Rules for the Provision of Electronic Services

These Rules are effective as of: 01.07.2020

RULES FOR THE PROVISION OF ELECTRONIC SERVICES BY PIOTR JANKIEWICZ MAXIMIZING COMMUNICATION

I General Provisions

1. Pursuant to Article 8(1) of the Electronic Services Provision Act of 18 July 2002, Piotr Jankiewicz MAXIMIZING COMMUNICATION, with registered office in Warsaw, ul. Filtrowa 69/8, 02-055 Warsaw, NIP (tax ID no.): 6782664704, REGON (statistical no.): 356345973, phone no.: (+44) 7305999534 e-mail: piotr@coachformore.com, website: https://coachformore.com, hereby establishes these Rules for the provision of electronic services and undertakes to apply them.
2. These Rules outline the types and scope of Electronic Services provided; terms and conditions of their provision, including technical requirements; bans on the provision of illegal content; terms and conditions of concluding and terminating Agreements for the Provision of Electronic Services; terms and conditions of sending marketing and trade information, and the procedure of settling claims.
3. Users planning to avail themselves of Services offered on the https://coachformore.com Website are required to read these Rules before starting to use the Services and abide by them throughout the term of using said Services
4. The Service Provider shall not be liable for any violation of these Rules on the part of Users using the Website.

II Definitions

1. The terms used in these Rules shall be construed as follows:

4. What is the purpose of cookies?

Blog – blog hosted at the following address: https://coachformore.com/blog.

Coaching Session Order Form – Electronic Service provided by the Service Provider, which enables the User to arrange a coaching session via a form available on the Website.

Contact Form – Electronic Service provided by the Service Provider, which enables the User to send an electronic message to the Service Provider via a form available on the Website.

Consumer – natural person entering into a legal transaction with the Service Provider (entrepreneur), which is not directly connected with their business or professional activity.

Newsletter – electronic news bulletin sent to Users by the Service Provider free of charge, as means of maintaining ongoing communication with Users subscribed to the mailing list.

File Downloads – Service that involves Users downloading files or other data from the Website

Telecommunications Law – Act of 16 July 2004 – Telecommunications Law.

Rules – Rules for the provision of electronic services by Piotr Jankiewicz MAXIMIZING COMMUNICATION via the Website.

GDPR – Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal

data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (General Data Protection Regulation).

Website – website published online by Piotr Jankiewicz MAXIMIZING COMMUNICATION, hosted at: https://coachformore.com.

Coaching Session – Paid Service provided by the Service Provider pursuant to the User’s individual order, in line with the Terms and Conditions, via electronic communication means, such as telephone, Skype, Zoom.us, Teams.

ICT System – system of interconnected IT equipment and software, which enables the processing and storage as well as sending and receiving of data via ICT networks using terminal equipment dedicated to the given network type, within the meaning of the Telecommunications Law.

Electronic Service Provision – service provision in the form of sending and receiving data via ICT systems, upon the User’s individual request, without the parties being present at the same time, with data being transmitted via public networks within the meaning of the Telecommunications Law.

Agreement – agreement for the provision of any Electronic Services concluded by and between the Service Provider and the User.

Service – electronic service(s) provided by Piotr Jankiewicz MAXIMIZING COMMUNICATION, described in part III of these Rules.

Service Provider – Piotr Jankiewicz, doing business as: Piotr Jankiewicz MAXIMIZING COMMUNICATION, with registered office in Warsaw, ul. Filtrowa 69/8, 02-055 Warszawa, NIP (tax ID no.): 6782664704, REGON (statistical no.): 356345973.

Act – Electronic Services Provision Act of 18 July 2002.

User – any entity using services offered by the Service Provider, be it a natural person, a legal person, or an unincorporated entity (entity without legal personality), that undertakes to abide by these Rules. Any entity ordering the provision of certain Electronic Services in line with these Rules shall also be deemed a User.

