All quotes are inclusive of superannuation, taxes, and liabilities, ensuring transparency. No hidden charges will apply unless additional services are required beyond the agreed scope.
Payment Terms (14 Days): Payment is due within 14 days of the invoice date. Failure to make payment by the due date will result in the application of late fees and potential voiding of the contract as outlined below.
Late Fees: Should payment be delayed beyond the agreed 14 days, a late fee of 5% of the total amount owed will be charged for each month the payment remains outstanding, starting from the 15th day. Late fees will continue to accrue until the payment is made in full.
Recovery Fees: If payment remains outstanding for 90 days or more, we reserve the right to seek professional debt recovery services. In such instances, the customer will be responsible for covering all recovery costs incurred, which may include legal fees, administrative costs, and the fees charged by debt recovery agencies.
Voiding of Future Work: Failure to meet payment obligations within the 14-day period disqualifies the customer from engaging My Wrap Game for future work. Ongoing projects may be suspended until all outstanding payments, late fees, and recovery costs are settled.
Dispute Resolution: If there is a legitimate dispute regarding an invoice, the customer must notify My Wrap Game in writing within 7 days of the invoice date, including specific details of the dispute. My Wrap Game will engage in good faith to resolve the issue. Failure to raise a dispute within this period implies acceptance of the invoice and the obligation to pay in full.
Timely Payment Requirement and Continuing Obligations:
If the customer fails to pay within 14 days of the invoice date without reasonable explanation or adequate communication, My Wrap Game will be released from its service obligations. However, the customer will continue to be bound by all confidentiality and intellectual property provisions. The customer is strictly prohibited from using, sharing, or disclosing any proprietary information or techniques, and all intellectual property rights remain fully enforceable, even if the contract is voided.