Store Legal Pages Presence and Plain-Language Review
Check that required pages exist, are current and are readable.
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Review my store's policy pages. Text of privacy, terms, returns, shipping and cookie pages, with dates: [LEGAL_PAGES]. Where I sell: [SELLING_REGIONS]. Check that each page exists and is easy to find, has a last-updated date, matches what the store actually does, avoids contradictions between pages, and explains rights and duties in plain words. Rewrite one dense paragraph in simpler language. List topics that I should ask a qualified adviser about, such as consumer rights, cancellation, data use and cross-border sales. Return a table and a list of questions. Legal requirements are [VERIFY] for [JURISDICTION]; this is a readability and consistency review and not legal advice. Add a worked page review with invented findings: privacy page dated 2021, mentions a payment provider no longer used; terms say refunds in 14 days but the returns page says 30; shipping page lists a country you no longer serve; cookie page uses long sentences averaging 35 words. Fixes and owner for each. Questions for an adviser: what must the pages contain for where I sell, and how often should they be reviewed? Add a quarterly checklist. Add a closing step: schedule a six-monthly review with an owner, and note the date of each review on the page.
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