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Terms of Service

Last updated: 13 November 2026

These terms are the agreement between you and vaBase for using vaBase 4. Please read them. By creating a vaBase account, subscribing an airline, or using vaBase ACARS, you agree to them.

These terms apply to vaBase 4 only. vaBase 3 (vaBase Classic) remains governed by its existing terms while that service is operated.

1. The service and who these terms apply to

vaBase is a platform for running a virtual airline: a flight simulation community organised like an airline. vaBase is currently operated as a UK sole-trader business under the trading name vaBase ("vaBase", "we", "us"). It is not a limited company. Our correspondence address is vaBase, Unit A, 82 James Carter Road, Mildenhall, IP28 7DE, United Kingdom and our email address is support@vabase.com.

The service is made up of:

the vaBase website (www.vabase.com)
the Account Portal (account.vabase.com), where you manage your vaBase account, your airlines and their subscriptions
the Airline Administration Portal (portal.vabase.com), where owners and staff run an airline
the vaBase platform API
the website package: a set of website files you download, host yourself and can customise, which talks to the platform API
vaBase ACARS: a Windows desktop app that records simulated flights
optional website hosting, as an add-on (section 6).

These terms apply to:

Account holders. People who register a vaBase account to own an airline ("owners") or help run one ("staff"). All of these terms apply to you.
Pilots. Members of an airline who register on that airline's website and fly with vaBase ACARS. A pilot's membership is with their airline, not with vaBase, and the airline's own rules apply. If you are a pilot, sections 8 to 12 and 14 to 21 of these terms apply to your use of vaBase ACARS, vaBase chat and the platform.

2. Your vaBase account

You must be at least 16 to hold a vaBase owner or staff account.
Give accurate details and keep them up to date. You must confirm your email address.
Keep your password and any two-factor recovery codes safe. You are responsible for what is done through your account.
Two-factor sign-in is available to all account holders. We require it for airline owners, for staff who hold the most sensitive permissions, and for signing in to an airline's own applications with a vaBase account. Where it becomes required for you, we give you 14 days' notice before it is enforced.
One account can own or help run more than one airline.
Tell us straight away at support@vabase.com if you think someone else has used your account.

3. Airlines, owners and staff

An airline is created by an owner in the Account Portal. Each airline has its own subscription, settings, staff and data.
Owners control the airline. Only owners can see and manage its subscription. Owners decide who is invited as staff and what each staff member may do.
You are responsible for the people you make owners or staff of your airline, and for what they do.
We deal with an airline's owners on questions about the airline. If owners disagree with each other about an airline, that is for them to settle. We may act on the instructions of any current owner.

4. Subscriptions and billing

4.1 Price and plans

Each airline needs its own subscription. There is one product with no feature tiers.
You can pay monthly or yearly. The current prices are shown on our Pricing page and at checkout, in pounds sterling (GBP).
vaBase is not currently VAT registered, so we do not charge VAT. If our tax status changes, the price and any applicable taxes will be shown before purchase or renewal, together with any required notice.
Payments are taken by Stripe. Your payment card details are entered through Stripe and are not stored by vaBase. If your card is not in pounds sterling, your card provider will convert the amount and may charge a fee.
There is no free trial at present.

4.2 Free periods

We may give an airline a free period, for example at the end of a beta or as credit for time already paid for on vaBase 3. During a free period the airline is included at no charge until the date we tell you. You can choose a plan before the free period ends. Nothing is charged until it ends, and the first payment is due then. If you do not choose a plan, the airline is treated as not subscribed when the free period ends.

4.3 Renewal

Your subscription renews automatically at the end of each month or year, and we take payment for the next period, until you cancel.

4.4 Changing plan

Monthly to yearly: takes effect straight away. You are charged for the yearly plan, less a credit for the unused part of the month you have paid for.
Yearly to monthly: takes effect at the end of the year you have paid for. Nothing is charged on the day you ask.
A plan cannot be changed until the first payment on the subscription has been taken.

4.5 Price changes

Prices for new subscriptions are shown before checkout. An existing subscription normally keeps the price at which it was purchased while it continues without a break. Switching billing plans or subscribing again after cancellation may move you to the price then in force. If we propose to increase the recurring price of an existing subscription, we will give the owner at least 30 days' advance notice, including the new amount and when it would apply. You may cancel before the increase takes effect. We will also provide any additional reminder or cancellation notice required by applicable consumer law.

