General Terms and Conditions

Happy Arbitrage and FlipHunter, services of BaDuNi GmbH
Version 4.0 — Last updated: 21 August 2026

This is a translation for information purposes. In the event of any discrepancy between the German and English versions, the German version prevails.

Section 1 Scope and Provider

(1) These General Terms and Conditions apply to all contracts between BaDuNi GmbH, Iberg 9, 77876 Kappelrodeck, registered with the commercial register of Mannheim Local Court under HRB 751614, VAT ID DE369274875, represented by its Managing Director Sebastian Baßler (the "Provider"), and its customers regarding the use of the services offered under the Happy Arbitrage and FlipHunter brands.

(2) Which brand, product, plan and scope of services form the subject matter of the contract follows from the respective product description in the order process and from the order confirmation.

(3) The services are directed exclusively at entrepreneurs within the meaning of Section 14 of the German Civil Code (BGB) and at persons entering into the contract solely for the preparation or exercise of a commercial or self-employed professional activity. Private use as a consumer within the meaning of Section 13 BGB is excluded. During the order process the Customer expressly confirms, as a mandatory entry, that the order is not placed for private purposes.

(4) The Provider may request suitable evidence of commercial activity or of the clearly commercial purpose of the order before or after conclusion of the contract, for example a business registration, a VAT identification number, a commercial register extract or a plausible statement regarding the directly intended commercial activity as an Amazon seller.

(5) Should consumer law nevertheless apply in an individual case, the provisions of Section 18 apply in addition and with precedence.

(6) Deviating, conflicting or supplementary terms and conditions of the Customer do not become part of the contract unless the Provider expressly consents to their applicability in text form.

Section 2 General Subject Matter of the Contract

(1) The subject matter of the contract is the provision of the services of Happy Arbitrage or FlipHunter described in the respective order process.

(2) The binding scope of services follows from the respective product and plan description in the order process. Illustrations, product demos, sample data, experience reports of individual customers and explanations on the websites serve illustrative purposes unless expressly designated as binding service features.

(3) No particular commercial outcome is owed. This applies in particular to profits, revenues, purchasing opportunities, sales results, margins, return rates, sales velocity and Buy Box placements. Results of individual customers reproduced on the Provider's websites are individual results and not typical or expected results.

(4) The currently available plans, their scope of functions, prices, minimum terms, trial phases and payment intervals follow from the plan description displayed in the respective order process.

Section 2a Product Module Happy Arbitrage

(1) Happy Arbitrage is an integrated system for Amazon resellers and adjacent commercial trading models. Depending on the plan booked, the main services may include in particular:

• Provision of software-supported tools for product research, price monitoring, analysis and bookkeeping, in particular ArbitrageOne Premium and supplementary modules.
• Provision of a daily deal service with price alerts and storefront monitoring.
• Access to a closed business community for the exchange of experience.
• Individual advice and support within the scope of the plan booked, including Q&A calls and real-time exchange of experience.

(2) The focus of the contractually owed service lies on software-supported data provision, deal provision, synchronous individual advice and business exchange. Systematic, didactically structured transfer of knowledge or skills in the sense of a course is not owed.

(3) Where recorded video resources, templates, checklists and process descriptions are made accessible via a knowledge base in addition to the main services, these constitute a free, subordinate ancillary service for the Customer's own responsible use. No separate fee is charged for this ancillary service. It cannot be booked independently, does not determine the price of the respective plan and may be adjusted or discontinued at any time without changing the scope of services owed.

(4) The ancillary service under paragraph 3 contains no binding sequence, no curriculum and no assessment, grading, examination or other evaluation of the Customer carried out by the Provider. Technical displays of individual progress within the knowledge base serve solely the Customer's own orientation. No evaluation, feedback or performance monitoring by the Provider takes place.

(5) Live calls, Q&A sessions and the exchange in the voice and text channels of the community take place through bidirectional synchronous communication in real time. Customer and Provider can address each other directly, ask questions and respond to one another. To that extent there is no exclusive or predominant spatial separation within the meaning of the German Distance Learning Protection Act.

(6) The formats under paragraph 5 serve individual advice and the exchange of experience between customers in their business activity. They are not a teaching event and contain no assessment of knowledge by the Provider. The limits set out in Section 2d remain unaffected.

