Terms and Conditions of Use

Art. 1.

These general terms are intended to govern the relations between MJ Trading Ltd. (“M Jay Trading” OOD), Gen. Radko Dimitriev St., bl. 41, entr. B, apt. 7, Varna, Bulgaria, Company ID (UIC) 205608001, represented by Martin Atanasov Atanasov,

hereinafter referred to for short as the MERCHANT,

and the customers, hereinafter referred to as USERS, of the online store “www.mjdance.bg”, hereinafter referred to as the “ONLINE STORE”.

Art. 2.

Information in accordance with the Electronic Commerce Act and the Consumer Protection Act:

1. Name of the MERCHANT: MJ Trading Ltd. (“M Jay Trading” OOD)
2. Registered office and address: Gen. Radko Dimitriev St., bl. 41, entr. B, apt. 7, Varna, Bulgaria
3. Business address: 18 Panagyurishte St., Varna, Bulgaria
4. Correspondence details: Varna, Email: mjdancestore@gmail.com , tel: +359 889 208 630
5. Entry in public registers: Company ID (UIC) 205608001
6. Supervisory authorities:
   Commission for Personal Data Protection (CPDP)Address: 15 Ivan Evstatiev Geshov St., Sofia
   tel.: (02) 940 20 46, fax: (02) 940 36 40
   Email: kzld@government.bg, kzld@cpdp.bg
   Website: www.cpdp.bg

   Commission for Consumer Protection (CCP)Address: 4A Slaveykov Sq., floors 3, 4 and 6, 1000 Sofia
   tel.: 02 / 980 25 24, fax: 02 / 988 42 18
   hotline: 0700 111 22
   Website: www.kzp.bg

   Conciliation Commission for Payment DisputesAddress: 4A Slaveykov Sq., floor 3, 1000 Sofia
   tel.: 02 / 933 05 77, fax: 02 / 988 42 18
   Website: www.abanksb.bg/pkps/
7. The MERCHANT complies with the Code of Ethics of the Bulgarian E-commerce Association (BEA), available at https://mjdance.bg/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/etichen-kodeks-baet.pdf.

Art. 3.

The ONLINE STORE is an online store available on the internet at www.mjdance.bg, through which Users can conclude contracts for the sale and delivery of the goods offered by the ONLINE STORE, including the following:

1. To register and create a profile for browsing the ONLINE STORE and using the additional information services;
2. To make electronic statements in connection with the conclusion or performance of contracts with the ONLINE STORE through the interface of the ONLINE STORE’s page, available on the internet;
3. To conclude contracts for the sale and delivery of the goods offered by the ONLINE STORE;
4. To make any payments in connection with the contracts concluded with the ONLINE STORE, using the payment methods supported by the ONLINE STORE.
5. To receive information about new goods offered by the ONLINE STORE;
6. To view the goods, their characteristics, prices and delivery terms;
7. To be notified of the rights arising from the law, mainly through the interface of the ONLINE STORE’s page on the internet;

Art. 4.

The MERCHANT delivers the goods and guarantees the rights of Users provided for by law, within the bounds of good faith and the criteria and conditions accepted in practice and in consumer or commercial law.

Art. 5.

(1) Users conclude a contract for the sale of the goods offered by the ONLINE STORE through the MERCHANT’s interface, available on its website at www.mjdance.bg, or by another means of distance communication.

(2) Under the sales contract concluded with Users, the MERCHANT undertakes to deliver the goods ordered and to transfer ownership of them to the User.

(3) Users pay the MERCHANT for the goods delivered in accordance with the conditions set out on the ONLINE STORE and in these general terms. The payment is the price announced by the MERCHANT at the ONLINE STORE’s internet address.

(4) The MERCHANT delivers the goods requested by Users within the time limits and under the conditions set by the MERCHANT on the online store’s page and in accordance with these general terms.

(5) The delivery price is determined separately and expressly from the price of the goods.

Art. 6.