4.6 Failed payments, suspension and ending for non-payment

If a payment fails or lapses:

Grace period (7 days). Everything keeps working. We email the airline's owners and show a warning.
Suspension. If payment has not been made by the end of the grace period, the airline is suspended. While suspended:
- the Account Portal stays fully available so you can pay
- the Airline Administration Portal is read-only
- pilots cannot sign in, and flight reports cannot be filed
- vaBase ACARS cannot start, continue or upload flights for the airline
- the airline's public information is no longer served, so its website shows no data
- the developer API, webhooks and "Login with vaBase" stop working for the airline.
Nothing is deleted while an airline is suspended. Paying restores the airline.
Ending (after 30 days suspended). If payment has still not been made, the subscription ends and the airline is treated as cancelled (section 4.8).

We may change these operational periods for future subscriptions by giving affected owners reasonable advance notice. We will not shorten an already-running grace period without a compelling security or legal reason.

An airline that has never subscribed, and is not in a free period, is treated in the same way as a suspended airline until a plan is chosen.

4.7 Chargebacks and payment disputes

If a payment is disputed or reversed, we may temporarily restrict the affected airline while we investigate the payment and any risk of misuse. We will act reasonably and explain what is needed to resolve the issue. You may contact support@vabase.com for help, but nothing in this section restricts your right to dispute a payment with your provider or exercise any statutory right.

4.8 Cancelling

An owner can cancel an airline's subscription at any time in the Account Portal.
Cancelling stops the next renewal. The airline keeps working until the end of the period you have paid for, and you can undo the cancellation before then.
If you cancel a plan you chose during a free period, before any payment has been taken, the plan ends straight away. The free period continues.
When a subscription has ended, the airline is closed: the Airline Administration Portal, pilot sign-in, vaBase ACARS and the airline's public information are no longer available for it.
We aim to maintain a recovery/export window of up to 90 days after the subscription ends. During this period we may be able to restore the airline if a new subscription is purchased. Restoration is subject to the data still being available; do not rely on the recovery window as a backup service. Data may then be deleted as part of our operational deletion process, subject to legal obligations and the data protection provisions below.
Export before the subscription ends. The Airline Administration Portal provides export tools while the airline is active. If access has already ended, the owner may email support@vabase.com to request an available export or an earlier deletion, subject to identity and ownership checks. Not all service data is necessarily available in every export format, and requests for the return or deletion of personal data will be handled under section 13 and applicable law.

4.9 Refunds

After any applicable statutory cancellation period has ended, cancellation usually takes effect at the end of the paid billing period and we do not routinely refund unused time. If we have charged you incorrectly, or you believe a refund is due, contact support@vabase.com. Approved refunds are normally made to the original payment method.

Consumers' statutory cancellation rights. If you subscribe wholly or mainly for purposes outside your trade, business or profession, you may have a 14-day legal right to cancel a distance contract from the day after the contract is entered into, subject to applicable law. You can tell us you wish to exercise this right by emailing support@vabase.com with enough details to identify the subscription. You do not have to give a reason. We will explain and provide any refund due under the law. If you expressly requested that the service begin during the statutory cancellation period, we may be entitled to deduct a proportionate amount for the service already supplied, where the law permits. Merely using the service or accepting these terms does not by itself waive the statutory right. Where a statutory refund is due, we will refund within the legally required timeframe, normally using the original payment method. Nothing in these terms removes or restricts your statutory consumer rights.

4.10 Storage allowance

Each airline has a shared storage allowance for the files it uploads, such as library documents, images and badges. The allowance is currently 250 MB. When an airline reaches its allowance it cannot upload more until it frees some space. We do not delete an airline's files to enforce the allowance. Flight recordings and pilots' avatars do not count towards it.

5. Running your airline's website, and your pilots

This section sets out what you are responsible for as an airline owner.

5.1 Your website

The website package is a set of files that you host on hosting you choose, under your own domain. You may change the HTML, styles and scripts.
You are responsible for your website: its hosting, domain, security, content, any changes you make to the package, and anything you add to it, including third-party scripts, analytics or cookies.
The website package contains no secret keys, and you must not put any vaBase credentials or developer API keys into website files.
We update the website package from time to time. You are responsible for downloading and installing updates. An out-of-date or modified website may stop working correctly with the platform, and we are not responsible for faults caused by your changes.
What your pilots and the public may see or do is always decided by the vaBase platform and your airline's settings, not by the website files.