Section 2b Product Module FlipHunter

(1) FlipHunter is a software-supported A2A deal service for commercially acting Amazon sellers.

(2) Depending on the product description displayed in the order process, the FlipHunter scope of services includes in particular:

• Access to A2A deals from European Amazon marketplaces via Discord and the FlipHunter web app.
• Display of purchase and sales prices, trade routes, sales data, fees, profit, margin and ROI.
• Display of product, price, offer and sales rank data from the Keepa API.
• Individual filters for Discord as well as saved filters and views in the web app.
• Supplementary, manually selected deals.
• Access to the integrated A1 Analyzer.

(3) The FlipHunter web app, user accounts, access authorisations, filters and saved views are provided within the technical A1 infrastructure of ArbitrageOne GmbH. BaDuNi GmbH remains the Customer's contractual partner and point of contact for the FlipHunter service.

(4) Deal, price, sales, fee and market data may originate from third-party sources and may change at short notice. Unless expressly assured otherwise in the order process, the Provider does not guarantee any particular number of commercially usable deals and no permanent availability or saleability of individual offers.

(5) Before making a purchasing decision, the Customer reviews each deal on its own responsibility. This applies in particular to price, availability, selling authorisation, fees, taxes, product condition, delivery terms, return risks and possible restrictions of the respective marketplace.

Section 2c Product Module EPR Pilot

(1) EPR Pilot is a software-supported tool for preparing and managing data relating to extended producer responsibility obligations, in particular under the German Packaging Law Implementation Act (VerpackDG), the German Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act and the German Battery Law Implementation Act (BattDG). EPR Pilot is operated by BaDuNi GmbH and is available at https://www.epr-pilot.eu.

(2) EPR Pilot is provided exclusively as part of certain Happy Arbitrage plans. No separate contract for EPR Pilot is concluded; term, remuneration, billing and termination follow the plan booked. Access to EPR Pilot ends upon termination of the Happy Arbitrage contract.

(3) Depending on the plan booked, the scope of services includes in particular:

• Collection, structuring and preparation of the Customer's product and packaging data.
• Provision of overviews of deadlines, reporting periods and open tasks.
• Preparation of data in a form the Customer can use for its own registrations and filings.
• Status tracking of the steps carried out by the Customer itself.

(4) The Provider does not carry out any registrations, filings or other declarations vis-à-vis registers, authorities, scheme operators or appointed experts in the name of or on behalf of the Customer. The Provider does not act as the Customer's authorised representative and assumes no representation. All registrations, filings and declarations are made by the Customer itself and in its own name.

(5) The Customer remains fully the addressee of the obligations applicable to it. This applies in particular to registration in the LUCID packaging register, which under the German Packaging Law Implementation Act must be carried out personally and cannot be transferred to third parties, as well as to registrations and filings under the German Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act and the German Battery Law Implementation Act.

(6) The data, deadlines, categorisations, quantity figures and information displayed in EPR Pilot are based on the Customer's entries and on generally accessible information. The Provider gives no warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or timeliness of this information and no assurance that a registration or filing made on its basis satisfies the requirements of the respective competent body.

(7) The Customer is obliged to review the prepared data on its own responsibility before each use. The Customer alone is responsible for the accuracy and completeness of its entries and for compliance with the statutory obligations and deadlines applicable to it.

(8) EPR Pilot is not a legal service. The limits set out in Section 2d apply without restriction to EPR Pilot as well. The legal assessment of whether and to what extent extended producer responsibility obligations apply to the Customer is not part of the contract and must be clarified by a professional authorised to provide such advice.

Section 2d No Legal, Tax or Business Advice

(1) The Provider does not provide legal advice within the meaning of the German Legal Services Act, no assistance in tax matters within the meaning of the German Tax Advisory Act, no bookkeeping for the Customer, no investment advice and no business consultancy in the sense of a binding assessment of an individual case.

(2) Content in the community, in individual channels, in calls, in video responses and in the knowledge base constitutes the exchange of experience between commercially active market participants as well as general information on processes, tools and market conditions. It does not replace advice from a tax adviser, lawyer or other professional authorised to provide such advice and does not contain any case-specific legal or tax review.

(3) The Customer is obliged to have legal and tax questions concerning its business clarified by a professional authorised to provide such advice. This applies in particular to VAT, import VAT, customs law, packaging and electrical equipment legislation, product safety, trade mark and competition law, and to the assessment of individual procurement and distribution transactions.

