Chapter 1: General Provisions

• Article 1 (Purpose)
• These Terms and Conditions are intended to define the rights, obligations, and responsibilities of Eventus Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as the "Company"), and its members using Eventus's service and related services (hereinafter referred to as the "Service") operated and provided by the Company.
• Article 2 (Specification, Effect and Revision of Terms and Conditions)
• • ① The company will post the Terms and Conditions on the bottom of its main website, and on the the membership registration and event application page, to ensure that users can easily find and access it.
  • ② The company can revise the Terms and Conditions within the scope that does not violate relevant laws, including the Online Digital Content Industry Development Act, the Consumer Protection Act in Electronic Commerce, the Act on Regulation of Terms and Conditions, the Consumer Basics Act, and the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection (hereinafter referred to as the "Information and Communications Network Act").
  • ③ When the Company amends the Terms and Conditions, the Company must notify its members by posting the existing Terms and Conditions, the amended Terms and Conditions, the effective date of the amendment, and the reasons for the amendment on its service website. Additionally, the Company shall send emails to the existing members via the email addresses provided by the Company. This notification process shall occur at least 15 days before the effective date of the amendment. If the amendments are disadvantageous to its members, the Company must provide notification and send emails at least 30 days prior to the effective date.
  • ④ If the Company makes a clear notification in accordance with the preceding paragraph and clearly indicates that the Members shall be deemed to have approved the amended Terms and Conditions if they do not express their rejection within 7 days of the effective date of amendment from the date of the notice or announcement, but the Member does not express their rejection, the Member shall be deemed to have approved the amendment. If a member does not agree to the amended terms and conditions, the member may terminate the service agreement in accordance with the provisions of Article 17, Paragraph 1.

Chapter 2 Membership and Management

• Article 3 (Membership Registration Procedure)
• • ① If a user of the Service has read these Terms and has taken any action, such as pressing the "Accept" button or checking "OK", they are deemed to have accepted these Terms.
  • ② Membership registration to use the Company’s Service requires the Service users to agree as stated in Paragraph 1, enter required information including member ID, in the online membership registration form provided by the Company and click the “Send” or “Confirm” button. However, If the Company deems it necessary, the Company may require the members to submit separate documents.
• Article 4 (Establishment, Reservation, and Refusal of Membership Registration)
• • ① Membership registration is established through the Service user's application for membership, following the procedures stated in Article 3, and upon the Company's approval of the membership registration. The Company must promptly confirm and approve membership applications when applicants have provided the required information in the provided online form. However, in cases where additional documentation is needed beyond the submission of the membership application, an exception will be made.
  • • ② The Company may withhold approval of membership registration in cases falling under each of the following Sub-Paragraph 1.
    • 1.When there is no realistic capacity available in the provided service infrastructure.
    • 2. When there are technical issues that are deemed problematic in providing the service.
    • 3. In other cases where the Company deems it financially or technically necessary.
  • • ③ The Company may reject membership registration in cases corresponding to each of the following Sub-Paragraphs:
    • 1. When the applicant provides false information in the membership application or attaches false documents when applying for membership.
    • 2. When a child under the age of 14 fails to obtain consent for the provision of personal information from a parent or legal guardian.
    • 3. In other cases where the Company explicitly acknowledges, based on relevant laws and regulations, a clear concern that it may violate social order and public morals.
    • 4. When a member whose contract was terminated by the Company under Article 17, Paragraph 2, applies for membership again.
• Article 5 (Responsibility for Management of Member ID, etc.)
• • ① The members are responsible for the management of their membership ID and password for the use of the Service, and bear responsibility for all disadvantages arising from their intention or negligence, including the unauthorized use of the member’s ID by third parties. However, in cases where this is caused by the Company’s intention or negligence, the Company shall bear responsibility.
  • ② If a member realizes that his or her member ID, password, and additional information, etc. have been stole or is being used by a third party, he or she must immediately take measures, such as changing the password, and promptly notify the Company and follow the Company’s instructions.
• Article 6 (Collection of Personal Information, etc.)
• • In accordance with related laws and regulations, the Company shall collect necessary personal information from the members to provide Services.