(1) The User and the MERCHANT agree that all statements between them in connection with the conclusion and performance of the sales contract may be made electronically and by electronic statements within the meaning of the Electronic Document and Electronic Signature Act and Article 11 of the Electronic Commerce Act.

(2) Electronic statements made by Users of the site are presumed to have been made by the persons named in the details provided by the User on registration, if the User has entered the relevant username and password.

Art. 7.

(1) To use the ONLINE STORE to conclude contracts for the sale of goods, the User must enter a username and password of their choice for remote access, in cases where the online store requires registration.

(2) The username and password for remote access are chosen by the User by registering electronically on the MERCHANT’s site.

(3) By filling in their details and pressing the buttons “Yes, I accept” and “Register”, the User declares that they are familiar with these general terms, agree with their content and undertake unconditionally to comply with them.

(4) The MERCHANT confirms the User’s registration by sending a message to an email address given by the User, to which the information for activating the registration is also sent. The recipient confirms the registration and the conclusion of the contract through the electronic link in the message from the MERCHANT notifying them of the registration. After confirmation, the User’s account is created and a contractual relationship arises between the User and the MERCHANT.

(5) When registering, the User undertakes to provide true and up-to-date details. The User updates the details given in their registration promptly if they change.

(6) If a profile on a social network or other network is used to register the User, the party to the contract is the person who holds the profile used for registration on that social or other network. In this case the MERCHANT has the right of access to the data needed to identify the User on that social or other network.

Art. 8.

(1) The email address provided when the User first registers, and any subsequent email address used to exchange statements between the User and the MERCHANT, is the “Primary email address” within the meaning of these general terms. The User has the right to change their Primary contact email address.

(2) On receiving a request to change the Primary contact email address, the MERCHANT sends a request to confirm the change. The confirmation request is sent by the MERCHANT to the new Primary contact email address given by the User.

(3) The Primary contact email address is changed after confirmation by the User, given through the link contained in the confirmation request sent by the MERCHANT to the new Primary contact email address given by the User.

(4) The MERCHANT informs the User of the change by an email sent to the Primary contact email address given by the User before the change under para. 2.

(5) The MERCHANT is not liable to the User for an unlawful change of the Primary contact email address.

(6) The MERCHANT may require the User to use the Primary contact email address in specific cases.

Art. 9.

(1) Users mainly use the interface of the MERCHANT’s site to conclude contracts for the sale of the goods offered by the MERCHANT in the ONLINE STORE.

(2) The contract is concluded in Bulgarian.

(3) The contract between the MERCHANT and the User consists of these general terms, available at https://mjdance.bg/en/terms-and-conditions/.

(4) The party to the contract with the MERCHANT is the User according to the details provided on registration and contained in the User’s personal profile. For the avoidance of doubt, these are the details with which the account with the MERCHANT was created.

(5) The MERCHANT includes in the interface of its website technical means for identifying and correcting errors in the input of information before the statement concluding the contract is made.

(6) This contract is deemed concluded from the moment the User registers with the MERCHANT. The contract for the sale of goods is deemed concluded from the moment the User orders them through the MERCHANT’s interface.

(7) The MERCHANT expressly notifies the User in an appropriate manner by electronic means of the conclusion of this contract and of the conclusion of the contract for the sale of goods.

(8) The statement concluding the contract and the acknowledgement of its receipt are deemed received when their addressees are able to access them.

(9) The MERCHANT delivers the goods to the address given by Users and is not liable if the details given by Users are untrue or misleading.

Art. 10.

Users conclude the sales contract with the MERCHANT by the following procedure:

1. Registering in the ONLINE STORE and providing the necessary details, if the User is not yet registered in the ONLINE STORE;
2. Logging in to the ONLINE STORE’s ordering system by identifying themselves with a username and password;
3. Choosing one or more of the goods offered by the ONLINE STORE and adding them to a list of goods for purchase;
4. Providing details for the delivery;
5. Choosing the method and time of payment of the price.
6. Confirming the order;

Art. 11.

