Terms and Conditions

Our goal is to support you the customer as much as possible, therefore our reputation is built on customer service and support.

We take the responsibility of your care seriously which is why we hold the Warranty for all products within our own premises in the UK and are here to talk to you in the unfortunate event of an issue arriving. Therefore are happy to share our contact information with you.

In the event of any question on use/maintenance/service or any general assistance please contact us:
Office – 01778 426610
Mobile – 07860 774214 (Available out of hours)
Email – office@home2brew.com

1. Concepts

Seller – Coffee Beans Coffee Machines Ltd
Buyer – physical adult person acquiring goods from the seller, a minor (14 to 18 years old) who has the permission of parents or guardians (except when he disposes of his/her own income), a legal person or the persons’ authorized representative;
Terms of Use – contracts – rules establishing relationships, rights, duties, and responsibilities between the buyer and the seller;
Agreement – Selling-Purchasing – a contract between the buyer and the seller concluded during the time of sale.
E-shop – seller’s website/store (www.coffeebeans-coffeemachines.com) which enables to identify buyer, his/her reservations, contact information, billing, and shipping information;
Order – a list of items purchased by the buyer.

2. The general provisions

These rules are a legal document, binding on the parties and outlining the buyer’s and the seller’s rights, duties, purchase and paying conditions, delivery, returning procedures, parties’ responsibilities, and other selling – buying provisions related to the sale of goods from the Seller.

When placing an order to the seller, the buyer must become acquainted with these rules, and confirm that he did so when submitting the required information to conclude contracts and ship orders.

The Seller has the right to change the rules at any time, having regard to the law requirements. The buyer will be informed of the changes of the rules in the e-shop.

3. Conclusion of the contract moment

The contract between the buyer and the seller may be concluded from the moment when:

The buyer forms the order in the e-shop/direct or via an approved 3rd party retailer provides all the necessary information to conclude the contract and deliver the goods and presses the “Buy” button or completes the transaction.

When buying via phone, the buyer provides the necessary data to conclude the contract, form the order, and deliver.

4. Buyer’s rights

The buyer has the right to refuse the sale – purchase contract and return the goods. Buyer must notify the Seller in writing, specifying the item(s) desired to return and the reason for the return, under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, consumers may be entitled to a refund, replacement, repair, and/or compensation where goods are faulty or not as described.

Buyers can take advantage of the right that is determined in the rules in paragraph 4.1 only if the item was damaged, the appearance of the item was not significantly changed or it was not used.

In case the buyer purchased a set of goods from the Seller and in accordance with the rules in paragraph 4.1. and wishes to withdraw the purchase and sale contract for a (certain) product (s), he must return the entire set of goods to the Seller. In the case at least one of the supplied goods does not comply with the rules laid down in paragraph 11.3 of the requirements, the seller has the right to refuse to accept the return of the set of the goods.

5. Buyer’s responsibilities

The buyer must pay for the goods and accept them according to the procedure established by these rules.

• While using the e-shop, the buyer undertakes to comply with these rules, other conditions given in the e-shop, and UK legislation.
• When purchasing any item the buyer is responsible for using the product with its intended purpose, any use other may invalidate the warranty
• Misuse of a product / deliberate damage constitutes invalidation of the warranty
• Products not maintained/looked after in accordance to the manufacturer’s instructions/guidance will be may invalidate the warranty (at the Discretion  of Coffee Beans Coffee Machines Ltd)

6. Seller’s rights

The seller has the right to determine the minimum size of the order at its sole discretion, that is to say, the minimum amount at which free customised product delivery will be carried out. These amounts shall be expressed in terms of delivery.

If the buyer is trying to undermine the e-shop’s stability and security or is in breach of its obligations, the seller shall have the right to suspend or restrict access to the e-shop immediately and without notice.

When the buyer makes a purchase, the seller, in case of uncertainty on the order information, contacts the customers by the listed contacts. The seller has the right to cancel the order without prior notice to the buyer if the seller fails to contact the buyer within three (3) working days.

We reserve the right to reject a warranty or refund claim should the product be found not to be correctly maintained or misused or used otherwise to instructed use.

7. The seller’s obligations

The seller agrees, by the conditions set in these rules and e-shop, to permit the buyer to use the e-shop’s services.