• Article 7 (Change of Member Information)
• • ① Members can access and modify their personal information at any time through the Service's settings page. However, certain information like the user ID cannot be modified for the Service management purposes.
  • ② If any information provided by the member during registration changes, the member must promptly inform the Company of such changes via website or through other means such as email.
  • ③ The Company shall not be responsible for any disadvantages resulting from failure to notify the Company of changes as mentioned in Paragraph 2.

Chapter 3 Use of Services

• Article 8 (Scope of Service and Use)
• • The Company provides the following Services to its members.
  • ① Organizing, registering, payment, etc., opening and participating in event rooms through Eventus' event-related services.
  • ② Encrypted access links, event notifications via email and text messages sent to exclusive to Eventus members.
  • ③ Basic Eventus Services from the beginning to the end of the event to facilitate event management.
  • ④ Other Services (all forms of services provided to the members by the Company through additional development or partnership agreements with other companies).
  • ⑤ Service is available immediately after the Company’s approval. However, paid Services will be available after the Company confirms the payment.
  • ⑥ If a member, who is a minor under the Civil Act, is to use a paid Service, the member must obtain the consent from his or her legal guardian before making any payment.
  • ⑦ The service operating hours are generally 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (00:00-24:00) throughout the year, except in cases where it is impossible to provide the Service due to the Company's operational or technical constraints. However, the Company may schedule specific dates and times for the Service separately, for reasons such as regular maintenance of service facilities.
• Article 9 (Notification of Changes in Service Content, etc.)
• • ① In the event that the content of the service changes or the service is terminated due to reasons such as the termination of contracts with CP (Contents Providers), changes in CP, or the commencement of new services necessary for the provision of the service, the Company may notify members of the changes or termination of the Service via email to the registered email address.
  • ② In the case mentioned in the above Paragraph, when notifying an unspecified number of people, the Company may notify members through the website or other company announcement pages. However, matters that significantly impact a member's own transactions will be announced through the notice page for an extended period and will be individually notified to the email address provided by the Company.
  • ③ In the event of the termination of paid Services, the Company shall notify members using email in accordance with the provisions of Paragraph 1 and process refunds in accordance with the provisions of Article 16, Paragraph 4.
• Article 10 (Ownership of Rights and Use of Works)
• • ① The copyright of the content posted by members within the Service (hereinafter referred to as "content") belongs to the respective creators of the content.
  • ② Content may be displayed in search results, within the Service, and related promotions. Within the necessary scope for such display, the content may be partially modified, reproduced, or edited. In this case, the Company complies with copyright laws, and members can take actions such as deleting, excluding from search results, or setting it as private for their content at any time through the customer center or within the management settings of each Service.
  • ③ If the company wishes to use a member's content in a manner other than described in the Paragraph 2, the Company must obtain the member's consent through means such as telephone call, fax, or email, prior to using the content.
  • ④ Copyrights and other intellectual property rights for content created by the Company belong to the Company.
  • ⑤ The copyright for content created by members and published or registered with the Company belongs to the members themselves. Members are solely responsible for any infringements on the intellectual property rights of others caused by their content.
  • ⑥ In the event that a third party raises objections regarding copyright or other rights infringements in relation to a member's content, the Company may suspend or delete the content in accordance with applicable laws.
• Article 11 (Restrictions and Suspension of Service Usage)
• • • ① The Company may restrict or suspend a member's Service usage when any of the following circumstances in each Sub-Paragraph 1 occurs.
    • 1. When a member intentionally or negligently disrupts the operation of the Company's Services.
    • 2. When a member violates the obligations specified in Article 13.
    • 3. When it is unavoidable due to equipment inspections, maintenance, or construction related to the Service.
    • 4. When a telecommunications service provider specified in the Telecommunications Business Act suspends telecommunications services.
    • 5. When there are obstacles to Service usage due to a state of national emergency, equipment malfunctions, or an excessive influx of Service users.
    • 6. When, for other significant reasons, the Company deems it inappropriate to continue providing the Service.
  • ② When the Company restricts or suspends Service usage in accordance with the provisions of the preceding Paragraph, the Company must inform the member of the reason and the duration of the restriction.