B Types and scope of Electronic Services

1.The Service Provider provides the following Electronic Services free of charge:
  1. Newsletter
  2. Contact Form
  3. Blog
  4. Coaching Session Order Form
  5. File Downloads.
2.The Service Provider provides the following Electronic Services against compensation:
  1. Coaching Session

IV Technical requirements

1.The following are required for the correct use of Services by the User:
  1. Computer (e.g. PC, Mac) or other mobile equipment with access to the Internet,
  2. E-mail address
  3. Search engine – Internet Explorer 7.0 (or newer), Mozilla Firefox 3.6 (or newer), Opera or Google Chrome – that supports cookies, JavaScript and Adobe Flash Player (for certain types of content).
2.The Website User undertakes:
  1. To use the Website and Services in line with these Rules and not to publish on the Website any content that is against the law or contrary to the rules of social coexistence, that infringes upon the rights or personal rights of third parties, including not to send such content via forms available on the Website.
  2. To provide true, full and accurate personal data.
  3. To use legal software, including a regularly updated antivirus programme.

V Privacy Policy

1.Who is the Controller of personal user data?

The Controller of personal user data, i.e. the entity that decides on the purposes and means of using your personal data, is Piotr Jankiewicz who does business as: Piotr Jankiewicz MAXIMIZING COMMUNICATION, with registered office in Warsaw, ul. Filtrowa 69/8, 02-055 Warsaw, NIP (tax ID no.): 6782664704, REGON (statistical no.): 356345973 (hereinafter referred to as “Controller”).

2.How can Users contact the Data Controller?

You can contact us in all matters regarding our use of your personal data:
    1. by sending an e-mail to the following address: piotr@coachformore.com
    2. by calling the following phone number: (+44) 7305999534
    3. by sending a message using the contact form on our website: https://coachformore.com/contact
    4. or by regular mail, sent to the following address: Piotr Jankiewicz MAXIMIZING COMMUNICATION, ul. Filtrowa 69, lok. 8, 02-055 Warsaw, Poland.

3.What sources are used to obtain User data?

The Data Controller mostly uses data directly provided by Users when they contact us using the https://coachformore.com website (including the contact form), social media fanpages on sites such as Facebook or LinkedIn, communicators (Skype, Teams), or by means of e-mail, regular mail, or by phone. The Data Controller may also use your data disclosed in widely available public registers to prepare a service agreement.

4.What personal user data does the Controller process?

Valuing user privacy, the Controller limits usage of personal user data to the minimum required for proper communication and provision of the highest possible level of services. Such data includes:
  1. The User’s name and surname, if they choose to disclose them,
  2. Te address provided by the User for the agreement, if they choose to use the
  3. Controller’s services based on a separate agreement,
  4. The User’s identification numbers required to conclude the agreement if they choose to use the Controller’s services based on a separate agreement,
  5. Data concerning financial liabilities under the agreement concluded by and between the User and the Controller,
  6. The User’s phone/fax number, if they choose to disclose them to facilitate communication,
    f)the User’s e-mail address, if they choose to provide it,
  7. The personal data disclosed by the User in their correspondence, for example, information on the coaching sessions in which the User is interested,
  8. The IP address of the User’s device used to visit the https://coachformore.com website,
  9. Analytical data regarding the User’s activity on the https://coachformore.com website.

5.What is the purpose, legal basis, and duration of processing the User’s personal data by the Controller?

The Controller makes use of the User’s personal data in accordance with GDPR and other binding provisions of the personal data protection law.

The purpose and scope of processing the User’s personal data depends on the activities undertaken by the User in their contacts with the Controller and the legal basis for the processing of such personal data – conclusion and implementation of the agreement, actions taken at the User’s request to conclude the agreement, the User’s consent to the processing of their personal data, a legal provision that obliges the Controller to process the User’s data, or a legitimate legal interest of the Controller.