• The seller undertakes to respect the privacy of the buyer’s right to his/her personal information and to manage the buyer’s personal data only by the rules and the procedure established by the law of the UK.
• The seller agrees to deliver the goods ordered by the buyer at the address, specified in section 9 of the conditions and terms.
• The seller, being unable to deliver the ordered goods to the buyer on the important circumstances, undertakes to offer another item as similar as possible to the ordered one. If the buyer refuses to accept the most similar item or another product with analogous characteristics, the seller agrees to return the money paid by the buyer within three (3) working days, if the payment was made in advance.

When the buyer uses the terms’ in paragraph 4.1. and under the conditions of terms in paragraph 4.3., the seller agrees to return the money paid by the buyer within 14 (fourteen) days, counted from the date of the receipt of returned goods.

8. Product payment procedures and deadlines

The buyer can pay for goods in the following ways:

• Bank transfer – this is prepayment when the buyer transfers money from his/her account to the seller’s account in accordance with the Order account.
• Using PayPal services.
• By credit/debit card.

When the buyer has a discount code, he can use it in the e-shop when buying goods:

• The discount code is applied only for selected products.
• The discount code does not give any extra discount for products, which are already discounted.

9. Product delivery and pick-up

The buyer’s goods will be delivered with Parcelforce 24h or Royal Mail  2nd class delivery services.

Delivery of goods to the buyer:

• A buyer chooses the time of order delivery service and commits to pointing out the exact place of delivery.
• The buyer undertakes to accept the goods or indicate the person, who will accept the goods at the time of ordering. In case the buyer (or the assigned person) can not accept the goods, and the goods are delivered to the address provided by the buyer on the basis of other data, the buyer has no right to bring claims against the seller for the delivery.
• The seller or his/her authorized representative delivers the goods.

Delivery (transportation) fees are:
Stated individually – in the UK and within EU.

We do not currently supply outside the UK due to the plug differences, however, will look at it on individual bases.

The goods will be delivered between 1 and 5 working days, 8 am to 16 pm. In case there is a problem or shortage of goods, the seller shall promptly notify the buyer of a possibly longer delivery time and if it satisfies the buyer, the seller continues to perform order delivery.

In all cases, the seller is free from liability for breach of terms of delivery of the goods, if the goods are not submitted to the buyer or are not submitted at the time due to the fault of the buyer or circumstances caused by the buyer.

During delivery of goods, the buyer together with the seller or his/her agent must check the item and item’s condition and sign a transfer – acceptance agreement.
 After the buyer signs the transfer – acceptance agreement, it is considered that the shipment has been delivered in proper condition, with no damage, which could be caused not by the manufacturing defects, and the product is with no discrepancies (those that can be set at the time of the external viewing of the goods). Noticing that the parcel package is damaged (crumpled, wet, or otherwise externally damaged), product(s) are damaged and/or not suitable, the buyer must note it in the transfer agreement and in the presence of the seller or his/her representative, write free-form item’s and/or product(s) damage/discrepancy act. If the buyer fails to make these actions, the Seller is relieved of liability to the buyer for the damages of goods, if the basis for the emergence of such violations is not factory faults and inconsistencies, if these discrepancies can be identified during the external review of goods.

10. Product quality guarantee and the expiry date

Under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, consumers may be entitled to a refund, replacement, repair, and/or compensation where goods are faulty or not as described. And if you’re not totally satisfied with your purchase for any reason, you still can return it for free within 14 calendar days after delivery.

The seller is not responsible for the fact that the colour, shape or other parameter of the item in the e-shop may not match the actual product size, shape and color because of the display features that the buyer uses.

A guarantee of quality provided by the seller does not limit the rights of consumers, which are determined by law as they purchase products or services of poor quality.
For coffee machines, there’s a 2-year warranty provided. In specific cases seller refers the buyer to the warranty service centre.

When returning goods, the buyer must contact the seller to start the return process. If the item is being returned, the seller agrees to take such item and replace it with similar that is appropriate. In case the seller does not have a similar product or the customer doesn’t want a replacement, the seller returns the money, which was paid for the item, to the buyer. In any case, return costs are covered by the seller.

11. Returns and exchanges

Under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, consumers may be entitled to a refund, replacement, repair and/or compensation where goods are faulty or not as described. And if you’re not totally satisfied with your purchase for any reason, you still can return it for free within 14 calendar days after delivery.

In order to return the item (s) in the cases referred to the rules in paragraph 11.1., the buyer must contact the seller and submit a written request for the return of goods. This must be carried out in accordance with paragraph 4.2 of the rules.