(4) The Provider is not liable for decisions the Customer makes on the basis of general information or the exchange of experience. Section 13 remains unaffected.

Section 3 Conclusion of Contract

(1) Conclusion and performance of the contract take place in the German language.

(2) The Customer submits a binding offer by completing the order process via Stripe Checkout, authorising payment and providing the required legal confirmations. The contract is concluded upon confirmation by the Provider or upon activation of access.

(3) Before the order is completed, the essential contractual information is displayed to the Customer, in particular product, plan, net price, VAT amount, gross amount, payment interval, minimum term, any trial phase and termination provisions.

(4) Before completing an order, the Customer confirms as a mandatory entry that it concludes the contract as an entrepreneur within the meaning of Section 14 BGB or for the direct preparation of a commercial or self-employed activity and does not act for private purposes. Without this confirmation the order cannot be completed.

(5) By completing the order, the Customer consents to the applicability of these General Terms and Conditions in the version accessible at the time the contract is concluded. The applicable version is made available to the Customer in text form with the order confirmation.

(6) The Customer is obliged to provide truthful and complete information during the order process. This applies in particular to name, company, email address, billing data, entrepreneurial status, VAT identification number and payment data.

(7) The Provider may reject an order or block access where there are justified doubts that the order is placed for private purposes, with false data or in circumvention of the restriction to entrepreneurs.

Section 4 Prices, VAT and Payment

(1) All of the Provider's prices are net prices and are exclusive of the applicable statutory value added tax.

(2) The net price, the VAT amount and the gross amount payable are shown separately during the order process. The Customer authorises the recurring charging of the gross amount.

(3) The amount of the fee, the payment interval, the minimum term and any trial phase follow from the plan description displayed in the respective order process. The presentation in the order process is authoritative. The price displayed there and documented in the order confirmation applies to the subscription concluded, unless an effective price change is agreed under Section 15.

(4) If the Customer is established in another member state of the European Union and provides a valid VAT identification number during the order process, billing takes place without German VAT under the reverse charge procedure. The Customer is obliged to ensure the validity of its VAT identification number and to notify any changes without delay. If a statement proves to be incorrect, the Provider may subsequently claim the VAT incurred.

(5) Payment is processed via Stripe. Depending on availability, Stripe may offer different payment methods. The Customer authorises the recurring charging of the stored payment method for the fees due in each case.

(6) The fee is due at the beginning of the respective billing period, unless stated otherwise in the order process or in an individual agreement. Advance payment of the total sum of a minimum term takes place only where expressly agreed.

(7) Invoices are provided electronically or transmitted by email. The Customer consents to electronic invoicing.

(8) Discounted prices, special offers, launch prices or individual agreements apply only where expressly confirmed in the order process, in an order confirmation or in text form.

Section 5 Trial Phase

(1) Where a trial phase is offered for a plan, it begins upon successful completion of the order process. The duration of the trial phase follows from the plan description displayed in the order process.

(2) During a trial phase the Customer may receive access to the deal service, the community and the software. Supplementary materials in the knowledge base may be unlocked in whole or in part only after the trial phase has ended.

(3) The Customer may terminate the subscription during the trial phase at any time and without giving reasons in text form. Termination must be declared by email to support@happyarbitrage.de.

(4) The Provider informs the Customer during the order process and in the confirmation email of the termination route under paragraph 3 and of the date on which the subscription converts into a paid subscription. In addition, the Provider sends a reminder in text form before the trial phase ends.

(5) If no termination is given before the trial phase ends, the subscription automatically converts into a paid subscription. The first payment then falls due in accordance with the presentation in the order process.

(6) No free trial phase is offered for Happy 360+ or for FlipHunter unless expressly agreed otherwise in an individual case. The paid subscription begins upon conclusion of the contract and successful payment authorisation.

Section 6 Term and Termination

(1) The minimum term follows from the plan variant booked in the order process.

(2) Unless stated otherwise in the order process, the following basic models apply to Happy Arbitrage:

• Happy Deals: no minimum term, terminable monthly at the end of the month.
• Happy 360 with 6 months: 6 months minimum term, thereafter terminable monthly at the end of the month.
• Happy 360 with 12 months: 12 months minimum term, thereafter terminable monthly at the end of the month.
• Happy 360+: 6 months minimum term, thereafter terminable monthly at the end of the month, unless another term is agreed in the order process.