More detailed provisions on personal data protection are outlined in the Privacy Policy, enclosed as Appendix 1 to these Rules

VI Cookies Policy

  1. The Service Provider uses cookies on the Website to collect data in order to improve user experience, ensure security, customise content to the User’s needs and interests, provide social media features, analyse traffic, and for statistical purposes
  2. The Service Provider processes personal user data obtained through cookies on the basis of the User’s voluntary consent.
  3. Users may withdraw their consent to cookies at any time without stating the grounds by changing their web browser settings.
  4. Blocking cookies in web browser settings does not prevent Users from availing themselves of our Services, but may considerably limit them, e.g. prevent Users from being able to book a coaching session on the Website.
  5. Detailed provisions on the scope of the Service Provider’s use of cookies on the Website are described in the Cookies Policy enclosed as Appendix 2 to these Rules.

VII Copyright

All content of the Website, including trademarks, logotypes, texts, images and any other graphic works available on the https://coachformore.com website are copyright protected and may not be amended or supplemented without the written consent of the Website’s owner. The content of the Website may not be copied, disseminated or published in breach of the Copyright and Related Rights Act od 4 February 1994.

VIII Concluding and terminating the agreement

  1. The agreement for the provision of Electronic Services, referred to in part III(1) of these Rules, is concluded by and between the Service Provider and the User each time the User enters the Website.
  2. The agreement for the provision of Electronic Services, referred to in part III(1) of these Rules, is terminated once the User leaves the Website. Terminating the agreement does not require any additional declarations on the part of the User or Service Provider.
  3. The agreement for the provision of Electronic Services, referred to in part III(2) of these Rules, is concluded by and between the Service Provider and the User in line with the procedure regulated in the Terms and Conditions, enclosed as Appendix 3 to these Rules.
  4. A User who is a Consumer may withdraw from the Agreement referred to in part VIII(3) above within 14 days following the conclusion of an agreement using a means of distance communication, in line with the Terms and Conditions enclosed as Appendix 3 to these Rules, by sending their declaration of withdrawal from the distance agreement to the Service Provider. The template declaration of withdrawal from the distance agreement is enclosed as Appendix 4 to these Rules.
  5. A User who is a Consumer and – while ordering Services referred to in part III(2) of these Rules – submits a declaration by marking the following field:
  6. “I consent to the provision of the full coaching service prior to the lapse of the withdrawal period and I declare to have been informed about losing my right to withdraw from the agreement in line with the Rules and Terms and Conditions of the https://coachformore.com website” will lose their right to withdraw from the agreement within 14 days from its conclusion using a means of distance communication, in line with Article 38(1) of the Consumer Rights Act of 30 May 2014.
  7. Marketing, promotional or trade information is deemed ordered if the User expressed their consent to receiving such information via the relevant channel of communication by marking the relevant check box on the Service Provider’s Website or by making the Service Provider’s data available, which shall be construed as the User’s conclusive declaration of will in terms of granting their consent.
  8. The User may cancel the option of receiving offers at any time, through the Website, by e-mail or by phone.

