Demonstrator Manual - Stampin' Up!

Direct Debit Payment Option
Direct debit allows you to pay for your orders from your
checking or savings account. You may add up to two checking
and/or savings accounts into your Demonstrator Payment
Profile to use when paying online or over the phone. The
money is usually deducted from your account the day after the
order is placed.
To sign up for direct debit, go to your Demonstrator Payment
Profile and add a checking or savings account to your profile.
Electronic Check Payment Option
Electronic checks allow you to pay for your orders using your
checking or savings account. You may add up to two checking
and/or savings accounts into your Demonstrator Payment
Profile to use when paying online or over the phone. The
money is usually deducted from your account the day after
the order is placed.
To sign up for electronic check payment options, go to your
Demonstrator Payment Profile and add a checking or savings
account to your profile.
Copyrights Definitions
The following is a list of some of the definitions you
should refer to as you read the Trademarks and
Copyrights Policy.
■ A COPYRIGHT is the exclusive legal right to
copy, publish, sell, or otherwise profit from
written, musical, or artistic material.
■ A TRADEMARK is a distinctive word, name,
logo, or phrase describing or identifying a
product which is legally reserved for the
exclusive use of the product’s owner.
■ A SAMPLE is an item such as a card, scrapbook
page, or three-dimensional project that
contains one or more Stampin’ Up! image(s).
■ MECHANICAL REPRODUCTION of an image
or sample that includes any reproduction
method other than hand stamping.
Trademarks and Copyrights Policy
Demonstrators benefit from Stampin’ Up!’s protection of its
intellectual property. Stampin’ Up!’s exclusivity is an important
selling point, and the company will take the necessary steps to
preserve this advantage for all its demonstrators.
The following items, which constitute the intellectual property
of Stampin’ Up!, are protected by copyright, trademark, and
patent laws:
■ Stampin’ Up!’s images sold as stamps, stamp sets,
prestamped images, vinyl wall art, and digital artwork.
■ Stampin’ Up!’s logo and other words, phrases, and logos
that are developed by the company to enhance the
marketability of Stampin’ Up! products.
■ Any of the devices and processes comprising certain
accessories and methods that may be developed by the
company and sold as products.
■ Any downline and upline demonstrator lists developed
by the company for use in marketing products and properly
compensating demonstrators.
No person may use or rely on Stampin’ Up!’s name to promote
a business or sell any product other than Stampin’ Up!
products.
Stampin’ Up! Logos
Digital files of the Stampin’ Up! logo are available on the
Demonstrator Web Site. Demonstrators may download and
use these logos on minor advertising or any approved major
advertising (see the Advertising section for further explanation
of these terms).
Demonstrators should use only Stampin’ Up!-approved logos.
Additional guidelines on logo usage, as well as files of approved
logos, are available on the Demonstrator Web Site under the
Printing Place.
When using the Stampin’ Up! logo, make sure that the logo
is straight, not tilted. You may reproduce the logo in any
solid color. Although demonstrators can use the logo on their
advertising, they cannot place the logo on any other items or
products without the approval of Stampin’ Up! Only Stampin’
Up! approved vendors are authorized to reproduce the logo for
demonstrator’s logo supplies or merchandise. Demonstrators
may, however, use the logo to create their own business cards,
but must receive approval from Stampin’ Up! before printing.
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