  • ③ In the event the Company decides to terminate the contract with a member and withdraw them in accordance with Article 17, Paragraph 2, the Company shall notify the member before processing the withdrawal. The member has the opportunity to raise objections within 30 days from the date of receiving the Company's notification.
  • ④ If a member does not have a login record for continuous 12 months while using the Service, the Company may restrict the Service usage of that member.
  • ⑤ Under the provisions of the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, (hereinafter referred to as the "Information and Communications Network Act") a member or a third party, (hereinafter referred to as the "requester for deletion or other actions") whose rights have been infringed, such as invasion of privacy or defamation, by another member's publicly posted content or similar, may request the Company to delete the content or post a rebuttal. In this case, if the Company cannot determine the infringement of rights regarding the content or anticipates a dispute between the parties, the Company shall take temporary measures to block access to the content or post for up to 30 days (hereinafter referred to as "temporary measures").
  • ⑥ A member whose content has been subjected to temporary measures in accordance with Paragraph 5 (hereinafter referred to as the "publisher") may request the Company to restore the content during the temporary measures period (hereinafter referred to as "republication request"). If there is an agreement between the publisher and the requester for deletion or other actions for a request for deliberation by the Korea Communications Standards Commission on defamation or similar judgments regarding the temporary measures, the Company shall request such deliberation on behalf of the publisher and the requester for deletion or other actions. If there is no agreement, the Company shall determine whether to restore the content. If there is a republishing request by the publisher, the content shall be restored in accordance with the decision of the Korea Communications Standards Commission or the Company if such decision is made within the temporary measures period, and if not, the content shall be restored after the expiration of the temporary measures. If there is no republishing request, the content shall be deleted after the expiration of the temporary measures.
  • ⑦ If the Company determines that content posted within the service infringes on the privacy or rights of a third party, such as defamation, even without a report from a member or a third party in accordance with Paragraph 5, the Company may take temporary measures (hereinafter referred to as "discretionary temporary measures"). The processing procedure for content subject to discretionary temporary measures shall follow the provisions of Paragraph 5, the latter part, and Paragraph 6.
  • ⑧ In the event that another member or a third party takes legal actions (e.g., criminal complaint, application for injunctive relief, damage claim in a civil lawsuit, etc.) against a member or the Company based on infringement of legal interests under the law due to a member's posted content or similar, the Company may temporarily restrict access to the related content until there is a final court decision as a result of such legal action. The burden of proof for legal actions related to the restriction of access to content and evidence of a court's final decision lies with the requesting party for action on the content.
• Article 12 (Obligations of the Company)
• • ① The Company must diligently maintain, inspect, or restore equipment related to the provision of Services and security to ensure continuous and stable Service provision.
  • ② The Company shall not send commercial electronic emails, SMS text messages, or similar for-profit purposes without the consent of the member.
  • ③ The Company shall not disclose or distribute a member's personal information to third parties without the member's consent and shall make efforts to protect such information. Other matters related to the protection of member's personal information shall follow the Information and Communications Network Act and the "Privacy Policy" separately established by the Company.
  • ④ When the Company enters into Service provision agreements or similar with third parties to provide Services to members, the Company shall specify the specific member information provided to third parties for the provision of the Service in each individual Service. The Company shall obtain the member's individual and explicit consent and comply with relevant laws within the scope of the consent during the provision period of the respective Service when sharing the member's personal information with third parties.
• Article 13 (Member's Obligations)
• • • ① Members must not engage in any of the following Sub-Paragraph 1.
    • 1. Registration of false information when applying for membership or modifying membership information.
    • 2. Engaging in the act of altering information posted on the Company's Services or using information obtained through the Services for profit or non-profit purposes, such as reproduction, publication, broadcasting, etc., or providing it to third parties without the prior consent of the Company.
    • 3. Engaging in the act of soliciting money or receiving payment for the right to use the Service by providing opportunities for self-promotion or acting as an agent for the promotion of third parties using the Services provided by the Company.
    • 4. Engaging in the act of publishing false information about the Company or third parties, infringing upon intellectual property rights, or otherwise infringing upon the rights of the Company or third parties.
