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Terms & Conditions

Last updated: April 23, 2026

By using marketconway.com, you accept these terms. If you do not accept them, stop using the site. We are a local publisher based around Conway, South Carolina, and these rules help both readers and the small team that keep the site online.

Acceptable use

You will not use the site to break the law, harass people, try to take over the server, scrape at a rate that breaks the host, or upload malware through any form. You will not pretend to be another person when you request a takedown or a correction, and you will not farm email addresses you find in staff pages for unrelated bulk mail. We can block a network range or a contact address when abuse is clear and repeated, after a short review, because our job is a calm guide, not a host for a flood test.

Intellectual property and license to you

We own, or we license, the text we write, the design we ship in HTML, the logo treatment you see, and the selection of public facts we place in a guide, except where a photo credit names another source. You may read, print a single copy for your own notes, and share a link. You do not have the right to copy a full page into a paid database, to train a system on our work without a written deal, or to strip ads and re-host the file as if it were yours, because the ads pay part of the bill for research time.

If you think we used your work without fair permission, use the contact form with a clear file name, and we can pull a line, swap an image, or add credit while we look at a fair plan that fits both sides.

Disclaimer of warranties

The site, and every article, is provided "as is." We try to be accurate about hours, fees, and streets, but businesses change, roads close, and a storm can change a week. We do not promise a search result, a page rank, or a fixed income from a tip, because every shop makes its own call on staffing and service. A separate page covers editorial and advertising with more on those topics, and the two pages work together, not in conflict, when you have a fact question and a product question in the same month.

Limitation of liability

To the full extent the law in South Carolina allows, we are not responsible for lost profits, lost data on your device, a missed meal because a time changed, a trip you planned, or a third-party ad that did not work for you. In no case is our full liability to you, for a single set of events tied to a claim about this site, more than the amount you paid to us, which is most often zero for a free reader, unless you have a contract with us that states a higher number and a scope on paper.

Indemnity

If a third party sues us because you did something the site’s rules do not allow, and that claim is tied to your use of the site, you will help defend us, pay the costs the court later assigns, or both, in line with a fair result when both sides are heard. If you only read, never send a form, and never resell a guide, you will not fall into that bucket in normal life.

Third-party services

We point to maps, ad servers, analytics, forms, and hosts. Their terms, fees, and outages are theirs. A delay at an ad server does not force us to give you a cash refund, because the site is a public read for most people. If a partner stops service, we will try to post a static backup path so a guide is still available without scripts when we can, because that matches how we build pages today.

Changes, suspension, and the law of South Carolina

We can change this page, move a feature, or pause a section. If a court finds one line in these terms to be unenforceable, the rest of the file still works. The laws of the State of South Carolina govern, and the proper courts sit in the county and district that fit a claim in line with the rules a lawyer would file, because we want a single clear place for a serious dispute, not a fight in twelve forums at once.