5.2 Your pilots

Your pilots are members of the virtual airline you operate. You decide who may join, what your registration form asks, your rules, and who is removed.
You are responsible for telling your pilots how their information is used. That includes having your own privacy information, telling pilots that vaBase processes their data for you, and explaining which information your settings make public.
You choose what your airline shows in public, including the pilot roster, pilot names, profiles, live flights, flight pages and landing rates. Choose settings that are fair to your pilots.
If you ask pilots to accept your own terms when they join, those terms are yours. They must not conflict with these terms.
You are responsible for deciding whether your airline is suitable for younger pilots, and for meeting any legal requirements that apply if you accept them, including parental consent where the law requires it.
You must deal with requests from your pilots about their personal data. We will help you where you need us to (section 13).
You are responsible for moderating your own airline: pilots' avatars and biographies, your airline's chat channel, and the content your staff publish.

5.3 Your settings and integrations

You are responsible for how you configure the airline, including scoring and automatic acceptance or rejection of flight reports, inactivity rules, Discord posts, webhooks and developer API credentials.

6. The hosting add-on

We offer optional hosting for your airline's website as an add-on. It is arranged by email once your airline exists and is charged separately from the airline's subscription. The current price and what is included (storage, bandwidth and a hosting control panel) are shown on our Pricing page.

Any hosting arrangement will have its own written order or service description before purchase, specifying the provider or arrangement, price, billing and renewal period, resource limits, cancellation arrangements and how website files can be retrieved when hosting ends. That description forms part of the agreement for the add-on. Unless the hosting description expressly says otherwise, hosting does not include a guarantee of continuous availability or an independent archival backup of your website. Keep your own copies of site files and content. We may suspend hosted content that breaches our acceptable-use rules, threatens security or remains unpaid, subject to applicable law and reasonable notice where possible.

If you use the hosting add-on, you remain responsible for the content of your website. Section 9 (acceptable use) applies to everything you host with us.

An airline may create developer API credentials, webhook endpoints and connected applications for its own systems. You are responsible for those systems and for keeping credentials and signing secrets confidential. Revoke a credential straight away if it may have been exposed.
The developer API is rate limited. At the time of writing each credential allows short bursts of up to 120 requests and a sustained rate of 2 requests a second, with a further limit of 600 requests a minute from one network address. We may change these limits. Do not try to get around them.
Webhooks are sent over HTTPS and signed. You should verify the signature on every delivery. We retry failed deliveries for a limited time and do not guarantee delivery.
You must use data you obtain through the API, webhooks or "Login with vaBase" only for running your airline, and in line with section 13 and the law.
Do not use the public or pilot parts of the platform API except through the website package, vaBase ACARS, or the documented developer API.

8. vaBase ACARS

Licence. We give you a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to install and use vaBase ACARS on Windows PCs you control, to record simulated flights for an airline that uses vaBase. The licence lasts while that airline has an active subscription and you follow these terms. You must not copy, modify, reverse engineer, resell or redistribute the app, except where the law gives you a right to do so that cannot be excluded.
What it does. vaBase ACARS reads flight data from your flight simulator while a flight is being recorded and sends it to vaBase for your airline. Our Privacy Policy describes the data.
Installer warnings. The vaBase ACARS installer is not currently code signed. Windows SmartScreen and some antivirus products may warn about it or block it, and may do so again after each update. Only download vaBase ACARS from vaBase (through the Account Portal, your airline's website, or the official vaBase platform).
Updates. vaBase ACARS checks for updates and installs them automatically. An update that arrives during a flight waits until the flight has ended. Older versions may stop working with the platform, so you need to keep the app up to date.
Files on your PC. vaBase ACARS keeps working files on your PC, including a sign-in token if you choose to stay signed in, recovery data for flights in progress, and logs. These are kept if you uninstall the app, so an unsent flight is not lost.
Fair flying. Do not interfere with, falsify or tamper with flight data, the app or its connection to the platform.
Your simulator. You need your own properly licensed flight simulator and add-ons. We do not guarantee that vaBase ACARS works with every simulator version, aircraft or add-on. We are not responsible for defects caused by third-party software, except to the extent that applicable law makes us responsible.
Discord Rich Presence is optional and off until you turn it on. You must be at least 13, and old enough to use Discord in your country, to use it.

