Pharaoh's Edge is now part of the Happy Geeks Computer Shoppe family.

Pharaoh's EdgeDigital IT tools

Terms of Service

Published version date: 1 October 2026. Draft revision: 8 November 2026.

1. Acceptance of Terms

These Terms of Service ("Terms") are a draft for the website pharaohsedge.online (the "Site") and the IT Integration & Handover Kit (the "Product") offered by Pharaoh's Edge, now part of the Happy Geeks Computer Shoppe family. The legal entity that would be bound by a final version has not been confirmed in this draft.

By using the Site or buying the Product after the owner publishes final terms, you agree to those published terms. If you do not agree, do not buy the Product. If you accept for an organization, you need authority to bind it.

2. Product Description

The Product is a digital download: DOCX and XLSX templates packaged as a ZIP archive. The advertised price is $39 USD. The paid ZIP is not hosted on this website. Delivery is described as an email from Lemon Squeezy after purchase. While approval is pending, the product page says checkout is coming soon and does not open a checkout page.

  • Format: DOCX and XLSX files delivered as a ZIP digital download.
  • Delivery: electronic, via Lemon Squeezy, after purchase confirmation, when checkout is actually configured.
  • Price: $39 USD for a single-user license, as advertised.
  • Nature: templates and a fictional worked example. They are not bespoke consulting and not professional advice.

Descriptions on the Site help you judge fit. They are not a promise of a particular project outcome.

3. License Grant

If you pay and comply with the published terms, the draft license is a single-user, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable license to download and use the templates.

3.1 Permitted use

  • Use the templates inside your own organization for internal IT integration and handover work.
  • Use them in your own consulting engagements, without redistributing the template files themselves to clients or the public.
  • Adapt and fill them in for a specific engagement. You keep the content you add.

3.2 Restrictions

  • Do not redistribute, resell, rent, lease, sublicense, or publicly share the original template files or substantially unmodified copies.
  • Do not upload the Product to public repositories, marketplaces, file-sharing sites, or template libraries.
  • Do not present the templates as your own product for resale.
  • Do not remove copyright or brand notices, except a notice that exists only inside the fictional worked example.
  • Do not share one purchase across unaffiliated organizations or sell access to the download link.

One purchase is written as one primary user. Multi-seat use is not offered. Ask before you expand use. See the contact page.

4. No professional advice

The templates are practical tools for IT professionals. They are not legal, compliance, financial, tax, security-certification, or engineering advice. Using them does not guarantee a successful integration, a compliant outcome, or audit readiness. You are responsible for adapting them and for getting independent advice where you need it. The Site does not create a client, fiduciary, or professional-services relationship.

5. Intellectual property

Template structure, brand elements, and site content are owned by the business that publishes them, subject to the limited license above. The published pages use "© 2026 Pharaoh's Edge." The exact copyright owner still needs the owner's confirmation because the legal entity is not stated.

You keep original content you add, such as client names and environment details. That does not transfer ownership of the underlying templates.

"Crestwood Distribution Ltd." and the names in that worked example are fictional. Any resemblance to real organizations or people is coincidental.

You may not use the Pharaoh's Edge or Happy Geeks Computer Shoppe names in a way that suggests endorsement or authorship of your deliverables, beyond a factual note that you started from the templates.

6. Disclaimer of warranties

The published terms say the Product and the Site are provided "as is" and "as available," without warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, non-infringement, or warranties from course of dealing, to the extent the law allows. This draft keeps that position. It does not add a new warranty. Some jurisdictions do not allow certain exclusions.

7. Limitation of liability

The published terms limit liability for indirect or consequential damages and cap total liability at the amount paid for the Product, described there as $39 USD, to the extent the law allows. This draft repeats that allocation so the review copy matches the public terms. It is not a statement that a court will enforce it, and it is not legal advice. Some jurisdictions do not allow certain limits.

8. Refund Policy

Refunds follow the Refund Policy. Purchases are covered by a 15-day money-back guarantee. If the refund page and these Terms ever disagree about a refund, the refund page controls refund requests and these Terms control other matters. That rule is carried over from the published terms.

9. Governing law

The published terms say they are governed by the laws of the State of New York, and that disputes are brought in state or federal courts in New York. This draft keeps that sentence so the review copy does not silently change it. The owner has not reconfirmed governing law, venue, or the legal entity for this rebuild. Nothing here removes a non-waivable consumer right that applies where you live.

10. Changes

The owner may update these Terms and post a new date. For a purchase already made, the published terms say the version in effect at purchase continues to govern that purchase, except where the law requires otherwise. Continued use after a posted update is described there as acceptance. If you do not agree, stop using the Site and do not buy again.

11. Contact

Include your order reference when you have one.

12. General

The published terms describe themselves, the privacy policy, the refund policy, and the Lemon Squeezy order confirmation as the entire agreement, with the usual severability, no-waiver, assignment, and notice clauses. This draft does not add new commercial terms. Assignment language in the published text says you may not assign the license without consent, and that the business may assign the terms in a reorganization or sale.