Operator, acceptance, definitions, and scope
These Terms and Conditions (“Terms”) take effect on 31 August 2026 and govern the Ignorre website, accounts, applications, support, managed services, and every service ordered through Ignorre.
- Ignorre is a product and service brand operated by CX24 Digital Technologies Pvt. Ltd. “CX24,” “Ignorre,” “we,” “us,” and “our” refer to CX24 Digital Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
- “Customer,” “you,” and “your” refer to the account holder and any person or organization for whom the account holder acts. “User” includes each person who accesses a Customer account.
- “Service” means a website feature, account workspace, domain or registrar service, infrastructure resource, email service, managed project, support service, integration, or other offering supplied under these Terms or an Order.
- “Order” includes an accepted online order, quote, statement of work, reseller agreement, service schedule, or other written commercial agreement with CX24.
- By creating an account, accepting an Order, clicking to accept these Terms, or using a Service, you agree to these Terms and confirm that you have legal capacity and authority to bind the Customer. If you do not agree, do not use the Services.
- An Order or service-specific term controls only for the subject it covers and only to the extent it expressly conflicts with these Terms. Mandatory law and non-waivable rights always prevail.
Orders, service activation, and capability state
A page, workspace, integration option, or control can describe a capability before the corresponding provider, credential, resource, or commercial plan is active. The status displayed for the exact resource determines whether an external operation is available.
- An Order is accepted only when CX24 confirms acceptance or begins the expressly ordered Service. An acknowledgement, search result, draft quote, cart, or pending request is not acceptance.
- Provider-backed actions run only after the required provider connection, credential, permission, capability, resource binding, validation, and commercial approval are active.
- Unavailable or activation-required controls fail closed: they do not reserve a domain, submit a registry command, send a message, publish content, provision infrastructure, or create a charge.
- Recorded, observed, measured, calculated, provider-verified, sample, pending, and unavailable states have different meanings. Use the displayed source, scope, resource, and timestamp when relying on a result.
- We may change or discontinue a non-ordered feature. A material change to an active paid Service will be handled under the applicable Order and mandatory law.
Domain registration and registrar services
Domain availability, registration, transfer, renewal, restoration, contact, nameserver, DNSSEC, lock, and authorization-code operations are governed by the applicable registry, registrar-of-record, ICANN policy where relevant, law, and the terms shown for the selected top-level domain (“TLD”).
- Search, RDAP, WHOIS, and DNS results are informational. A result does not reserve a name, establish ownership, guarantee registration, or fix a price. The registry or registrar-of-record makes the final determination when it accepts an operation.
- Depending on the TLD and Order, CX24 may supply a registrar service directly or connect the Customer to a registry, registry service provider, or other registrar. The interface or Order will identify material third-party terms that apply.
- Where an ICANN policy applies, the registration incorporates applicable consensus policies, the Registrant Rights and Responsibilities materials, transfer and expiration policies, rights-protection mechanisms, and the relevant registry rules as updated from time to time.
- You must provide complete and accurate registrant and contact information, keep it current, respond to verification requests, and have authority to register and use the name. Inaccurate, unverifiable, abusive, or unauthorized data may lead to rejection, lock, suspension, disclosure, transfer, or cancellation.
- You are responsible for checking the spelling, TLD, registration period, nameservers, contacts, renewal choice, and price before confirmation. Registry commands can be immediate or irreversible and may not be cancellable after submission.
- A registration grants a time-limited contractual right to use a domain; it does not create property ownership or immunity from trademark, passing-off, privacy, court, dispute-provider, government, registry, or ICANN action.
Domain lifecycle, transfers, disputes, and abuse
Domain lifecycle dates and remedies vary by TLD and can be controlled by a registry or other registrar. Customers must monitor notices and maintain current contacts and an approved way to pay.
- Renewal reminders are a convenience and do not transfer the Customer’s responsibility to renew. Auto-renewal runs only where enabled, supported, and successfully paid. A failed payment or provider response can prevent renewal.
- After expiry, a domain may stop resolving, enter auto-renew, redemption, pending-delete, auction, or another registry state. Restoration may be unavailable, time-limited, and subject to an additional fee. Recovery is never guaranteed.
- Transfers require applicable eligibility, authorization, identity or contact verification, an authorization code where required, and compliance with transfer locks and policies. A requested transfer does not complete until the responsible registrar and registry confirm it.
- Privacy or proxy services, if offered, are separate services and do not remove the duty to provide accurate underlying data or respond to lawful, abuse, rights-protection, or dispute requests.
- Domains may be subject to the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy, Uniform Rapid Suspension System, registry-specific disputes, court orders, or other applicable procedures. CX24 does not decide the merits of third-party rights disputes unless expressly required by policy or law.
- We may investigate abuse, preserve relevant records, apply a server or transfer lock, suspend resolution, or take another proportionate action where required by law, registry or registrar policy, a competent order, or an urgent threat to users or infrastructure.
Domain resellers and delegated customer management
Reseller, white-label, employee, and delegated-administration functions are available only under an approved role and, where applicable, a separate reseller or enterprise agreement.
- A reseller remains responsible for its customer relationship, lawful marketing, transparent pricing, required disclosures, support obligations, accurate orders, consent, identity checks, and compliance with applicable registry, registrar, ICANN, consumer, tax, and privacy requirements.
- A reseller must clearly identify the registrar-of-record and applicable registration terms, must not claim rights or accreditation it does not hold, and must obtain each registrant’s acceptance of mandatory terms before submitting an operation.
- Delegated access does not transfer ownership of a Customer account or resource. Account owners remain responsible for reviewing permissions and the activity records of employees, agents, and resellers they authorize.
- CX24 may suspend delegated or reseller access that creates legal, financial, security, registry, reputational, or operational risk, without automatically suspending unaffected Customer resources where they can safely remain active.
Hosting, VPS, DNS, certificates, and email
Infrastructure and communications depend on provider capacity, networks, delegation, propagation, sender reputation, resource limits, and Customer configuration.
- You are responsible for lawful content, secure configuration, software updates, credential protection, malware prevention, appropriate backups, license compliance, and use within the ordered resource limits.
- DNS and DNSSEC changes can interrupt websites, email, certificates, and other services. Verify the exact zone, record, signer, nameserver, and provider binding before applying a change; propagation and cache expiry are outside our complete control.
- Email must not be used for spam, phishing, address harvesting, purchased-list abuse, impersonation, malware, or unlawful messaging. Authentication records and reputation tools can reduce risk but do not guarantee delivery or inbox placement.
- A certificate, backup, snapshot, restore point, monitoring check, managed update, security control, or disaster-recovery commitment is included only when the plan or Order expressly says so. Customers should maintain independent copies of critical data where appropriate.
- Provider-reported state may be delayed or incomplete. Verify critical changes against the bound provider and affected public service before relying on them.
Websites, SEO, analytics, and AI-assisted features
Website drafts, technical findings, analytics, rankings, recommendations, and AI-assisted output are tools to support Customer decisions; they are not guaranteed outcomes or a substitute for review.
- Publishing, crawling, measurement, search-provider data, and AI generation run only when the relevant provider and capability are active. A draft or preview is not public deployment.
- You must review generated or suggested text, code, metadata, configurations, messages, and reports for accuracy, security, accessibility, licensing, privacy, compliance, and fitness for purpose before use.
- Do not submit secrets, regulated data, or third-party content to an AI or analytics function unless the processing is authorized and suitable for the configured provider.
- We do not guarantee indexing, ranking, traffic, authority, conversion, revenue, website availability, Core Web Vitals, deliverability, or any other commercial or technical result.
Managed projects, quotes, and deliverables
Ignorre Experts and managed-project tools organize briefs, files, messages, milestones, staff review, delivery state, quotes, and project-linked invoices. They do not create an open freelancer marketplace or employment relationship.
- Submitting a brief requests review; it does not create a binding scope, delivery date, fee, acceptance criterion, service level, or intellectual-property transfer.
- A project becomes binding only through an accepted Order that states the applicable scope and commercial terms. Changes to scope, assumptions, dependencies, or Customer delay may require a written change.
- You must have rights to project materials, provide timely and accurate instructions, and review deliverables for accuracy, security, accessibility, licensing, privacy, and intended use.
- Ownership and licensing of deliverables, pre-existing material, third-party components, and tools are governed by the applicable Order. No transfer is implied merely by uploading, previewing, or delivering a file.
Prices, billing, taxes, renewals, and refunds
Fees, currency, billing cycle, usage basis, due date, renewal setting, and applicable taxes are shown in the applicable Order, plan, checkout, or invoice.
- You authorize the selected payment method, approved account credit, or agreed bank-transfer method to be used for amounts due. A bank transfer remains pending until cleared funds are received and reconciled to the correct account and invoice.
- Provider prices, registry fees, exchange rates, taxes, and pass-through costs can change. A price change applies only as stated in the applicable Order, renewal notice, or checkout and subject to mandatory law.
- Domain and provider commands may incur a non-recoverable external charge when submitted. Except where an Order or mandatory law provides otherwise, an accepted and completed irreversible operation is not cancellable merely because the Customer changes its mind.
- Overdue amounts may result in reminders, interest or recovery costs where lawfully agreed, restriction, suspension, non-renewal, or termination. A disputed amount should be reported promptly with enough detail to investigate; undisputed amounts remain payable.
- Refunds, credits, charge disputes, cancellations, and tax treatment follow the Order, service-specific refund terms, provider or registry constraints, and mandatory law. Nothing in these Terms removes a non-waivable statutory remedy.
- A legacy document expressly marked “SAMPLE RECORD — NOT PAYABLE — NOT A TAX INVOICE” is an immutable example only. It cannot be paid and creates no debt, tax, revenue, renewal, suspension, collection, or refund consequence.
Acceptable use and abuse prevention
You must not use Ignorre to violate law, harm people or systems, infringe rights, deceive others, evade safeguards, or interfere with the Services or their providers.
- Do not distribute malware, phishing, spam, exploit material, deceptive or unlawful content, child sexual abuse material, unlawful surveillance, or material that infringes privacy, intellectual property, publicity, confidentiality, or other rights.
- Do not attack, probe, overload, scrape in breach of restrictions, reverse engineer where prohibited, bypass access controls or usage limits, interfere with another tenant, or obtain another person’s data without authority.
- Do not use domain, DNS, hosting, email, AI, analytics, automation, or reseller functions for impersonation, credential theft, abusive bulk activity, traffic manipulation, sanctions evasion, or concealment of unlawful conduct.
- You must comply with applicable content, intermediary, telecommunications, export-control, sanctions, consumer, marketing, and data-protection law and with provider acceptable-use rules disclosed for the Service.
- We may investigate a credible complaint, preserve evidence, limit a specific capability or resource, and cooperate with providers or competent authorities where required or reasonably necessary to protect rights, safety, and service integrity.
Customer content, licenses, and intellectual property
You retain your rights in content and data you provide, subject to rights held by others. You give CX24 the limited, worldwide, non-exclusive rights needed to host, process, transmit, copy, secure, back up, and deliver the requested Services.
- You represent that you have all rights, notices, consents, and permissions needed for submitted content, domains, personal data, software, contact lists, and instructions.
- The service license ends when the relevant content is deleted from active systems, except for limited backup, audit, legal, security, and continuity retention described in the Privacy Policy.
- CX24 and its licensors retain all rights in Ignorre software, interfaces, documentation, branding, know-how, and underlying technology. These Terms do not transfer those rights or permit use of Ignorre branding without authorization.
- Feedback may be used to improve the Services without payment or restriction, but CX24 will not publicly identify you or disclose your confidential information through that use without permission.
Privacy, confidentiality, and security
The Privacy Policy explains how CX24 handles personal data through Ignorre. Each party must protect the other party’s non-public information using reasonable care and use it only for the relationship, except where disclosure is authorized or legally required.
- Customers control the purpose, content, users, recipients, retention, and lawful basis for personal data placed in Customer-managed websites, analytics, infrastructure, email, projects, and integrations unless an Order says otherwise.
- CX24 may use subprocessors and providers to deliver enabled Services and may make service-specific processing, security, or data-location information available through an Order or documentation.
- No system is completely secure. You must use strong unique credentials, available multi-factor authentication, appropriate roles, secure endpoints, and independent backups where needed, and report suspected compromise promptly.
- A separate data-processing agreement or security schedule applies only when accepted by both parties and then controls for the subject it covers.
Third-party services and integrations
Registries, registry service providers, other registrars, hosting and infrastructure providers, DNS and mail providers, payment services, identity services, AI providers, analytics sources, and external websites operate independently.
- Their terms, privacy notices, service levels, fees, usage limits, location, and availability may apply in addition to these Terms. You authorize CX24 to send the instructions and information reasonably needed for each enabled integration.
- An integration listing does not promise availability for every Customer, region, TLD, resource, or plan and does not imply endorsement of third-party content.
- CX24 is responsible for operating its part of an integration as agreed, but is not responsible for an independent third party’s systems, decisions, content, or acts except to the extent responsibility cannot lawfully be excluded.
Suspension, termination, and data handling
CX24 may restrict a capability, resource, user, or account for non-payment, abuse, security risk, material breach, provider or registry requirement, competent legal order, or discontinuation of a Service.
- Where practical and lawful, we will provide notice and a reasonable opportunity to cure before a non-emergency suspension. Immediate action may be necessary to protect customers, providers, infrastructure, data, rights, or the public.
- You may stop using a Service and request cancellation through the available account or support process, subject to the Order, notice period, domain or provider lifecycle, outstanding charges, and irreversible operations.
- Termination does not cancel rights or obligations that arose earlier. Payment, intellectual-property, confidentiality, disclaimer, liability, dispute, audit, and lawful-retention provisions survive as needed to give them effect.
- Customer content is exported, returned, retained, or deleted according to the Privacy Policy, Order, technical backup cycle, provider lifecycle, and law. Unless an Order promises an export period, retrieve needed data before cancellation.
Availability, warranties, and Customer responsibility
CX24 works to provide a secure and reliable service, but technology, providers, registries, networks, third parties, and Customer configuration can fail, be delayed, or change.
- Service levels, support targets, backup commitments, recovery objectives, and remedies apply only when expressly stated in the applicable Order.
- Planned maintenance, urgent security work, provider incidents, registry action, Internet conditions, force majeure, and legal obligations may affect availability.
- To the maximum extent permitted by law, and except for express commitments in an Order, Services are provided “as is” and “as available.” CX24 disclaims implied warranties that can lawfully be disclaimed, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, and any warranty arising from a course of dealing.
- You are responsible for deciding whether a Service is appropriate for your use, reviewing important output and changes, maintaining continuity arrangements proportionate to your risk, and obtaining professional advice where needed.
Indemnity and limitation of liability
The allocations in this section apply only to the extent permitted by applicable law and do not exclude liability or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.
- You will defend and indemnify CX24 and its personnel against third-party claims, losses, and reasonable costs arising from Customer content, unlawful or unauthorized use, infringement of third-party rights, or material breach of these Terms, except to the extent caused by CX24. CX24 will give reasonable notice and cooperation and will not agree to a settlement that imposes a non-monetary obligation on you without consent.
- Neither party is liable for indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, punitive, or consequential loss, or for lost profit, revenue, goodwill, anticipated savings, business opportunity, or data, where that category of loss can lawfully be excluded.
- To the maximum extent permitted by law, CX24’s aggregate liability arising from a Service will not exceed the fees paid or payable to CX24 for that Service during the twelve months immediately before the event giving rise to the claim.
- The exclusions and cap do not apply to fraud, wilful misconduct, death or personal injury caused by negligence where such liability cannot be limited, breach of an obligation that law prohibits limiting, or a remedy expressly stated to be exclusive in an Order.
Changes, Indian law, disputes, notices, and general terms
These Terms are governed by the laws of India, without applying conflict-of-law rules, except where mandatory law requires another law or forum.
- Before filing a claim, each party should send a written description of the issue and allow a reasonable opportunity to resolve it informally. This does not prevent urgent interim relief, a domain-policy proceeding, a regulatory complaint, or action needed to preserve a limitation period.
- Subject to mandatory consumer or other jurisdictional rights, disputes not resolved informally are subject to the competent courts in India that have territorial jurisdiction under applicable law. Nothing in these Terms prevents a person from approaching a regulator, consumer commission, data-protection authority, or other forum that law makes available.
- If a provision is unlawful or unenforceable, it will be limited or severed to the minimum extent necessary and the remaining provisions continue. Failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver. Headings are for convenience and “including” is not limiting.
- You may not assign these Terms or an Order without written consent. CX24 may assign them with a merger, restructuring, financing, or transfer of the relevant business or Service, subject to applicable notice and data-protection requirements.
- Notices may be delivered through the account, to the contact email on the account, or by another method in the applicable Order. Questions, complaints, abuse reports, and initial legal or privacy notices may be sent to support@ignorre.net. Any additional formal-notice method stated in an Order must also be followed.
Document updates
Material changes are versioned and communicated.
CX24 Digital Technologies Pvt. Ltd. may update this document as Ignorre services, providers, law, or commercial terms change. Material changes will receive a new version or effective date and reasonable notice through the website, account, email, or another appropriate channel. Where consent is required by law, an update will not take effect merely because the service continues to be used.

