Terms of use
Two matters are covered here: how the site chatgptbangkok.com may be used, and the way this practice accepts paid work. The site is for information. Paid work proceeds under a separate written agreement — and wherever the two disagree, the agreement prevails.
1. Using the site
Whatever is published on chatgptbangkok.com reflects, in good faith, how the work stands at the time of writing. It is not legal, regulatory, or commercial advice. Acting on the site's content outside an active engagement is at your own risk.
Wholesale harvesting of the site's content is not permitted, nor is reconstructing the method from the public pages, nor reposting long passages without crediting the source. Linking and quoting with a clear attribution is generally welcome.
2. The contact form
Sending the form is neither an offer, a contract, nor a commitment from either party. It is a structured route for sharing context. A reply follows when the context permits something useful. The submission by itself confers no right to a particular answer, a set response time, or a service.
A message may be turned down if it sits outside what this practice does, if present capacity does not allow it, or for any other operational reason. A refusal passes no judgement on your business — capacity and fit with the work are usually what decide.
3. How paid work is framed
Paid work proceeds under a written agreement that both parties sign before it begins. That agreement fixes the scope, deliverables, timing, amounts, payment terms, confidentiality, intellectual property, and the way any dispute is resolved. These site terms do not stand in its place.
The work holds to the principles stated in public: the business role is named before any keyword is touched, owned evidence outweighs adjective-heavy branding, real mislabel examples become composites rather than public accusations, and no work promises control over ranking. Where an instruction clashes with these principles, the work is renegotiated or stopped — the principles are not bartered for flexibility.
4. No guaranteed result
Visibility across AI systems and search rests on factors no one fully governs: model behaviour, third-party platform policy, the implementation choices you make, the market, and time. Nothing here guarantees a position in results, a citation from a model, a recommendation, or any particular AI behaviour. The work cuts down mislabelling, flattening, omission, and attribution drift; it does not dictate outcomes. Concrete expectations, with their limits and a defined scope, are recorded in the written agreement.
5. Liability
For free use of the site, liability is limited as far as the law permits. For paid work, liability is defined and capped within the agreement itself. Nothing here excludes liability for wilful misconduct, fraud, gross negligence, or any case where the law forbids exclusion.
6. Governing law
For use of the site, the law of the operator's place of establishment governs, unless consumer-protection law affords you a more favourable jurisdiction. For paid work, the governing law and the competent court are laid down in the written agreement.
7. Changes to these terms
These terms are revised as the working model evolves. The "Updated" date at the top shows the version in force. Changes touching ongoing work are conveyed to clients directly; changes affecting only the site appear here.
Contact
Questions about these terms: hello@chatgptbangkok.com.