The Heist Agreement — Terms

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By entering the market, you agree to these simple rules. Don't overcomplicate it. This isn't a terms of service, it's a code of honor for the rebellion.

chor@bazaar:~/legal $ cat gist.txt ● 60 seconds

The Gist of It.

You're taking a free tool, not a magic money-printing machine. We provide the weapon, you wield it. You are responsible for your own actions and trades. If you can live with that, read on. If you can't, close the tab — no harm done.

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The Take

What You're Getting.

You are getting a free license to use a digital tool. You get to use it. Forever. Updates and upgrades are free too — like everything else here. The version you take is yours for life.

Disclaimer

What You're NOT Getting.

Financial Advice —We are not your financial advisor. The tools provide data, not recommendations. You are solely responsible for your trading decisions.
A Perfect Product —The tools are provided "as-is." They are powerful but may have quirks. We're not a mega-corp with a 24/7 support helpline.
A Guarantee —Of profit, of performance, or of anything else. Trading is risky. You can lose money. The tool doesn't change that.

House Rules

The Rules of the Market.

No Resale —Don't try to reverse-engineer, copy, or resell our tools. That's our job. (Just kidding. Don't do it.)
No Illegal Use —Don't use the tools for anything illegal. You know what that means.
No Liability —You agree that we are not liable for any losses, damages, or headaches incurred from using our tools or from trading in general.

Eviction

Getting Kicked Out of the Market.

If you break these rules, we can revoke your access to future updates and support. But we'd rather not. We're all on the same side here.

Governing Law

The Fine Print (Governing Law).

This agreement is governed by the laws of India. Any disputes will be resolved in the courts of Mumbai, because that's where the real market is.

SIGNED
IN INK

// Last Updated — The day we decided lawyers talk too much and wrote this instead.

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