These terms are the agreed ground rules of the trail that runs between Tongshan Liudadi E-Commerce Co., Ltd. and every person who reads this site or hires our operations help. Read them in full before you use the website, ask for a quote or sign a service agreement. Where a separate written contract exists between us and a client, that contract fills in any detail these terms leave open and takes priority if the two conflict about a point the contract sets out plainly.
01Acceptance of these terms
By visiting any page of www.liudadiecom.lat, by using the contact form, by writing to our address, or by beginning a paid engagement, you agree to be bound by these terms of service. If you do not agree with any part, please stop using the site and do not begin a service until the point is discussed and settles in writing.
These terms apply to the entire Company offer, including the website content, any free assessment conversation and every paid service that might follow. A free talk does not create a separate, looser contract; it is simply the first mile under the same rules of honesty that govern the paid section of the walk.
We may update these terms from time to time as described near the end of this document. Your continued use after a change to a general clause counts as agreement to the revised version, while a change that narrows an existing right you hold will be flagged to you before it applies to work already in hand.
02Who provides the service
The service provider is Tongshan Liudadi E-Commerce Co., Ltd., a company whose registered place of business is Room 207, Building 3, Anfa Community, Jiugong Avenue, Tongyang Town, Tongshan County, Xianning - 437600, China (CN). In these terms the Company refers to that single business and its team.
The trade name of the Company on the website and in public materials is LIUDADI ECOM. Use of that shorter name does not change the identity of the legal party. Any invoice, order or court filing that relates to this business is made in the full registered name above.
The person named Liu Zhengyu is the contact owner for day to day correspondence. That person can be reached at mail@liudadiecom.lat and by telephone on +19595882573, and any notice sent to those details will reach the office that manages these services.
03Nature of the services offered
The Company supplies computer integrated systems design services combined with online retail operations support. In practice this means we help a seller plan, run and improve storefronts on third party marketplaces such as large shopping platforms.
Our services include marketplace store operations, product research and selection, listing copy and imaging, order and returns handling, promotion calendar management and store health audits. A fuller description of each appears on the services page of this site.
We act as an operations partner under the direction of our client and within the written rules of each marketplace. We do not claim ownership of any marketplace account, brand, product catalog or merchant agreement; those remain with the client who owns the store.
04Permitted use of this website
The content of this website is offered for your personal and business information. You may read it, print it for your own use and share the web address with others who may be interested in the services.
You must not copy large sections of the text, images or design and present them as your own, nor use automated tools to scrape the pages and rebuild a competing offer. The design and words of the site belong to the Company as described in the intellectual property section below.
You agree not to use the site in a way that damages it, overloads the server, interferes with other users, or attempts to reach parts of the system that are not meant for public access. Any such misuse may be reported and may end your ability to use the site quietly as far as the law allows.
Opinions expressed by the Company on this site are offered in good faith as information, and they are not a substitute for the specific advice that a qualified professional gives once they know the detail of your own store and market.
05Client accounts and marketplace access
Much of the work we do happens inside marketplace accounts that belong to the client. To perform that work you may grant the Company a limited access to one or more of those accounts under the permissions that the platform itself provides.
The client stays responsible for what the marketplace account is authorized to do, for the accuracy of the product and business information held in it and for keeping the account under the Client own control. We recommend that access be given through limited sub accounts rather than through the primary credentials wherever a platform supports that route.
Where the platform does not allow a limited account, the client should weigh the risk before sharing full access and should change the password promptly when our work ends. The Company will withdraw its own saved access as soon as the engagement closes rather than keeping a silent key to a former client store.
06Scope of the work agreement
Each paid engagement begins with a written statement that names the store, the marketplace, the list of services, the delivery schedule and the fee. That statement, read together with these terms, forms the agreement between the client and the Company.
The Company carries out only the services the statement lists. Work that a client requests later, such as an extra product launch or an additional store, is treated as a change to the scope and is priced and timed separately before it begins.
Reports, calendars and audit notes produced during the term describe what was done and what is recommended next. A recommendation is a plan, not a promise of a particular sales result, and it is shaped to the market conditions present when it was written.
No engagement is offered as a fixed guarantee that sales, rankings or account standing will rise by any stated amount during a given period, for reasons set out later in the disclaimer section.