The rules of this Section VI of these general terms apply to Users who, according to the details given for concluding the sales contract or on registration in the ONLINE STORE, can be concluded to be consumers within the meaning of the Consumer Protection Act, the Electronic Commerce Act and/or Directive 2011/83/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 25 October 2011 on consumer rights.

Art. 12.

(1) The main characteristics of the goods offered by the MERCHANT are set out in the profile of each item on the ONLINE STORE’s site.

(2) The price of the goods including all taxes is set by the MERCHANT in the profile of each item on the ONLINE STORE’s site.

(3) The amount of postal and transport costs not included in the price of the goods is set by the MERCHANT and provided to Users as information at one of the following moments before the contract is concluded:

• In the profile of each of the goods on the MERCHANT’s ONLINE STORE site;
• When the goods are selected for concluding the sales contract;

(4) The method of payment, delivery and performance of the contract is set out in these general terms and in the information provided to the User on the MERCHANT’s site.

(5) The information provided to Users under this article is current at the moment it is displayed on the MERCHANT’s ONLINE STORE site before the sales contract is concluded.

(6) The MERCHANT must state the delivery terms for the individual goods on the ONLINE STORE’s site.

(7) Before the contract is concluded, the MERCHANT states the total value of the order for all the goods it contains.

Art. 13.

(1) The consumer agrees that the MERCHANT has the right to accept advance payment for the contracts concluded with the consumer for the sale of goods and their delivery.

(2) The consumer chooses independently whether to pay the MERCHANT the price for delivery of the goods before or at the moment of their delivery.

Art. 14.

(1) The consumer has the right, without owing compensation or a penalty and without giving a reason, to withdraw from the contract concluded within 15 days of the date of receipt of the goods.

(2) The right of withdrawal under para. 1 does not apply in the following cases:

• for the supply of goods and the provision of services whose price depends on fluctuations in the financial markets that the MERCHANT cannot control;
• for the supply of goods made to the consumer’s specifications or to their individual order;
• for the supply of goods which by their nature are consumable or cannot be returned, or which are liable to deteriorate rapidly, or whose quality is at risk of deteriorating, including perfumery and cosmetic products;
• for the supply of sealed goods which have been unsealed after delivery and cannot be returned for reasons of health protection or hygiene, including tights and underwear.

(3) Where the MERCHANT has not fulfilled its obligations to provide the information set out in Article 54 of the Consumer Protection Act, the consumer has the right to withdraw from the contract concluded within twelve months after the expiry of the period under para. 1. Where the information under this paragraph is provided to the consumer within the withdrawal period, that period begins to run from the date on which it is provided.

(4) If the consumer exercises the right of withdrawal under para. 1, the MERCHANT must refund in full the amounts paid by the consumer no later than 14 days from the date on which the consumer exercised the right to withdraw from the contract concluded. The costs of returning the goods are deducted from the amount the consumer has paid under the contract, unless the consumer has returned the goods at their own expense and has notified the MERCHANT of this.

(5) The consumer undertakes to look after the goods received from the MERCHANT, and their quality and safety, during the period under para. 1.

Art. 15.

(1) The delivery period for the goods and the moment from which it runs are determined for each item separately when the contract is concluded with the consumer through the MERCHANT’s ONLINE STORE site, unless the goods are ordered in a single delivery.

(2) If the consumer and the MERCHANT have not set a delivery period, the delivery period for the goods is 30 days from the date following the sending of the consumer’s order to the MERCHANT through the MERCHANT’s ONLINE STORE site.

(3) If the MERCHANT cannot perform the contract because it does not have the goods ordered, it must notify the consumer of this and refund the amounts paid within 30 days of the date on which the MERCHANT should have fulfilled its obligation under the contract.

(4) In the cases under para. 3, the MERCHANT has the right to deliver to the consumer goods of the same quality and price. The MERCHANT notifies the consumer electronically of the change in the performance of the contract.

(5) If the right of withdrawal is exercised in respect of a delivery under para. 4, the costs of returning the goods are borne by the MERCHANT.

Art. 16.

