DISTANCE SALES CONTRACT

Distance Selling Contract

ARTICLE 1 – THE PARTIES

The Seller’s Title: Derya İyisezer (here in after referred to as the "Seller".)

The Seller’s Central Registration System Number: 0643076517000001

The Authorized Person Transacts In The Name Of The Seller: DERYA İYİSEZER

The Seller’s E-Mail: deryaiyisezer@hotmail.com

1.2 – RECEIVER

Receiver’s Name – Surname: _________

Receiver’s ID Number: __________

Receiver’s Address: _______________

Receiver’s Phone Number: _________

ARTICLE 2 – THE SUBJECT OF THE CONTRACT

This distance sales contract is related to the determination of the rights and obligations between the buyer and the seller in accordance with the provisions of Law no 6502, The Law on The Protection of The Consumer, regarding the sale of the product, whose features are specified below, in the amount specified below, which the buyer has ordered through the internet address of the seller.

ARTICLE 3 – CONTRACT PRODUCT’S FEATURES, PRICE AND PAYMENT METHOD

3.1- The product subject to the contract will be ordered ____ unit and its features are as follows:

________

3.2- The contract price is determined by the parties as _____ Turkish Liras.

Receiver must pay the agreed price within __ days. Otherwise, the delivery obligation of the seller is eliminated.

It has been decided to pay the contract price with the following payment method:

_______

ARTICLE 4 – CONTRACT’S PLACE OF PERFORMANCE AND DELIVERY METHOD

The contract is deemed to enter into force upon its approval by the receiver. The contract is executed with the delivery of the product purchased by the receiver from the seller.

The product subject to the contract will be delivered by cargo to the delivery address specified by the receiver.

Delivery Address: ____________

4.2- In the event that the movable property subject to the contract is to be received by someone other than the receiver, the seller will not be liable if the person receiving the delivery refrains from taking delivery of the movable property.

Persons authorized to take delivery of the movable property subject to the contract, other than the receiver: 1

1-__________

Telephone number: _________

ARTICLE 5- DELIVERY COSTS AND PERFORMANCE

The delivery costs of the product subject to the contract belong to the receiver. Delivery is made by the seller within a maximum of 21 days after the receiver pays the contract price to the seller. If the receiver has not paid the agreed price within ___ days of signing the contract, the seller’s delivery load disappears.

The invoice will be delivered to the receiving party at the time of delivery of the products.

ARTICLE 6 - DECLARATIONS AND COMMITMENTS OF RECEIVER AND SELLER

By confirming this contract electronically, the receiver undertakes to provide the basic features of the ordered product, and the price of the product including taxes, payment, and delivery information accurately and completely.

The receiver should review the contractual product with due care after delivery. If inspection is not done before delivery, the defective product’s responsibility for it belongs to him.

The seller is obliged to deliver the product subject to the contract to the receiver, in accordance with the relevant legislation, intact, complete, in accordance with the specified features of the product and, if available, together with the warranty certificate and user manual.

ARTICLE 7 - LIABILITY FOR DAMAGE

Except for the discrete cases arising from the necessity of the law or the special conditions stipulated in the contract, the benefit and damage of the sold movable belong to the seller until the transfer of possession. In the case of movable sales, if the receiver defaults in taking over the possession of the sold, the benefit and damage of the sold property pass to the receiver as if the transfer of possession has occurred. If the seller sends the goods to another place at the place of performance at the receiver's request, the benefit passes to the buyer when the goods are delivered to the carrier.

ARTICLE 8 – WARRANTER

The seller is obliged to deliver the contractual product in a sound, complete, and in accordance with the qualifications specified in the contract.

The seller party is responsible for the absence of the declared qualities of the product, which is the subject of the contract, which is contrary to its quality or quantity, which eliminates its value in terms of the purpose of use and the benefits expected by the buyer from it, or if there are significant material, legal or economic defects.

The receiving party is obliged to review the movable goods received within a reasonable time. If he/she sees a defect in the sold movable goods that requires the responsibility of the seller, he/she must notify the seller within the appropriate time.

The seller is also liable for any defects that the receiver may see by properly reviewing the sold item, only if it has assumed that such a defect has not been found.

The seller is not responsible for defects known to the receiver at the time of the conclusion of the sales contract.

If the seller is at fault for transferring the sold item as defective, no arrangements can be made to remove the seller's liability arising from the defect. The seriously defective seller cannot be relieved of the liability, even partially, by claiming that the defect in the movable property subject to the contract was not notified within the prescribed period.

If there is a defect in the purchased product, the receiver can withdraw from the contract by declaring that he is ready to return the sold product, may request a discount on the sale price at the rate of the defect by retaining the sold product, and may request that the sold product be repaired free of charge, at the seller's expense, if it does not require excessive costs or, if possible, request that the product sold be replaced with a non-defective one.

ARTICLE 9 – FORCE MAJEURE

Force majeure is defined as an event that does not exist or is unpredictable at the time of signing the contract, develops beyond the control of the parties, and prevents one or both of the parties from fulfilling their obligations and responsibilities under the contract, partially or completely, or from fulfilling them at the agreed time. In case of force majeure (natural disaster, war, terror, uprising, changing legislation provisions, seizure, strike, lockout, significant malfunction in production facilities), the party that cannot fulfill its debt due to force majeure shall immediately notify the other party in writing.

ARTICLE 10 – RIGHT OF WITHDRAWAL

The receiver has the right to withdraw from this contract within 14 days without having to show any reason and without paying any penalty. It is sufficient that the notification regarding the use of the right of withdrawal is directed to the seller within this period.

The receiver may use the movable goods received to the extent required by a regular review, otherwise, the right of withdrawal cannot be exercised.

In case of exercising the right of withdrawal, the shipping cost is borne by the seller.

ARTICLE 11 – SETTLEMENTS OF DISPUTES

For the resolution of disputes arising from this contract, Provincial and District Consumer Arbitration Committees are authorized up to the value announced by the Ministry of Customs and Trade, and Consumer Courts are authorized in cases exceeding these limits. The Consumer Arbitration Committee and the Consumer Courts are authorized in the place where the buyer purchased the product and service and where he or she resides.

CONTRACT’S DATE OF SIGNING: __________

RECEIVER ‘S SIGN:

SELLER’S SIGN: