Terms of Service for
Archer's QuickBooks ProAdvisor Help

By purchasing education training / assistance / services from Archer Quickbooks Solutions the client agrees to these Terms of Service.

Archer Quickbooks Solutions intends to make every effort to truly help our clients obtain useful educational assistance about QuickBooks.

Archer Quickbooks Solutions (further known as, AQS) states that all sales are final and will make best efforts in offering QuickBooks educational assistance/training but makes no guarantee as to the accuracy of information or warrants that the educational assistance/training to be free of defects or deficiencies. AQS intends to do everything possible to assist their clients in solving their QuickBooks problems, and/or gaining educational help about QuickBooks.

We want our clients to understand that AQS is not offering accounting, tax or legal advice and AQS recommends that the purchaser seek the competent counsel/advice of a competent tax professional or CPA, or legal professional regarding legal or tax/accounting advice.

AQS, to our knowledge utilizes the highest level of protection and security available and will not disclose the confidential details of the our client’s books, records, personal e-mail or identity information, or business model to any other party, except when required by law to comply with Federal, State, or local laws.

AQS is not responsible, nor will be held liable, for disruption of a training session due to computer or equipment failures. If our telephone training is disrupted due to our equipment failure, we will note the time of failure, and reschedule the training session to make up for the time lost via e-mail, and resume the session at a time that is convenient for the client.

By purchasing our services, you agree that even though you may not wish to utilize the entire time slot of the training / troubleshooting, set-up session, there is no refund, or credit of time not used.

Should a dispute arise between the two parties, both parties agree to endeavor to settle by the negotiation any dispute arising out of or in connection with this contract.
Should no negotiated settlement be reached, the Parties shall submit the dispute to a single, mutually agreed arbitrator whose award shall be made in writing, shall give reasons for its conclusions and be final and binding upon the parties.
Should no agreement be reached regarding the choice of the single arbitrator, then the single arbitrator shall be appointed by the Court.  In the event of a dispute that cannot be settled by the parties, the parties agree to submit said dispute to mediation. Should the mediation not resolve the dispute, then the parties agree to submit the dispute to binding arbitration.
One arbitrator is to be agreed upon, and the dispute is to be resolved in compliance with the rules of the American Arbitration Association.