IX Claims

  1. Users have the right to file claims with respect to Services and the Agreement.
  2. Claims may be filed within 30 days from the day when the service was – or was to be – provided.
  3. Claims may be made:
    1. In writing, delivered in person to the Service Provider’s registered office
    2. In writing, sent to the Service Provider’s registered address,
    3. Orally, by phone,
    4. Orally, to be written down in the minutes during the User’s visit to the Service Provider’s registered office,
    5. In electronic form, in an e-mail sent to the following address: ….
    6. A correctly filed claim should include:
    7. A designation of the User (full name, e-mail address, postal address, phone number),
    8. A description of the object of the claim,
    9. The User’s request concerning the mode of settling the claim by the Service Provider,
    10. The preferred manner of obtaining a response to the claim – channel of communication,
    11. The User’s signature – in the event of filing a claim in writing or orally to be written down in the minutes.
  4. 5.Claims that prevent the Service Provider from identifying the User will be dismissed.
  5. 6.Claims that prevent the full identification of either the User or the object of the claim will be examined by the Service Provider within 14 days after the User rectifies all formal defects upon the Service Provider’s request.
  6. 7.The Service Provider will request the User to remove formal defects in the content of their claim within 7 days from its receipt.
  7. 8.The Service Provider shall handle the claim within 14 days from its receipt from the User. In his decision, the Service Provider will provide the User with a specific answer on whether he accepts or rejects the claim.
  8. 9.If the Service Provider accepts the claim, the User will be provided with a proposed manner and procedure of settling it by the Service Provider.
  9. 10.If the Service Provider rejects the claim, the User will be provided with a justification.
  10. 11.The Service Provider will inform the User about his decision concerning the claim:
  11. a)in writing, in a letter sent to the User’s address indicated in the claim, subject to the fact that the form binding on the Service Provider is that indicated by the User in line with part IX(3d) above.
  12. a)in electronic form, in an e-mail sent to the User’s address indicated in the claim, subject to the fact that the form binding on the Service Provider is that indicated by the User in line with part IX(4d) above.
  13. 12.The fact of submitting a claim does not release the User from his obligation to discharge their obligations towards the Service Provider in a timely manner.

X Final provisions

  1. Any matters not regulated herein will be governed by Polish law, in particular the Civil Code.
  2. The competent court to settle claims arising out of these Rules is the common court with jurisdiction over the Service Provider’s registered office, save for situations when the User is also a Consumer.
  3. The Service Provider may amend these Rules for the following important reasons:
    1. Change of the legal environment – amendments to mandatory regulations or introduction of new ones,
    2. Issuing an administrative decision, sentence or recommendation by an authorized state body, in the scope binding on the Service Provider with respect to the Services he provides,
    3. Changes in the Services provided by the Service Provider in the scope of extending or narrowing the Services provided on the Website.
  4. The Service Provider will inform the User about proposed changes to these Rules, indicating them and providing the full text of the new Rules:
    1. By publishing them on the Website no later than 14 days before the proposed entry into force of changes to these Rules,
    2. In an e-mail sent no later than 14 days before the proposed entry into force of changes to these Rules, to the e-mail address provided by the User who concluded the agreement referred to in part VIII(3) of these Rules with the Service Provider.
  5. In response to the proposed changes in the Rules, the User may terminate the agreement with immediate effect by sending his declaration to the Service Provider’s postal or e-mail address.
  6. In the event the User does not terminate the Agreement before the entry into force of the amended Rules indicated by the Service Provider, the User will be bound by the amended Rules.
  7. These Rules are effective as of: 01.07.2020

Appendix 1 – Privacy Policy

to the Rules for the provision of electronic services by Piotr Jankiewicz MAXIMIZING COMMUNICATION

Read our Privacy Policy to find out:

  1. Who is the Controller of your personal data?
  2. How can you contact us?
  3. What sources do we use to obtain your data?
  4. What personal data do we process?
  5.  What is the purpose, legal basis, and duration of processing your personal data?
  6. How is your personal data processed in connection with your use of the https://coachformore.com website?
  7.  How is your personal data processed in connection with your use of our blog?
  8. How is your personal data processed if you have entered into a coaching agreement with us?
  9. How is your personal data processed in connection with the publication of fanpages on social media sites?
  10. What do we do to secure your personal data?

1. How can you contact us?

The Controller of your personal data, i.e. the entity that decides on the purposes and means of using your personal data, is Piotr Jankiewicz who does business as: Piotr Jankiewicz MAXIMIZING COMMUNICATION, with registered office in Warsaw, ul. Filtrowa 69/8, 02-055 Warsaw, NIP (tax ID no.): 6782664704, REGON (statistical no.): 356345973 (hereinafter referred to as “We”).

