PERSONAL DATA PROCESSING AND TRANSFER AUTHORIZATION (U.S. LAW)

The user acknowledges and agrees that his/her personal information may be collected, processed, used, disclosed, and transferred in accordance with applicable United States federal and state laws.The user voluntarily provides personal data, including but not limited to name, contact details, identification information, professional information, and any other data necessary for the performance of this agreement or for the provision of services.The user expressly authorizes the disclosure and transfer of his/her personal data to third parties involved in the performance of the contractual relationship and, in particular, to:

American Group Sports Management LLC

2255 Glades Road – Suite 324A
Boca Raton, FL 33431 – United States EIN: 84-2564174
Doc. No. L19000184104 – Florida, U.S.A.

Such data may be stored and processed on servers located in the United States or other jurisdictions, in accordance with applicable U.S. laws and industry-standard security measures.The user understands and agrees that, under United States law, personal data may be transferred, processed, and stored outside the user’s country of residence and that such processing shall be governed by U.S. federal and state laws, including but not limited to the Federal Trade Commission Act, state consumer protection statutes, and applicable privacy regulations.The user represents that all information provided is accurate and that he/she has the legal authority to provide such data. Where required by applicable law, including laws related to minors, the user confirms that appropriate consent has been obtained from a parent or legal guardian.Personal data shall be retained for as long as reasonably necessary to fulfill contractual, legal, or business purposes, unless a longer retention period is required or permitted by law.The user acknowledges that consent to electronic transactions and electronic records is granted in accordance with the Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act (ESIGN Act) and the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA), and that acceptance of this agreement constitutes a legally binding authorization.

1. Legal Validity of Online Contracts
ESIGN Act (Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act)

Federal law that gives full legal validity to electronic contracts and electronic signatures.

Key principles:

• ●  A contract cannot be denied legal effect solely because it is electronic

• ●  Electronic signatures have the same legal value as handwritten signatures

• ●  Users must consent to doing business electronically

• ●  Records must be retainable and reproducible

  Applies nationwide.

  UETA (Uniform Electronic Transactions Act) State-level law adopted by 49 U.S. states + Washington D.C. Key principles:

• ●  Electronic records and signatures are legally valid

• ●  Intent to agree is the key element

• ●  Supports click-to-accept, online forms, and digital agreements

  Works together with the ESIGN Act.

  2. Online Acceptance & Clickwrap Agreements

  U.S. courts generally uphold:

• ●  Clickwrap agreements (user clicks “I Agree”)

• ●  Scrollwrap agreements (must scroll before accepting) Requirements for enforceability:

• ●  Terms must be clearly accessible

• ●  Acceptance must be affirmative and unambiguous

• ●  User must have reasonable notice of the terms

  Browsewrap agreements (terms linked only in footer) are weaker and less enforceable.

3. Consumer Protection & Fair Practices

Federal Trade Commission Act (FTC Act)

Prohibits:

• ●  Unfair or deceptive acts or practices

• ●  False or misleading information online

  Requires:

• ●  Clear disclosures

• ●  Honest advertising

• ●  Transparent pricing and policies

  State Consumer Protection Laws

  Each state has its own consumer protection statutes (e.g., California, Florida, New York). Common requirements:

• ●  Clear refund/return policies

• ●  No deceptive contract terms

• ●  Fair dealing with consumers

  4. Privacy & Data Collection

  No Single Federal Privacy Law (like GDPR)

  Instead, privacy is regulated by:

● Federal sector-specific laws

● State privacy laws

Key Federal Privacy Laws

• ●  COPPA – Protects children under 13 (parental consent required)

• ●  CAN-SPAM Act – Email marketing rules

• ●  TCPA – SMS and phone communications consent

  Major State Privacy Laws

• ●  CCPA / CPRA (California) – Consumer data rights

• ●  Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, Utah – State privacy acts

  Common obligations:

• ●  Privacy notice

• ●  Right to access/delete data

• ●  Opt-out of data sale/sharing

  5. Contracts Involving Minors

• ●  Contracts with minors are generally voidable

• ●  Special care required for:

○ Data collection
○ Payments
○ Parental consent (especially under COPPA)

6. Sales of Goods & Services

Uniform Commercial Code (UCC)
Applies mainly to sale of goods, including online sales. Covers:

• ●  Offer and acceptance

• ●  Warranties (express & implied)

• ●  Remedies for breach

  7. Jurisdiction, Governing Law & Venue

  Online contracts typically include:

• ●  Governing law clause (e.g., Florida law)

• ●  Forum selection clause (courts or arbitration) Generally enforceable if:

• ●  Reasonable

• ●  Clearly disclosed

• ●  Not unconscionable

8. Record Keeping & Evidence

Online businesses must be able to:

• ●  Store contract records

• ●  Prove user acceptance

• ●  Retrieve agreements if disputed This supports enforceability in court.

  9. International Users (Non-U.S.)

  If dealing with users outside the U.S.:

• ●  Choice-of-law clauses are critical

• ●  Cross-border data transfers must be disclosed

• ●  U.S. law generally applies if contract states so

  The user obliges himself to the monthly payment of the general membership of $120 that will be withdrawn on the credit card or payment method indicated by him. The contract can be terminated as per US law. For transparency with users, we provide the official email address for legal and administrative communications; applications@agsm.com