Terms & Conditions

Scope and business identity

These terms describe use of this public website operated under the RASPTECHNOLOGIES brand, ABN 70 379 794 301. They do not purchase a service, create a consulting engagement or replace a signed agreement. An engagement identifies the contracting legal entity and authorised representatives before work begins.

Using the website

Use the site lawfully and respect the rights of other people. Do not attempt unauthorised access, interfere with availability, introduce malicious code or use the enquiry interface to submit unlawful material. Security testing of this website requires express written authorisation; public accessibility does not provide that authorisation.

Information and enquiries

Service descriptions explain potential areas of assistance. Availability, scope, pricing and deliverables require written agreement. The enquiry form prepares a summary locally and does not send it. Sending an email starts a discussion; it does not by itself authorise work or create an emergency response commitment.

Content and third-party links

You may read and link to public pages and use brief attributed excerpts where permitted by law. Broader use is explained in the Licence Agreement. External links are provided for context; their operators control their content and practices. A link does not imply endorsement or a commercial relationship.

Rights and responsibility

Nothing on this site excludes a consumer guarantee, remedy or other right that cannot lawfully be excluded. The site does not promise uninterrupted availability or that every source will remain current. Any allocation of responsibility for paid services must be set out fairly in the agreed engagement.

Changes and questions

Updated website terms will show their revision date. Changes do not retrospectively vary an existing client agreement. Direct website questions or complaints to [email protected]. Australian laws may apply alongside mandatory laws applicable to a particular user or transaction; no exclusive court jurisdiction is imposed by these website terms.

Australian context: ACCC consumer guarantees and ACCC contract guidance. Sources checked 11 October 2026. Applicability depends on the transaction and organisation.