07Fees and payment terms
Fees are stated in the written agreement and are payable in the currency the agreement names. Unless the agreement says otherwise, fees are due for the stated period in advance so that the Company can commit its team time without interruption.
A typical engagement is arranged as a recurring monthly service or as a fixed project with agreed milestones. Project work is invoiced stage by stage, and work for that stage begins only when the payment for it is settled or a credit arrangement is agreed in writing.
If a payment falls late, the Company may pause active work on the affected store until the account is brought back to date. A late pause is never used to damage a client performance record; it simply stops the flow of new effort until payment catches up.
Any refund due under a cancelled project is handled fairly, deducting only the work already delivered and the costs already committed on the Client behalf.
08Obligations of the client
For our partnership to walk well, the client agrees to give the Company the information it reasonably needs and to do so honestly and in time. That includes access to the store, accurate contact details, knowledge of current stock and notice of any change in goals.
The client agrees not to ask the Company to do anything a marketplace forbids or that is dishonest, such as arranging fake reviews, mislabelling a product or inflating order numbers to trick an algorithm. Work of that kind is refused quietly and clearly, because it would damage the very store it claimed to help.
The client agrees to keep the Company updated on anything that affects the business, including new regulations, a change of bank card or a dispute with a platform, so that advice is based on the real trail rather than on a stale map.
Requests for urgent work should follow the agreed channel so they are seen by the right person rather than lost in a general mailbox.
09Marketplace rule compliance
Every marketplace has its own policies covering listings, buyers, ratings and account behaviour. When those policies change, it is the client responsibility to keep the Company informed if the change is not visible from the account, and it is the company duty to apply current rules to the work it performs.
Where the rules of a platform conflict with a request a client makes, the platform rule wins. The Company will tell the client when a requested action is not possible under the account current policy rather than doing the act in a way that risks the store standing.
Compliance failures that stem from the client own products, such as an item later ruled unsafe by an authority, remain a matter for the client to resolve with the authority and the marketplace. The Company supplies operations care, not a blanket of legal clearance for every product.
10Intellectual property
Our material
The design, layout, text, images and graphics of the Company website, together with the internal checklists, templates and methods we build, are the property of the Company or of a licensor to the Company. They are protected under copyright and related laws.
Your material
Listing copy, product images and store content that the Company writes or prepares for a client during a paid engagement belong to that client once payment is settled. Pre-existing tools, style rules and system methods used to create that content stay with the Company and are simply licensed to the client through the delivered work.
Marks and names
The LIUDADI ECOM name and any company marks may be used only with written permission. A client may state honestly that the Company runs certain of its operations, but may not suggest that the client owns the mark or that our names are theirs.
11Confidential information
During an engagement each side may see the other side private detail, such as account statistics, margin figures, launch plans and business methods. Both sides treat that material as confidential and reveal it only to those who need it for the work.
The Company will not publish a client revenue number, a store name or an internal metric as a public example without the client clear written permission. Where a general case study is agreed, the client approves the wording before it goes anywhere.
This duty of confidence starts at the first assessment call and survives the end of the agreement, because private figures do not lose their sensitivity merely because a paid term has closed.
12Data and the relation to the privacy policy
How the Company handles personal data is set out fully in the separate privacy policy of this site. That policy forms part of the agreement between the parties and is incorporated into these terms by that reference.
Order information that touches a shopper, including a delivery address, is used only to complete the fulfillment or support task the client directs, and it is not stored longer than the task needs. Store analytics shared with us are treated as business data rather than as personal profiles.
Where the client holds personal data of its own shoppers, the client remains the data controller for that data under the relevant law. The Company acts as a processor on the client behalf and follows reasonable instructions, and the contract records the safeguards needed for that role.
13Availability and interruption of service
The Company aims to keep the website and scheduled operations running without pause, yet no online service runs forever without interruption. Maintenance, faults at a marketplace, network outage and events beyond either side control can cause a gap.
During routine maintenance we prefer to work at low traffic hours and will give notice where a longer pause is planned. Interruptions caused by a third party platform are the responsibility of that platform, and the Company will help you seek the remedy or claim that the platform itself offers.