2. How can you contact us?

You can contact us in all matters regarding our use of your personal data:
    1. by sending an e-mail to the following address: piotr@coachformore.com
    2. by calling the following phone number: (+44) 7305999534
    3. by sending a message using the contact form on our website: https://coachformore.com/contact
    4. or by regular mail, sent to the following address: Piotr Jankiewicz MAXIMIZING COMMUNICATION, ul. Filtrowa 69, lok. 8, 02-055 Warsaw, Poland.

3. What sources are used to obtain your data?

We mostly use data directly provided by you when you contact us using the https://coachformore.com website (including the contact form), social media fanpages on sites such as Facebook or LinkedIn, communicators (Skype, Teams), or by means of email, regular mail, or by phone. We may also use your data disclosed in widely available public registers to prepare a service agreement.

4. What personal data do we process?

We value your privacy, so we limit our usage of your personal data to the minimum required for proper communication and provision of the highest possible level of services. Such data include:
  • your name and surname, if you choose to disclose them,
  • the address you provided for the agreement, if you choose to use our services,
  • your identification numbers necessary for concluding the agreement, if you choose to use our services,
  • data concerning financial liabilities under the agreement we have concluded,
  • your phone/fax number, if you choose to disclose them to facilitate communication,your e-mail address, if you choose to provide it,
  • the personal data you disclose in correspondence, for example, information on the coaching sessions in which you are interested,
  • the IP address of the device you use when visiting our website: https://coachformore.com,
  • analytical data regarding your activity on our website: https://coachformore.com.
You can find more detailed information concerning the collection of your personal data on social media, our website, and blog, or by means of analytical tools, in the relevant sections concerning individual communication channels below.

5. What is the purpose, legal basis, and duration of processing of your personal data?

We use your personal data in accordance with the Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (hereinafter referred to as “GDPR”) and other binding provisions of the personal data protection law.
The purpose and scope of processing of your personal data depends on the activities you undertook in your contacts with us and the legal basis for the processing of your personal data – conclusion and implementation of the agreement, actions taken at your request to conclude the agreement, your consent to the processing of your personal data, a legal provision that obliges us to process your data, or a legitimate legal interest of the Data Controller.
You can find more detailed information on the purpose, legal basis and duration of our processing of your personal data below, in the relevant sections on individual communication channels.

6. How is your personal data processed in connection with your use of the https://coachformore.com website?

6.1 We process your data to answer the questions you asked using the contact form available on our website: https://coachformore.com/contact. The legal basis for processing the data provided in the contact form is your consent expressed by sending us your question and providing us with your contact details: your name and surname, e-mail address, and phone number. The data will be processed for as long as the purpose for their processing remains valid, that is, during a period of 2 years from the end of the calendar year in which our last contact took place, or until you withdraw your consent, whichever occurs first.

6.2 We process your data to provide you with marketing information via our newsletter, on the basis of your consent, which you express by providing your e-mail address when subscribing to the newsletter. The data will be processed for as long as the purpose remains valid, i.e., until the newsletter stops being published, or until you withdraw your consent to receiving the newsletter, whichever occurs first.We process your data to provide you with marketing information via our newsletter, on the basis of your consent, which you express by providing your e-mail address when subscribing to the newsletter. The data will be processed for as long as the purpose remains valid, i.e., until the newsletter stops being published, or until you withdraw your consent to receiving the newsletter, whichever occurs first.

6.3 Your use of our website involves us processing information about the IP address of the device you use to browse the website, as well as data regarding the duration of your use of individual elements of the website’s content. The above-mentioned data is used to optimise the content of the website and ensure its efficient and safe operation on the basis of your consent to the use of cookies while the https://coachformore.com website stays active or until you withdraw your consent by changing your web browser settings, whichever occurs first.

For more information on our use of cookies, please visit our Cookies Policy.

6.4 Providing data in the contact form is voluntary, but we need it to be able to answer your questions. If you do not provide us with said data, we will not be able to answer the questions you submit.

Providing data for the purpose of subscribing to the newsletter is voluntary, but required in order to receive it. If you refuse to grant your consent to our use of your personal data, you will not be able to use the information we send to Users of our newsletter.