    • 5. Engaging in the act of illegally using the Services by fraudulently using another member's ID and password.
    • 6. Engaging in the act of using another person's payment information without their permission, such as bank account numbers and credit card numbers, to use the Company's paid Services.
    • 7. Engaging in the act of sending junk mail, spam mail, chain letters, urging membership in pyramid schemes, sending messages, videos and voice mails containing obscenity or violence, or posting other information that goes against public morals.
    • 8. Engaging in the act of transmitting or posting information (such as computer programs) that is prohibited from being transmitted or posted under relevant laws, including the Information and Communications Network Act.
    • 9. Engaging in the act of posting harmful media products to minors as regulated by the Youth Protection Act.
    • 10. Engaging in the act of disseminating information, sentences, shapes, sounds, etc. that violate public order or morals.
    • 11. Engaging in the act of impersonating the Company's employees or Service administrators or using another person's identity to post messages or send emails.
    • 12. Engaging in the act of posting or e-mailing materials containing software viruses, or other data intended to interfere with, disrupt, or destroy the normal operation of computer software, hardware, or telecommunications equipment.
    • 13. Engaging in actions such as stalking, using abusive language, or spamming chat messages to disrupt the Service use of other members.
    • 14. Collecting, storing, or disclosing the personal information of other members without their consent.
    • 15. Conducting profitable activities by using premium mail and other Services provided by the Company to post advertisements, promotions, or send spam emails to an unspecified number of members.
    • 16. Modifying, reverse engineering, decompiling, or disassembling the software and other materials provided by the Company.
    • 17. Engaging in the act of violating current laws, the Terms and Conditions set by the Company for the provided Services, and other regulations related to Service use
  • ② If a member commits the actions described in Paragraph 1, the Company may delete or take temporary measures on the relevant posts or content, restrict the use of the Service, or unilaterally terminate this agreement.
  • ③ If the Services provided by the Company require adult verification according to relevant laws and regulations, members must provide their real name information to the Company through the method provided by the Company in order to use such Services.
• Article 14 (Prohibition of Transfer)
• • A member's right to receive Services cannot be transferred, donated, or used for pledge purposes.
• Article 15 (Payment of Usage Fees)
• • ① Members are generally required to use the Service after paying the usage fees provided by the Company.
  • ② Various payment methods are available for the payment of usage fees for paid Services provided by the Company, such as mobile payment, credit card payment, regular telephone payment, bank transfer, and non-bank deposit. There may be differences in payment methods for each paid Service.
  • ③ For Services where regular payments are made each month, unless the member discontinues the use of the respective Service and requests cancellation of the regular payment, the payment will be made monthly.
  • ④ The Company may request additional personal information from the member that is absolutely necessary to fulfill the payment, and the member must accurately provide the personal information requested by the Company. The Company will not be liable for any damages incurred due to false or inaccurate personal information, unless the Company intentionally or negligently causes damage.
• Article 16 (Refund and Objection of Usage Fee)
• • ① If a member overpays a fee, the Company must refund the fee.
  • • ② In cases where a member's fault leads to a refund of usage fees, the general procedures are as follows:
    • 1. If the paid Service provided by the Company can be completed with a single use or purchase after payment, a refund is not possible after using that Service.
    • 2. If the Paid service provided by the Company continues for less than 1 month (based on the payment date), the remaining amount, excluding the amount equivalent to the number of days used, will be refunded. This provision also applies to Services billed on a monthly basis.
    • 3. If the paid Service provided by the Company continues for more than 1 month (based on the payment date), the amount equivalent to the number of days used and 10% of the remaining total days of use will be deducted, and the rest will be refunded. However, if a cancellation request is made within 7 days of the start of using the paid Service, only the amount equivalent to the number of days used will be deducted, and the remainder will be refunded.
  • • ③ Notwithstanding the provisions of Paragraph 2, the full amount paid by the member will be refunded in any of the following cases:
    • 1. In case where a member has completed payment but has not used the service afterward.
    • 2. In case of service failure or failure to use the Service due to reasons attributable to the Company despite meeting the minimum technical specifications presented by the Company.