(1) The MERCHANT hands over the goods to the consumer after certifying that the requirements have been met and that the circumstances under Article 61 of the Consumer Protection Act are present.

(2) The consumer and the MERCHANT certify the circumstances under para. 1 in writing at the moment of delivery by handwritten signature, unless otherwise agreed.

(3) The consumer and the MERCHANT agree that the requirements under para. 1 and Article 61 of the Consumer Protection Act will be met if the certification is made by a person who, in the circumstances, can be concluded to be someone who will pass the information on to the consumer who is the party to the contract.

Art. 17.

(1) The MERCHANT delivers and hands over the goods to the User within the period set when the contract is concluded.

(2) If the period under para. 1 has not been expressly agreed between the parties when the contract is concluded, the MERCHANT delivers and hands over the goods within a reasonable period, but no later than 2 months.

Art. 18.

The User must inspect the goods at the moment of delivery and handover by the MERCHANT and, if they do not meet the requirements, notify the MERCHANT immediately.

Art. 19.

(1) The MERCHANT takes measures to protect the User’s personal data in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2016/679 and the Personal Data Protection Act.

(2) For reasons of security of Users’ personal data, the MERCHANT will send the data only to the email address given by Users at the time of registration.

(3) The MERCHANT adopts and publishes on its site a Privacy Policy, available at https://mjdance.bg/en/privacy-policy/

Art. 20.

(1) At any time, the MERCHANT has the right to require the User to identify themselves and to certify the truth of each of the circumstances and personal details declared during registration.

(2) If for any reason the User has forgotten or lost their username and password, the MERCHANT has the right to apply the published “Procedure for lost or forgotten usernames and passwords”, available at https://mjdance.bg/en/my-account/lost-password/.

Art. 21.

(1) These general terms may be amended by the MERCHANT, which will notify all registered Users of the ONLINE STORE of this in an appropriate manner.

(2) The MERCHANT and the User agree that any addition to or amendment of these general terms will take effect in respect of the User after the User has been expressly notified by the MERCHANT and if the User does not state within the 14-day period given that they reject them.

(3) The User agrees that all statements by the MERCHANT in connection with the amendment of these general terms will be sent to the email address given by the User on registration. The User agrees that emails sent under this article do not need to be signed with an electronic signature in order to take effect in respect of the User.

Art. 22.

The MERCHANT publishes these general terms at https://mjdance.bg/en/terms-and-conditions/, together with all additions and amendments to them.

Art. 23.

These general terms and the User’s contract with the MERCHANT are terminated in the following cases:

• on the dissolution and liquidation or the insolvency of one of the parties to the contract;
• by mutual consent of the parties in writing;
• unilaterally, with notice from either party, if the other party fails to fulfil its obligations;
• if it is objectively impossible for either party to the contract to fulfil its obligations;
• if the equipment is seized or sealed by state authorities;
• if the User’s registration on the ONLINE STORE’s site is deleted. In this case, sales contracts concluded but not yet performed remain in force and must be performed;
• if the right of withdrawal is exercised under Article 55(1) of the Consumer Protection Act.

Art. 24.

The possible invalidity of any provision of these general terms will not make the entire contract invalid.

Art. 25.

The laws of the Republic of Bulgaria apply to matters relating to the performance and interpretation of this contract that are not settled in it.

Art. 26.

All disputes between the parties to this contract will be resolved by the competent court or by the Commission for Consumer Protection.

Art. 27.

Questions and complaints can be submitted using the online form on the website of the Commission for Consumer Protection.

Art. 28.

In the event of a dispute, every consumer has the right to turn to the alternative dispute resolution (ADR) bodies.
Information on the alternative dispute resolution bodies is available on the website of the Commission for Consumer Protection.

Art. 29.

These general terms enter into force for all Users on 22 December 2018

The standard form for exercising the right of withdrawal (Annex 6 to Article 47(1)(8) and Article 52(2) and (4) of the Consumer Protection Act), completed with the MERCHANT’s details, is available to view and print on the page “Returns and exchanges”.