Billing takes place monthly unless expressly agreed otherwise. Advance payment of the total sum of the minimum term takes place only where expressly agreed.

(3) FlipHunter is offered without a minimum term as a monthly subscription. The subscription may be terminated at the end of the current monthly billing period.

(4) Termination during an agreed minimum term is possible only with effect from the end of the minimum term. After the minimum term has expired, termination is possible at the end of the current monthly billing period.

(5) Termination requires text form. Terminations for Happy Arbitrage must be declared by email to support@happyarbitrage.de. Terminations for FlipHunter must be declared by email to support@fliphunter.de. Receipt of the notice of termination at the respective address is decisive for processing.

(6) The Provider confirms receipt of the termination in text form and states the earliest possible end date. If termination is given before an agreed minimum term expires, the payment obligation remains in place until the end of the minimum term.

(7) The right to extraordinary termination for good cause remains unaffected for both parties.

(8) The subject matter of the contract is the provision of standardised services rendered uniformly to a large number of customers: software, data access, deal provision, community and exchange formats. The services are not rendered on the basis of a special personal relationship of trust with a particular natural person, are not tailored to the personality of a particular adviser and may be rendered by changing employees of the Provider. Services of a higher nature which are customarily entrusted on the basis of special confidence are therefore not the subject matter of the contract.

Section 7 Suspension

(1) Customers on the Happy 360 plan may request a suspension of up to 2 months once per calendar year. There is no entitlement to suspension.

(2) Suspension requires prior agreement in text form. During the suspension, service obligations and payment obligations are suspended.

(3) The contract term, any current minimum term and the earliest possible termination date are extended by the period of suspension.

(4) Suspension does not apply to Happy Deals or to Happy 360+.

(5) No suspension is provided for FlipHunter unless expressly agreed otherwise in text form in an individual case.

Section 8 Payment Default and Suspension of Access

(1) If a payment due cannot be collected successfully, the payment obligation remains in place.

(2) Following a failed collection, the Provider may issue a reminder and set a reasonable grace period. After the grace period has expired without result, the Provider is entitled to temporarily block access to the deal service, software, web app, Discord, community, third-party access and supplementary materials.

(3) Blocking on account of payment default does not terminate the contract. The payment obligation remains in place until the contract is effectively terminated.

(4) The Provider may assert outstanding claims, default interest and necessary costs of legal enforcement in accordance with statutory provisions.

(5) In the event of significant or repeated payment default, the Provider may terminate the contract extraordinarily for good cause. Fees already due remain payable.

Section 9 Access, Third-Party Providers and Technical Requirements

(1) The Customer requires an internet-enabled device, a stable internet connection and a valid email address.

(2) Depending on the product or plan booked, access to third-party platforms or supplementary services may also be required. These may include in particular Stripe, Discord, Memberspot, Google Meet, TidyCal, Loom, ArbitrageOne, the A1 Analyzer, EPR Pilot, Brevo and Mailjet.

(3) For FlipHunter, the web app, user accounts, access authorisations, filters and saved views are provided within the A1 infrastructure of ArbitrageOne GmbH.

(4) FlipHunter obtains product, price, offer and sales rank data via the Keepa API. The availability and timeliness of this data may depend on the availability of the respective third-party provider.

(5) Third-party services are additionally subject to the terms and data protection information of the respective third-party provider.

(6) The Provider may replace individual third-party providers where this does not unreasonably impair the essential purpose of the product or plan booked.

(7) Access credentials must be treated confidentially. The Customer is liable for activities carried out under its access to the extent it is responsible for them.

Section 10 Rights of Use and Prohibited Uses

(1) The Provider grants the Customer, for the term of the contract, a simple, non-transferable and non-sublicensable right to use the services provided within the scope of the product or plan booked for its own commercial purposes.

(2) The Customer is prohibited in particular from:

• systematically passing on deals, alerts, data, analyses, filters or community content to third parties;
• reselling content or making it publicly accessible;
• sharing access with third parties;
• recording calls, community content, deals or video responses without prior consent;
• circumventing technical protection measures, plan limits, filter limits or usage limits;
• carrying out automated queries, scraping or other technical access not expressly authorised by the Provider;
• using the community or Discord access for unauthorised advertising, spam, unlawful content or conduct damaging to business.