Providing your data, including personal data collected through cookies, is voluntary. Once you grant your consent to the collection of such data, it will be done automatically. If you do not agree to the use of cookies, you will be able to continue using the website, but we will not be able to customise its content to your needs.

6.5 You can withdraw your consent at any time without stating the cause. All you have to do is effectively notify us of withdrawing your consent. Such notification will mean that you resign from the services we have been providing to you on the basis of said consent.

However, please note that the processing carried out on the basis of your consent before its withdrawal remains lawful.

6.6 While maintaining all security measures, we may transfer your data to other recipients who will process them on our behalf: companies providing us with consulting, IT, and accounting services.

6.7 We will not transfer your personal data outside the European Economic Area.

6.8 With regard to our processing of your personal data, you have the following rights: the right to access your personal data, including to receive copies thereof, the right to rectify or delete your data, the right to restrict the processing of your data, to transfer your data, to object to the processing of your data when it is processed on the basis of the Data Controller’s legitimate interest, to withdraw your consent at any time, without it affecting the lawfulness of any processing conducted on basis of the consent before its withdrawal, and to file a complaint with the President of the Office for Personal Data Protection when you decide that our processing of your personal data is not compliant with the GDPR.

6.9 To exercise your rights, please contact us using the communication channels indicated in item 2 above.

7. How is your personal data processed in connection with your use of our blog?

7.1 We process your data for the exchange of experience and knowledge propagated through our blog, including by making comments on posts and answering your questions. The legal basis for processing the data provided to us via the blog available on the https://coachformore.com/blog website is your consent expressed by you adding a comment or asking questions in connection to any content we publish on the blog.
7.2 You can withdraw your consent at any time without stating the cause. All you have to do is effectively notify us of withdrawing your consent. The notification will mean that you no longer wish to use the blog.
However, please note that the processing carried out on the basis of your consent before its withdrawal remains lawful.
7.3 We will process your personal data for the period required to achieve the purpose indicated in item 7.1 above or until you withdraw your consent, whichever occurs first.
7.4 Providing data is voluntary, but failure to provide your personal data will mean that you will not be able to use the blog.
7.5 While maintaining all security measures, we may transfer your data to other recipients who will process them on our behalf: companies providing us with consulting, and IT services. Other people using our blog will also constitute recipients of your data in the scope of data you provide in the comments and questions.
7.6 We will not transfer your personal data outside the European Economic Area.
7.7 With regard to our processing of your personal data, you have the following rights: the right to access your personal data, including to receive copies thereof, the right to rectify or delete your data, the right to restrict the processing of your data, to transfer your data, to object to the processing of your data when it is processed on the basis of the Data Controller’s legitimate interest, to withdraw your consent at any time, without it affecting the lawfulness of any processing conducted on basis of the consent before its withdrawal, and to file a complaint with the President of the Office for Personal Data Protection when you decide that our processing of your personal data is not compliant with the GDPR.
7.8 To exercise your rights, please contact us using the communication channels indicated in item 2 above.

