provided by Wikipedia Publications to Customer in accordance with his/her “Order”.
• ►  “Order” means an order via phone or e-mail made by “Customer” to purchase services or products provided by Wikipedia Publications. Orders are confirmed by down payments via check, credit card, cash receipt, bank wire transfer, Western Union, or PayPal transfer.

By submitting the “Order” and/or payment, “You” are purchasing the “Product” for “Your” use only. All “Products” are drafted by writers who transferred all rights and ownership regarding the “Products” to the “Company”. All “Products” are refundable under conditions and although come with no warranties, expressed or implied. It is “Your” obligation to read these Terms and Conditions before submitting any “Order” and/or payment to this “Website”.

The Wikipedia project will only be started after the customer provides a fully filled in questionnaire alongside 4-5 links that the customer understands make him notable enough for a Wikipedia page. Once a questionnaire has been received the customer will receive a Notability report according to which it will be determined if the customer is eligible for a Wikipedia page. The page will only be published if the customer is notable. Until and unless the customer provides proof of notability, his Wikipedia page will not be processed.

Customers have to be fully transparent regarding all previous attempts to creating a page on Wikipedia. In case the customer hides any information, Wikipedia Publications holds the right to immediately take suitable action against the customer. Lack of transparency on the customer’s end will make the provision of service clause null and void with immediate effect.

Wikipedia Publications offers a 100% refund in case of non-delivery of agreed service. The customer will NOT be eligible for a refund under the following circumstances:.

• ►  If the customer’s page cannot be published due to lack of notability.
• ►  If the customer had not been fully transparent in providing information about any and all previous attempts to create their Wikipedia page.
• ►  If the customer has changed his mind i.e., they do not want the purchased any service due to any reason.
• ►  If the customer wants information in the draft that in any way does not comply with Wikipedia policies and seeks a refund due to that.
• ►  If the customer has been blocked/banned by Wikipedia due to prior attempts to creating a page.
• ►  If the customer’s page goes down for any reason after more than 14 days of the page going live on Wikipedia.
• ►  If the customer requests edits on their page that do not comply with Wikipedia policies.