    • 3. In case where the Service purchased by the member is not provided.
    • 4. In case where the provided Service is different or significantly different from the display or advertisement, etc.
    • 5. In case when normal use of the Service is significantly impossible due to a defect in the provided Service.
  • ④ In cases where a refund is made due to the reasons mentioned in Article 16, Paragraph 3, Sub-Paragraph 2, or due to the Company's fault causing Service interruption, the Company shall additionally refund an amount equivalent to 10% of the remaining paid service usage days to the member.
  • ⑤ Members have the right to raise objections regarding the usage fees.
  • ⑥ If the Company restricts the member's Service usage or unilaterally terminates this agreement due to the member's violation of the provisions of Article 13, the Company shall not provide any refunds to the member.
  • ⑦ In cases of full refunds, the Company will generally refund using the payment method used by the member for the Service. However, in cases where this is not possible or for partial refunds due to the premature termination of the Service, the Company will use a separate method as determined by the Company.
  • ⑧ Refunds as per the provisions of this Article shall be made within 3 business days from the day the refund obligation arises. In case of delay in refunds, the delay interest rate shall be 15% per annum (Electronic Commerce Act Article 18, Paragraph 2). However, no delay interest shall be paid in case of delays caused by the member's fault, which required the member's cooperation
  • ⑨ The costs associated with refunds shall be borne by the member in cases of refunds due to the member's fault, and by the Company in cases of refunds due to the Company's fault.
• Article 17 (Termination of Service Agreement)
• • ① When a member wishes to terminate the Service usage agreement, they may contact the Company through "Contact Us" at any time. The Company will delete the member's ID and allow them to withdraw according to the procedures established by the Company.
  • ② If a member violates the provisions of Article 13, the Company may unilaterally terminate this agreement, and if this results in damages to the operation of the Service, the member may be held civilly or criminally liable.
  • ③ If a member has not logged into the Company's Service for one year continuously while intending to use the Service, the Company may revoke the member's membership.
  • ④ The termination of a paid Service usage agreement is established through the member's service termination request and the Company's approval. The effects of termination occur at the time of the Company's approval, and if there is an amount to be refunded, the refund will also be processed. Refunds are subject to the provisions of Article 16
  • ⑤ If different methods and effects of contract termination are stipulated in individual terms and conditions for each specific paid Service, the termination of each specific paid service shall follow the provisions of the respective individual terms and conditions.

Chapter 4 Miscellaneous

• Article 18 (Exemption)
• • • ① The Company shall not be liable for any damages incurred by a member in the following cases when the Company is unable to provide the Service:
    • 1. In the event of natural disasters or equivalent force majeure circumstances.
    • 2. In cases where there is intentional disruption of Service by a third party who has entered into a service partnership agreement with the Company for the purpose of providing Services.
    • 3. In cases where there is a Service disruption due to the member's fault.
    • 4. In cases other than those specified in Sub-Paragraph 1 to 3 where there is no intentional or negligent act by the Company.
  • ② The Company does not guarantee the reliability, accuracy, etc., of information, data, facts, etc., posted on the Service through methods such as those provided by the CP or created by the member. The Company shall not be liable for any damages incurred by the member as a result.
• Article 19 (Resolution of Disputes)
• • This Agreement is governed by and executed in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Korea, and any disputes arising between the Company and the member in connection with the use of the Service shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the court having jurisdiction over the member's address under the Civil Procedure Act.
• Article 20 (Jurisdiction and Governing Law)
• • ① In the event of a dispute related to e-commerce between the Company and the member, the lawsuit shall be filed in the jurisdiction of the local court with jurisdiction over the member's address at the time of filing. However, if the member's address or residence is unclear at the time of filing or if the member is a foreign resident, the lawsuit shall be filed in accordance with the jurisdictional court under the Civil Procedure Act.
  • ② The laws of the Republic of Korea shall apply to any lawsuits filed between the Company and the member. (Additional information on jurisdiction and governing law)
  • ③ Matters not specified in this Agreement shall be governed by relevant laws, and matters not specified by law shall be governed by customs.