Terms and Conditions of Use

1. Legal Notice

The website Lockers.fr is published by ANTEORY SAS, with a share capital of €150,000, located at 70 rue Jacques Babinet, 31100 Toulouse, registered with the Toulouse RCS under number 444 704 928.

Phone: 05 34 60 31 16
Communication & Web Contact: Anna de Collet
Hosting Provider: OVH, 2 rue Kellermann, 59100 Roubaix

2. Purpose of the Terms of Use

These Terms of Use define the conditions for accessing and navigating the website, which is strictly restricted to adults (persons of legal age). By accessing the website, the user fully accepts these terms. These terms may be modified at any time by ANTEORY.

3. User Conduct

The user agrees to comply with applicable laws and regulations and refrains from publishing any unlawful or harmful content. It is strictly prohibited to distribute any content that violates public order, third-party rights, or the image of ANTEORY.

4. Liability and Warranties

ANTEORY ensures the reliability of the website but does not guarantee the completeness or accuracy of the information provided. The website may be unavailable due to maintenance or force majeure. ANTEORY disclaims any liability for direct or indirect damage related to the use of the website.

Telephone conversations may be recorded to improve service quality. These recordings are kept for a maximum of 6 months.

5. Links to Third-Party Websites

The website may contain links to third-party websites. ANTEORY is not responsible for their content or any damage suffered by the user when visiting them.

6. Intellectual Property

All content on this website is protected by intellectual property rights and is the exclusive property of ANTEORY. Any total or partial reproduction is prohibited without prior written authorization.

7. Privacy Policy and Cookies

The collection and processing of personal data are governed by our Privacy Policy. The use of cookies is also detailed in that policy.

8. Applicable Law and Jurisdiction

These Terms of Use are governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, the consumer may contact a mediator. Failing an amicable agreement, jurisdiction is granted to the courts of the user's place of residence or performance of the service. For professionals, the Commercial Court of Toulouse shall have exclusive jurisdiction.