Terms & Conditions

Welcome to Trust And Fast Express Courier Services. By using this website, you agree to be bound by the terms and conditions set out below — so it's worth taking a moment to read them.

Intellectual Property

This website contains material including text, photographs and other images and sound, which is protected by copyright and/or other intellectual property rights. All copyright and other intellectual property rights in this material are either owned by Trust And Fast Express Courier Services or have been licensed to it by the owner(s) of those rights.

• This website also contains trade marks, including the mark "Trust And Fast Express Courier Services" and the Trust And Fast Express Courier Services logo, all of which belong to Trust And Fast Express Courier Services.

Permitted & Prohibited Use

Changes to Terms and Conditions

Trust And Fast Express Courier Services may change the terms and conditions and disclaimer set out above from time to time. By browsing this website you are accepting that you are bound by the current terms and conditions and disclaimer and so you should check these each time you revisit the site.

Changes to/Operation of Website

• Trust And Fast Express Courier Services may change the format and content of this website at any time.
• Trust And Fast Express Courier Services may suspend the operation of this website for support or maintenance work, in order to update the content or for any other reason.
• Trust And Fast Express Courier Services reserves the right to terminate access to this website at any time and without notice.

Complaints Procedure

If you have a question or complaint about this website, please contact the Trust And Fast Express Courier Services team.

Jurisdiction

These terms and conditions are governed by and to be interpreted in accordance with applicable law. In the event of any dispute arising in relation to these terms and conditions or any dispute arising in relation to the website whether in contract or tort or otherwise, the appropriate courts will have non-exclusive jurisdiction over such disputes.