(3) In the event of breaches, the Provider may block access temporarily or permanently after prior warning. In the event of serious breaches, the Provider may terminate the contract extraordinarily.

Section 11 Community and Communication

(1) The community rules published there apply to Discord channels, community areas and comparable communication platforms as the Provider's house rules. They govern conduct within these areas and entitle the Provider, in the event of breaches, to the measures set out in paragraph 2. They do not create any performance or payment obligations of the Customer beyond these General Terms and Conditions.

(2) In the event of breaches of the house rules, the Provider may warn the Customer, remove individual contributions or withdraw access to the affected area temporarily or permanently. Exclusion from a community or communication channel due to a breach for which the Customer is responsible does not affect the payment obligation.

(3) Changes to the community rules will be announced in the affected area with 14 days' notice.

(4) The Provider may use AI systems for support, orientation and community functions, in particular Happy AI as well as services from OpenAI and Anthropic. The Customer should not transmit sensitive personal data, trade secrets or content infringing third-party rights to AI functions. Responses from AI systems are machine-generated, may be inaccurate and do not constitute advice within the meaning of Section 2d.

(5) Contract-related and transactional emails may be sent via Brevo and Mailjet.

Section 12 Availability and Changes to the Services

(1) The Provider endeavours to ensure reasonable availability of its own services. Planned maintenance, necessary security measures, force majeure and third-party outages are excluded from this.

(2) The respective availability and terms of third-party providers and external services such as Stripe, Discord, Memberspot, Google Meet, Loom, Brevo, Mailjet, ArbitrageOne, A1 Analyzer, Keepa or EPR Pilot apply.

(3) The Provider may further develop, replace or adapt the services where there is an objective reason and the change is reasonable for the Customer. An objective reason exists in particular in the case of:

• technical further development or replacement of the software used,
• discontinuation, modification or increased cost of interfaces and services of third-party providers used,
• requirements of IT security or data protection,
• changed marketplace requirements, in particular those of Amazon,
• changes in the legal situation or official orders.

The essential purpose of the plan booked may not cease as a result of the change. The Provider informs the Customer of material changes in text form with reasonable advance notice. If a change significantly disadvantages the Customer, it may terminate the contract within 30 days of receiving the information, with effect from the date the change takes effect.

(4) Short-term changes to individual deal, price, product or market data do not constitute a change to the scope of services owed.

Section 13 Liability and Warranty

(1) The Provider is liable without limitation

• for intent and gross negligence,
• for injury to life, body or health,
• for fraudulently concealed defects,
• to the extent of an expressly assumed guarantee,
• under the German Product Liability Act and other mandatory statutory provisions.

(2) In the event of slightly negligent breach of material contractual obligations, the Provider is liable for the foreseeable damage typical for this type of contract. Material contractual obligations are those obligations whose fulfilment makes the proper performance of the contract possible in the first place and on whose observance the Customer may regularly rely.

(3) Liability under paragraph 2 is limited in amount to twelve times the most recently agreed monthly net fee, but no less than EUR 10,000 per claim. This limitation applies exclusively to liability for slight negligence under paragraph 2 and not to the cases listed in paragraph 1.

(4) Liability of the Provider is otherwise excluded. In particular, the Provider is not liable for slightly negligent breach of non-material contractual obligations.

(5) The above provisions do not entail any change in the burden of proof to the Customer's detriment. The above limitations of liability also apply for the benefit of the Provider's legal representatives, employees and vicarious agents.

(6) The data, deals, price alerts, analyses and information provided are based in part on third-party sources and market data. The Provider gives no warranty as to the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, saleability, availability or commercial usability of individual information.

(7) The Provider is not liable for subsequent price changes, sold-out offers, restrictions of selling authorisations, changes to Amazon fees, Buy Box changes or other developments outside its sphere of influence.

(8) The Customer makes purchasing, sales, tax, legal and business decisions on its own responsibility. Section 2d remains unaffected.

