terms and conditions

boobesque | 14:05 Sun 11th Jun 2006 | Technology

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hi there. im after some terms and conditions for my website but dont wish to pay for a solicitor to do this for me. i have used a privacy policy generator at

http://the-dma.org/privacy/creating.shtml

and was wondering if anything similar exists for T's and C's. thanks

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