8. How is your personal data processed if you have entered into a coaching agreement with us?

8.1 We process your personal data in order to take actions in response to your request, with the aim of concluding and implementing a coaching agreement, encompassing remote coaching sessions carried out via Skype, Zoom, and Teams. The legal basis for the processing of your personal data is the conclusion and implementation of the coaching agreement. Such data will be processed for as long as is required to meet this aim.
8.2 We process your personal data for the purpose of pursuing claims or defending ourselves against claims, on the basis of our legitimate legal interest, until the claims expire, or you lodge an effective objection.
8.3 We process your personal data in order to fulfil our legal obligations related to the agreement concluded (e.g. for the purpose of keeping accounting books and tax returns). The legal basis for such processing is the data controller’s legal obligation under the Accounting Act of 29 September 1994, the Act of 29 August 1997 – Tax Ordinance, and the VAT Act of 11 March 2004. Such data will be processed for the period stipulated in the tax laws.
8.4 Providing your personal data for the conclusion of the agreement and handling claims is a contractual condition, and failure to provide said data will result in the inability to conclude the agreement and provide coaching services.
Providing data in connection with tax obligations constitutes a legal obligation.
8.5 While maintaining all security measures, we may transfer your data to other recipients who will process them on our behalf: companies providing us with consulting, IT, and accounting services.
8.6 We will not transfer your personal data outside the European Economic Area.
8.7 With regard to our processing of your personal data, you have the following rights: the right to access your personal data, including to receive copies thereof, the right to rectify or delete your data, the right to restrict the processing of your data, to transfer your data, to object to the processing of your data when it is processed on the basis of the Data Controller’s legitimate interest, to withdraw your consent at any time, without it affecting the lawfulness of any processing conducted on basis of the consent before its withdrawal, and to file a complaint with the President of the Office for Personal Data Protection when you decide that our processing of your personal data is not compliant with the GDPR.

9. How is your personal data processed in connection with the publication of fanpages on social media sites?

9.1 We process your personal data if you visit our fanpages on any social media sites (e.g. Linkedin, Facebook, and YouTube). The legal basis for such processing is our legitimate interest in promoting our services and brand, and answering the questions asked.
9.2 We also process your personal data acquired through fanpages by means of analytical tools provided by social media sites in order to analyse how you use the content on the fanpage and the related website: https://coachformore.com, on the basis of our legitimate interest, which is the analysis of user traffic and behaviour on the website and fanpage.
9.3 We process your data acquired through the fanpage in the scope of: your user name, images you publish, active status on the sites and related communicators, data contained in your comments on posts or the inquiries you address to us publicly, as well as other data that may be disclosed by you in the course of using our fanpage.
9.5 You can find more information on the purposes for which social media sites process personal data as joint controllers, as well as the scope of personal data they process, your rights and obligations, in the rules and regulations available on the websites of individual social media sites.
9.6 We will process your personal data for the period required to achieve the purposes indicated in items 9.1-9.2 above (e.g. until the fanpage is removed) or until you submit an effective objection to the processing, whichever occurs first.
9.7 While maintaining all security measures, we may transfer your data to other recipients who will process them on our behalf: companies providing us with consulting, and IT services. With regard to the data you publish on the fanpage, other visitors to our fanpage will also constitute recipients of the data you post there.
9.8 We will not transfer the personal data you publish on the fanpage outside the European Economic Area.
9.9 With regard to our processing of your personal data, you have the following rights: the right to access your personal data, including to receive copies thereof, the right to rectify or delete your data, the right to restrict the processing of your data, to transfer your data, to object to the processing of your data when it is processed on the basis of the Data Controller’s legitimate interest, to withdraw your consent at any time, without it affecting the lawfulness of any processing conducted on basis of the consent before its withdrawal, and to file a complaint with the President of the Office for Personal Data Protection when you decide that our processing of your personal data is not compliant with the GDPR.
9.10 To exercise your rights, please contact us using the communication channels indicated in item 2 above.

10. What do we do to secure your personal data?

When using your personal data, we employ organisational and technical security measures, for example, encrypt the website content using an SSL certificate or a captcha. This allows us to better protect your personal data.

Appendix 2 – Cookies Policy

to the Rules for the provision of electronic services by Piotr Jankiewicz MAXIMIZING COMMUNICATION

The Cookies Policy aims to supplement the Privacy Policy in the scope of processing personal data of https://coachformore.com website users with the help of cookies.

Read our Cookies Policy to learn:

  1. Who is the Controller of your data obtained through cookies?
  2. How can you contact the Data Controller?
  3. What are cookies?
  4. What is the purpose of cookies?
  5.  What kind of cookies are there?
  6. What cookies are used on our website?
  7.  What are Google Analytics cookies?
  8. How can you manage cookies?