Section 14 Data Protection

The Provider processes personal data in accordance with the applicable privacy policy:

• Happy Arbitrage: https://happyarbitrage.de/datenschutz
• FlipHunter: https://fliphunter.de/datenschutz
• EPR Pilot: https://www.epr-pilot.eu/datenschutz

Section 15 Changes to the GTC and to Current Contracts

(1) The Provider may amend these General Terms and Conditions with effect for future contracts.

(2) Changes to a contract already in force become effective only if the Customer expressly consents or if the change is required by mandatory statutory provisions and does not alter the contractual balance to the Customer's detriment.

(3) Changes affecting the agreed price, the main service, the term or the termination options to the Customer's detriment require an express agreement. Silence or the mere continued use of the services does not constitute consent.

(4) The Customer will be informed of material changes in text form with reasonable advance notice.

(5) These General Terms and Conditions carry a version number and a date. The version applicable at the time the contract is concluded is made available to the Customer with the order confirmation and archived by the Provider.

Section 16 Severability and Partial Invalidity

(1) Should an individual service component of Happy Arbitrage, in particular the supplementary knowledge base described in Section 2a (3), prove to be wholly or partly ineffective for legal reasons, the contract remains effective in all other respects. The parties assume that the main services under Section 2a (1), in particular software, deal service, community and individual advice, can be obtained independently and meaningfully in commercial and substantive terms even without this ancillary service.

(2) Should individual provisions of these General Terms and Conditions be or become invalid, the validity of the remaining provisions remains unaffected. The statutory provision takes the place of the invalid provision.

Section 17 Final Provisions

(1) The law of the Federal Republic of Germany applies, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.

(2) If the Customer is a merchant, a legal entity under public law or a special fund under public law, the place of jurisdiction is the Provider's registered office.

(3) Amendments and additions to the contract require text form. This also applies to the waiver of this text form requirement.

Section 18 Precautionary Provisions in the Event that Consumer Law Applies

(1) The Provider's offering is directed exclusively at entrepreneurs. Should consumer law nevertheless apply in an individual case, the following provisions apply as a precaution. They do not constitute an offer to consumers and no departure from Section 1 (3).

(2) In that case, the gross amounts displayed during the order process are final prices including value added tax.

(3) In that case, the following withdrawal instruction applies.

Withdrawal Instruction

Right of withdrawal. You have the right to withdraw from this contract within fourteen days without giving any reason. The withdrawal period is fourteen days from the day of the conclusion of the contract.

To exercise your right of withdrawal, you must inform us

BaDuNi GmbH, Iberg 9, 77876 Kappelrodeck, Germany
Email: support@happyarbitrage.de or support@fliphunter.de

of your decision to withdraw from this contract by an unequivocal statement, for example a letter sent by post or an email. You may use the model withdrawal form below, but it is not obligatory. To meet the withdrawal deadline, it is sufficient for you to send your communication concerning your exercise of the right of withdrawal before the withdrawal period has expired.

Effects of withdrawal. If you withdraw from this contract, we shall reimburse to you all payments received from you without undue delay and in any event not later than fourteen days from the day on which we are informed about your decision to withdraw from this contract. We will carry out such reimbursement using the same means of payment as you used for the initial transaction, unless you have expressly agreed otherwise; in any event, you will not incur any fees as a result of such reimbursement.

If you requested that the services begin during the withdrawal period, you shall pay us an amount which is in proportion to what has been provided until you have communicated to us your withdrawal from this contract, in comparison with the full coverage of the contract.

Early expiry for digital content. In the case of a contract for the supply of digital content not supplied on a tangible medium, the right of withdrawal expires if we have begun performance of the contract after you have expressly consented to us beginning performance before the expiry of the withdrawal period, you have confirmed your awareness that you thereby lose your right of withdrawal, and we have provided you with confirmation of this.

Model Withdrawal Form

If you wish to withdraw from the contract, please complete and return this form.

To
BaDuNi GmbH, Iberg 9, 77876 Kappelrodeck, Germany
Email: support@happyarbitrage.de or support@fliphunter.de

I/we (*) hereby give notice that I/we (*) withdraw from my/our (*) contract of sale of the following goods (*) / for the provision of the following service (*):

_______________________________________________

Ordered on (*) / received on (*): _____________
Name of consumer(s): _____________
Address of consumer(s): _____________
Signature of consumer(s) (only if this form is notified on paper): _____________
Date: _____________

(*) Delete as appropriate.