A brief interruption does not by itself release either party from the rest of the agreement, and any service credit for a long outage is decided fairly and stated in writing rather than left vague.
14Termination and suspension
Either the client or the Company may end a recurring engagement by giving written notice for the period the agreement names, commonly a month. Work already paid for to a period end continues to the close, and any unused advance is returned where no work supports it.
The Company may suspend or end work without notice if a client acts dishonestly, asks for a marketplace violation, fails to pay on time after a reminder, or otherwise breaks these terms in a way that cannot reasonably be repaired within notice.
On ending, the Company returns any material that belongs to the client, withdraws its access to the store and closes its files, subject only to records the law asks it to keep. The clauses on confidentiality, liability, payment of work already done and governing law survive the ending of the agreement.
15Warranty and honest disclaimer
The Company warrants that it will carry out the agreed services with reasonable care and skill and in line with current marketplace rules. This is the core promise at the heart of our work, and we keep it in order to deserve your hire.
We make no warranty that a particular level of sales, traffic, ranking or account health will be reached within a set time. Online retail is shaped by factors we do not control, including the buying season, competitor price moves, platform changes and general demand. Anyone who promises a fixed climb in a fixed number of days is describing a hope, not a service care standard.
The website content is provided as general information without any express warranty of fitness for a specific commercial purpose. Ask us for tailored advice if you plan to act on something you read here.
16Limitation of liability
Neither party is liable to the other for lost profit, lost sales, loss of goodwill or any incidental or indirect damage that arises from the service, even where that party was told such loss was possible. This keeps the risk of a venture with the person who chose the venture, which is the fair shape of a deal between a service firm and a business owner.
Where the law allows, the total liability of each party for a claim under an engagement is limited to the total fees paid to the Company for that engagement during the twelve months before the claim arose. This cap lets both sides insure or borrow against a known amount rather than a bottomless risk.
Nothing in these terms limits a party liability where the law refuses such a limit, including liability arising from a party own fraud, gross negligence or wilful wrongdoing, or liability that cannot lawfully be excluded under the country that governs the agreement.
17Indemnity given by the client
The client agrees to defend, keep harmless and compensate the Company against reasonable claims and losses that arise because the client supplied content, products or instructions that break a law or a marketplace rule, such as a listing that infringes another brand right or an item that fails a safety standard.
This indemnity does not cover losses that spring from the Company own fault in carrying out the work, because each side bears the result of its own carelessness and not the other side fault. It applies only where the wrongdoing traces back to the client material or instructions.
The client should tell the Company at once about any claim that touches work the Company performed, cooperate with any agreed defence and not settle a claim that would place an unfair burden on the Company without first discussing it.
18Changes to these terms
The Company may revise these terms from time to time to reflect a change in the service, in the law or in the way the business is run. The current version always sits on this page under the same web address.
For a change that narrows a client existing right or lifts a fee during a running term, the Company gives written notice before the change bites, and the client may end the engagement at the old terms within a short window if the change does not suit them.
Continuing to use the site or to receive a service after the effective date of a reasonable revision counts as acceptance of the revised terms for the time after that date.
19Governing law and disputes
These terms are governed by the law that applies at the registered place of business of the Company in China, subject to any mandatory protection that the law of the client country gives to a consumer in a case where that client is a private individual rather than a business.
In the first instance the parties try to settle any difference by an honest conversation, and a senior member of each side will be given ten working days to resolve it before any formal step is taken.
If a matter still stands, the parties may agree to take it to a recognized mediation before any court action. A court at the registered place of business of the Company has ordinary jurisdiction for business agreements, while a consumer dealing as a private person keeps the protection of their own local court where the law gives that right.
20Contact information
Any notice, question or request about these terms should be sent to the details below so that it reaches the correct desk without delay.
Trading name: LIUDADI ECOM
Legal entity: Tongshan Liudadi E-Commerce Co., Ltd.
Contact person: Liu Zhengyu
Email: mail@liudadiecom.lat
Phone: +19595882573
Office: Room 207, Building 3, Anfa Community, Jiugong Avenue, Tongyang Town, Tongshan County, Xianning - 437600, China (CN)
Thank you for reading the ground rules of the trail. If the words above ever feel distant from your real project, ask us a plain question and we will answer in the same plain spirit.