This page gives the information required by Article 10 of Spanish Law 34/2002 on information society services and electronic commerce (LSSI), by Spanish consumer protection law and by Articles 11 and 12 of the EU Digital Services Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/2065).
Who runs JamPres
| Service | JamPres — a web service for making presentations and websites |
|---|---|
| Website | jampres.com |
| Operator | Dmitry Dontsov, sole trader (autónomo) registered in Spain |
| Tax ID (NIF) | Y6863460K |
| Address | Calle Rioja nº 13 1º C, C.P. 41001 Sevilla, España |
| Telephone | +34 668 17 23 50 |
| General enquiries | hi@jampres.com |
| Help, billing and complaints | help@jampres.com |
| Legal matters and personal data | info@jampres.com |
Providing JamPres does not require prior administrative authorisation, and the operator does not exercise a regulated profession in connection with it. The operator does not adhere to any code of conduct.
Prices
Prices on the website are in euros and do not include VAT. The tax of your country is added and shown in full before you pay.
Payments go through Stripe’s merchant of record service: subscriptions and credit packs are sold to you by Link (Sold through Link, LLC), part of Stripe, which takes the payment, charges the applicable tax and issues receipts and invoices. The rules for buying, cancelling and refunds are in the Terms of use and in Cancellation and refunds.
Contact points under the Digital Services Act
- For authorities (Article 11): authorities of the Member States, the European Commission and the European Board for Digital Services can write to info@jampres.com.
- For users (Article 12): anyone who uses JamPres or views a presentation published with it can write to help@jampres.com. Messages are answered by a person, not only by automated tools.
Both contact points accept messages in English, Spanish and Russian.
Reporting illegal content
If a presentation published with JamPres contains content you consider illegal, write to help@jampres.com and include:
- the link to the page and, if possible, the slide or the exact content concerned;
- why you consider it illegal;
- your name and email address (not required if you are reporting child sexual abuse material);
- a statement that you believe in good faith that the information in your report is accurate and complete.
We confirm receipt, decide promptly and tell you what we decided. How we moderate content is described in the Terms of use, section 6.
The Digital Services Coordinator in Spain is the Comisión Nacional de los Mercados y la Competencia (CNMC), cnmc.es.
Complaints
You can send us a complaint:
- by email to help@jampres.com;
- by telephone on +34 668 17 23 50;
- by post to Calle Rioja nº 13 1º C, C.P. 41001 Sevilla, España.
We confirm receipt by email with a complaint reference and reply within 15 days. Complaints are handled by a person. Consumers resident in Andalusia can also ask us for the official complaint form of the Junta de Andalucía (hoja de quejas y reclamaciones).
We do not take part in any alternative dispute resolution scheme or consumer arbitration system. If you are a consumer in the European Union, the European Consumer Centre in your country can advise you free of charge: eccnet.eu.
Intellectual property
The JamPres software, website, design, logo, templates and themes belong to the operator or to its licensors and are protected by intellectual and industrial property law. What you create with JamPres stays yours — see the Terms of use, section 4.