9. Acceptable use

You must not use vaBase to:

break the law, or help anyone else to
upload, post or send anything that is abusive, threatening, harassing, hateful, sexually explicit, or that infringes someone else's rights
bully, harass or impersonate another person
pretend to be, or to be endorsed by, a real airline, organisation or brand. Many virtual airlines model real ones. If yours does, you are responsible for having any permission you need to use names, logos, liveries and other trade marks, and you must make clear that your airline is a flight simulation community that is not affiliated with the real company
upload other people's personal data without a lawful reason
send spam or unsolicited advertising
attempt to gain access to another airline's data, another person's account, or any part of the platform you are not authorised to use
probe, scan or test the platform for weaknesses without our written permission, or disrupt it, overload it or get around rate limits
scrape the platform or collect other users' data in bulk
upload malware, or files designed to harm or mislead
resell or sublicense the service, or run it for someone else, without our written agreement.

Chat. vaBase chat is a shared space. Be civil. Messages are plain text. We filter certain words, limit how fast messages can be sent, and let pilots block and report each other. Airline staff with the right permission moderate their own airline's channel. vaBase moderates Global chat and can remove messages or restrict or ban a pilot from chat. Chat messages are not private from moderators where a message has been reported.

Content you upload. You must have the right to upload it. We may remove content that breaks these terms or that we are told infringes someone's rights.

Reporting. To report content or behaviour that breaks these terms, or to tell us that something on vaBase infringes your rights, email support@vabase.com.

10. Simulation only

vaBase is for flight simulation and entertainment only.

Nothing in vaBase, vaBase ACARS or an airline's website may be used for real-world flight planning, navigation, dispatch, weather briefing, training or any other real-world aviation purpose.
Airport, runway, navigation, route, weather, wind, terrain and performance information comes from public and third-party sources. It may be incomplete, out of date or wrong.
Flight plans, briefings, charts, maps, weights, fuel figures and landing data are for simulated flights only.

11. Intellectual property and your content

Ours. vaBase, the platform, the portals, vaBase ACARS, the website package, our documentation and the vaBase name and logo belong to us or our licensors. These terms do not give you any rights in them except the rights set out here.
The website package. While your airline has an active subscription, you may use, modify and host the website package for that airline's website. You may not redistribute it for others to use, resell it or use it to access a service other than vaBase. When the subscription ends, you must stop operating the website package as a live vaBase-connected site. You may keep copies of your own content and exported data, and any rights you hold in your own modifications remain yours; our original code and assets remain licensed only on these terms.
Yours. You keep ownership of the content you and your airline add to vaBase: names, logos, text, images, documents, recordings, schedules and other data. You give us permission to host, copy, process and display that content as needed to provide the service, including showing it to the public where your settings make it public. This permission ends when the content is deleted, apart from copies in backups for a limited time.
Pilot content. A pilot's flights, once filed, become part of their airline's records. An airline may keep them after the pilot has left.
Feedback. If you send us suggestions, we may use them without any obligation to you.
Trade marks of others. Microsoft Flight Simulator, Prepar3d and X-Plane, together with Discord, SimBrief, Navigraph, VATSIM, IVAO and other names, are trade marks of their owners. vaBase is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any of them, or by any real-world airline.

12. Third-party services

vaBase works with services run by others, including Stripe (payments), Discord, SimBrief and Navigraph, Google Analytics on our own website if you accept it, map data from OpenFreeMap and OpenStreetMap contributors, and weather and reference data from public sources such as NOAA and OurAirports.

Your use of a third-party service is under that service's own terms and privacy policy. You are responsible for your own accounts with them.
We do not control third-party services and are not responsible for them. A feature that depends on one may change or stop working if that service changes, has a fault or withdraws access.
If you connect a Discord server, vaBase posts to it as you have configured. You are responsible for your Discord server and for following Discord's terms.

13. Data protection and processing

13.1 Roles

For account holders' account, security and billing data, vaBase is the controller. Our Privacy Policy explains how we use it.
For the personal data of your airline's pilots and applicants, and any other personal data you or your staff put into your airline ("airline data"), the person or organisation operating the airline and deciding how that data is used is the controller, and vaBase is the processor. You decide what is collected and why. We process it for you to provide the service.
Each of us must comply with the data protection law that applies to us, including the UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018.

13.2 What we process for you

Subject matter and purpose: providing the vaBase service to your airline.
Duration: for as long as your airline is with vaBase, and the retention period afterwards.
Types of data: names, email addresses, password hashes, country, online network IDs, answers to your registration questions, profile content and avatars, IP addresses of applicants, flight and landing data, chat messages, Discord identifiers, and any other data you choose to collect.
People concerned: your pilots, applicants, staff and anyone else whose data you put into the airline.

13.3 Our commitments as processor

We will:

process airline data only on your documented instructions, which are these terms, your settings and your use of the service, unless the law requires otherwise
make sure the people we authorise to handle airline data are under a duty of confidentiality
keep appropriate technical and organisational security measures in place, as described in our Privacy Policy
use sub-processors under your general authorisation only for the services described in our Privacy Policy, or an updated sub-processor notice. We will give owners at least 14 days' notice of a planned addition or replacement where reasonably practicable, through email or the Account Portal, and an opportunity to object on reasonable data protection grounds before the change. If we cannot resolve an objection, you may end the affected service without a penalty for future periods. We remain responsible for our sub-processors' compliance with their relevant obligations and impose appropriate written data protection terms on them
help you, as far as we reasonably can, to respond to requests from individuals exercising their data protection rights, and with data protection impact assessments and dealings with the regulator
tell you without undue delay if we become aware of a personal data breach affecting airline data
at the controller's choice, return or securely delete airline personal data at the end of the service, unless the law requires retention. We may offer an export/recovery period of up to 90 days to facilitate return before deletion; data no longer needed in active systems will be put beyond routine use and copies in backups removed on their normal rotation
provide information reasonably necessary to demonstrate compliance with our Article 28 UK GDPR obligations and allow for, and contribute to, reasonable audits and inspections by you or your appointed independent auditor. Audits must protect other airlines' confidentiality and security, take place on reasonable notice except where urgent circumstances require otherwise, and avoid unreasonable disruption. We may provide recent independent reports, relevant records and remote evidence where these can adequately meet the audit purpose. This does not remove any mandatory audit right under applicable law

Some of our sub-processors are outside the UK. We make such transfers only with a safeguard recognised by UK law, as described in our Privacy Policy.

13.4 Your commitments as controller

You will:

have a lawful basis for the pilot data you collect, and collect only what you need
give your pilots the privacy information the law requires
respond to your pilots' data protection requests
not put special category data (for example health information) or data about criminal offences into vaBase
keep exported data secure. Data you export, receive by webhook or read through the developer API is your responsibility once it leaves vaBase.

13.5 Platform-wide features

Global chat, cross-airline direct messages and the network view on the ACARS live map share limited information between airlines, under the settings each airline chooses. By switching these features on, you instruct us to share that information.

Data processing agreement. This section is intended to form the written data processing terms between vaBase as processor and the airline operator as controller for airline data. It is part of these Terms of Service. The controller's documented instructions include the features and settings it enables, its authorised requests through the service and its written instructions to us. If we believe an instruction infringes applicable data protection law, we will inform the controller unless prohibited by law. We will assist, taking into account the nature of the processing and information available to us, with security obligations, breach notifications, data protection impact assessments and prior consultation with regulators where required. International transfers on the controller's behalf will be made only in accordance with its documented instructions and applicable UK transfer rules.

14. Availability, changes and support

We aim to keep vaBase reliably available, but we do not promise a particular percentage uptime or an uninterrupted, error-free service. Maintenance, updates, service incidents and third-party outages may affect access. We will try to give advance notice of significant planned maintenance where practicable.
We take backups, but you are responsible for keeping your own copies of anything important to you. The Airline Administration Portal lets you export much of your airline's data.
We may improve, replace or withdraw features. For a planned change that materially reduces a core feature, we will aim to give owners at least 30 days' notice where practicable, explain the impact and give them an opportunity to cancel before the change. Urgent security, legal or third-party changes may require less notice; mandatory consumer rights continue to apply.
Support is available by email at support@vabase.com. We do not currently promise fixed staffed hours or a guaranteed response time. Owners and staff should contact us about airline administration and billing; pilots should normally ask their airline first.