1. Who is the Controller of your personal data obtained through cookies?

The Controller of your personal data, i.e. the entity that decides on the purposes and means of using your personal data, is Piotr Jankiewicz who does business as: Piotr Jankiewicz MAXIMIZING COMMUNICATION, with registered office in Warsaw, ul. Filtrowa 69/8, 02-055 Warsaw, NIP (tax ID no.): 6782664704, REGON (statistical no.): 356345973 (hereinafter referred to as “We”).

2. How can you contact the Data Controller?

You can contact us in all matters regarding our use of your personal data:
    1. by sending an e-mail to the following address: piotr@coachformore.com
    2. by calling the following phone number: (+44) 7305999534
    3. by sending a message using the contact form on our website: https://coachformore.com/contact
    4. or by regular mail, sent to the following address: Piotr Jankiewicz MAXIMIZING COMMUNICATION, ul. Filtrowa 69, lok. 8, 02-055 Warsaw, Poland.

3. What are cookies?

We use cookies on our website. Cookies are small chunks of IT data – text files that are installed in the web browser of your computer or other mobile device when you visit our website. Usually, a cookie file consists of information about the website it comes from, a unique code, and information on how long the cookie is stored in the User’s web browser.
Cookies do not in any way affect the devices on which they are stored. They do not change the settings or configurations of any software installed on these devices. They are completely safe for the User and the equipment used to browse the website.

4. What is the purpose of cookies?

We need cookies to collect statistical data about the Users of our website. Although such data may in some circumstances be considered personal data, e.g. the IP address of the device you use, in general, we are talking about anonymous statistical data. We do not combine such data with any other information about you, but only use it to improve the quality and functionality of our website, ensure the safety of our website and its Users, e.g. to prevent phishing, customise the website’s content to the needs and interests of its Users, provide social media features (e.g. Facebook plug-in), analyse our traffic and for statistical purposes.

5. What kind of cookies are there?

Cookies can be divided into different categories on the basis of how long they are stored in the browser of the User’s device or based on their source of origin. We use the following cookies on our website:

– session cookies
– cookies that are saved in your device’s browser when you visit our website and are deleted when you close your browser,

– persistent cookies – cookies that are saved in your device’s browser when you visit our website and remain stored there for a while, even after you close your browser. Such cookies have a set period of time for which they can be stored and are automatically deleted after its expiry.

b) source of origin:
– cookies that are saved in your – – first-party cookies – cookies that belong to us and come from our website with the website name (domain) encoded in their structure, 

– third-party cookies – cookies that are installed in your browser via our website, but originate from external entities that we cooperate with or that provide us with IT services.

6. What cookies are used on our website?

Table of cookies used in connection with the https://coachformore.com website

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7. What are Google Analytics cookies?

These are third party cookies that provide us with IT services which make it possible to analyse User preferences and create statistical reports that we later use to improve the quality of the website. The collected data concerns the following information: the number of Users and sessions, the duration of their visits to the site, the types of devices and operating systems they use, User locations, URL address of the visited pages, the files Users clicked on, date of the first visit to the website, and IP addresses of User devices.
Our website includes plug-ins and tools that allow Users to access services offered by other entities, e.g. Facebook, YouTube, and LinkedIn. The use of these applications may result in sending information concerning Users to certain external entities.

8. How can you manage cookies?

The User can block the possibility of installing some or all cookies in their browser at any time.
It is worth remembering that blocking is only effective for the browser in which the relevant settings were changed. If you block cookies in a specific browser, these settings will not automatically apply to other browsers available on the same device.
You can find more detailed information about the possibility of changing cookie settings in the settings of your web browser.
The URL addresses listed below will take you directly to browser pages with detailed information on changing your cookie settings:

Browser name:

Chrome: https://support.google.com/chrome
Firefox: https://support.mozilla.org/
Internet Explorer : https://support.microsoft.com/
Opera : https://help.opera.com
Safari : https://support.apple.com/
Microsoft Edge : https://support.microsoft.com/