In case of returning the goods to the buyer, it is necessary to follow these conditions:

• The returned item must be in its original package (this does not apply in the case of a faulty product returned) however must be packed securely for transit responsibly to ensure safe return, only upon safe arrival with ourselves (Goods checked on receipt) will we be responsible.
• Items must be not damaged or altered in any way by the buyer;
• Item must be unused, of marketable appearance (undamaged labels, security pellicle, etc.) (This paragraph does not apply in case of a returned faulty product);
  The returned item must be returned with the same parts as it did when received by the buyer;
• When returning an item, it is necessary to provide the document of acquisition and a written request for the return of goods;
• The seller has the right to not accept returned goods if the buyer fails to comply with the procedure for returning the goods, which is determined in this article.

When returning goods, the buyer must contact the seller to start the return process. If the item is being returned, the seller agrees to take such item and replace it with similar that is appropriate. In case the seller does not have a similar product or the customer doesn’t want a replacement, the seller returns the money, which was paid for the item, to the buyer. In any case, return costs are covered by the seller.

Returns and exchanges are carried out in accordance with the Consumer Rights Act, 2015.

The money for the returned goods in all cases are transferred by transfer and only to the payer’s bank account.

12. Personal information

When placing an order to the seller, the buyer is required to provide personal information, which allows the seller to identify the buyer, to deliver the order, if necessary, to contact the buyer about any additional information needed, or use them for direct marketing purposes.

When placing an order, the buyer agrees that the communications, which are required for product’s delivery, are sent via the specified e-mail address and telephone number.
The buyer, wishing that his/her e-mail address or phone number wouldn’t be used for direct marketing purposes, must notify the seller.

The seller confirms that the buyer’s personal data will be processed only for goods’ purchasing purposes, as well as direct marketing (unless the buyer announces that he does not want his/her personal data used for direct marketing purposes as it is determined in rules paragraph 12.3) purposes. Seller agrees to not disclose buyer’s personal data to the third parties, except sellers’ partners, providing the delivery of goods or the other services related to the buyer’s ordering. In all other cases, the buyer’s personal data to third parties may be disclosed only to the legislation of the UK’s order.

Personal data, which the buyer uses for transfers to the seller from his/her credit or debit accounts in bank systems, are handled securely by using a secure connection SSL (Secure Socket Layer) certificate. Banks, which are used by the buyer take full responsibility for this personal data.

The buyer, as a data subject, must have the right to receive information of how his/her personal data is managed, to be able to regulate, eliminate or disagree with the data management.

In order to provide the purchaser with fully-fledged e-shops, the seller records information to the buyer’s computer (device), which are called cookies. The seller uses the recorded information for the identification of the buyer as the previous e-shop visitor, information about purchases, the items in the buyer’s basket, the preservation of the site visitation statistics. The buyer has the opportunity to review the information (cookies) the seller records and can delete part or all of the saved cookies. The buyer also has the right to object to the recording and using of the information (cookies) on his/her computer (device), but in this case, certain e-shop features may not be available to him. The buyer, by accepting the terms, agrees that information is recorded on his/her computer (device). The buyer can cancel the consent at any time by changing his/her web browser settings, or by applying to the seller.

The buyer must provide the seller with any request or instruction related to the processing of personal data in writing. When the seller receives such a request or instruction, he will provide a written response to the buyer not later than in thirty (30) calendar days.

If the buyer does not agree with the terms in this section referred to the protection of personal data, the buyer loses the right to use e-shop services.

13. Responsibility

The buyer is fully responsible for the correctness of the provided personal data. If the buyer does not provide certain personal data, the seller is not liable for the resulting consequences and is entitled to claim from the buyer for direct damages.

The buyer is responsible for all acts performed by using the e-shop.

The seller is free from any liability in case of loss, arising from the fact that the buyer, regardless to the recommendations of the seller, did not get familiar with these terms, even though that option was granted.

If the seller’s e-shop contains links to other companies, organisations, or individuals’ websites, the seller is not responsible for the information or activities contained there; the seller does not monitor or control these websites and does not represent those companies and individuals.

The seller is not responsible for the proper mutual obligations of buyers’ and sellers’ partners, whose services the buyer orders.

In case of damage, the guilty party indemnifies the other party for direct damages.

14. Final provisions

These rules are created in accordance with the legislation of the United Kingdom.

UK laws are applied to relationships arising based on these rules.

All disagreements arising from the enforcement of these terms are to be resolved by negotiation. In case of a failing agreement, disagreement is resolved according to the law of the UK.