15. Suspension and termination

By you. You can cancel an airline's subscription at any time (section 4.8). To close your vaBase account, email support@vabase.com. You will need to cancel or transfer any airlines you own first.

By us. We may suspend or end an airline's or a person's access to vaBase if:

payment is overdue (section 4.6) or disputed (section 4.7)
these terms are seriously or repeatedly broken
we need to do so to protect the platform, other users or the public, or to comply with the law.

Where reasonably possible, we will explain the reason and give you an opportunity to fix it. We may act immediately where necessary for safety, security, law or serious misuse. If we end a paid airline subscription without a breach by you, we will refund the unused prepaid subscription time, except where the law permits a different outcome.

If we decide to discontinue vaBase 4 as a whole, we will aim to give owners at least 90 days' notice where reasonably possible, provide a reasonable opportunity to export available data and refund unused prepaid subscription time. Serious security, legal or other circumstances beyond our reasonable control may require shorter notice, without affecting statutory rights.

What happens afterwards. Section 4.8 explains what happens to an airline's data. Sections 10, 11, 13, 16, 17 and 19 continue to apply after these terms end.

16. Our responsibility to you

If you are a consumer. You have legal rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, including that the service is provided with reasonable care and skill. Nothing in these terms takes those rights away. We are responsible for loss or damage you suffer that is a foreseeable result of our breaking these terms or failing to use reasonable care and skill. We are not responsible for loss that was not foreseeable, or for business losses.

If you are acting in the course of business. Subject to the non-excludable liabilities below and the requirement that contractual restrictions be reasonable where the law applies, we exclude implied terms as far as the law permits and are not liable for indirect or consequential loss or for loss of profit, revenue or business opportunity. Our total aggregate contractual liability for a claim or related series of claims arising in any 12-month period is limited to the greater of £150 or the subscription fees paid or payable for the affected airline during the 12 months preceding the event giving rise to the claim. This limitation does not apply where the law prohibits it.

For everyone:

vaBase is a hobby and entertainment service for flight simulation. It is provided "as is" for that purpose.
We are not responsible for content or conduct controlled by airlines, staff or pilots, for third-party website hosting or unauthorised modifications, or for failures caused by third-party services and software, except where we have legal responsibility.
We are not responsible for delays or failures caused by events outside our reasonable control.
Nothing in these terms limits our liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, or for anything else that cannot be limited by law.

17. Your responsibility to us

If you use vaBase in the course of business, you agree to reimburse reasonable, direct losses and costs that we actually incur because of a third-party claim arising from your unlawful airline content, your infringement of another person's intellectual property rights, or your material breach of these terms or applicable data protection law, to the extent caused by your acts or omissions. We will notify you of the claim where reasonably possible, take reasonable steps to limit loss and not settle a claim at your expense without consulting you. This clause does not apply to consumer users.

18. Changes to these terms

We may change these terms if the service, business arrangements or law changes. For significant changes that adversely affect subscribers, we will normally give at least 30 days' notice by email or in the Account Portal, stating what is changing and when it takes effect. Where necessary to address a legal, security or urgent operational issue, a shorter period may apply. If you disagree with a material change, you may cancel before it takes effect. Continued use after an appropriately notified change may indicate acceptance, but no such provision removes statutory consumer protections.

19. Governing law

These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales. Disputes will be dealt with by the courts of England and Wales. If you are a consumer living in Scotland or Northern Ireland, you can also bring a claim in the courts where you live. If you are a consumer living outside the UK, you keep any protection that the mandatory laws of your country give you.

20. General

These terms, the Privacy Policy and the prices shown at checkout are the whole agreement between us about vaBase.
If a court finds part of these terms invalid, the rest continues to apply.
If we do not enforce a right straight away, we can still enforce it later.
You may not transfer your rights under these terms to someone else without our agreement. We may transfer ours to another organisation that takes over vaBase. We will tell you if that happens, and your rights will not be reduced.
Nobody other than you and us has rights under these terms.

21. Contact

Email: support@vabase.com

Postal address: vaBase, Unit A, 82 James Carter Road, Mildenhall, IP28 7DE, United Kingdom.