Global e-commerce trustmark Safe.Shop is looking for African Law Firms as Partners

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Global e-commerce trustmark Safe.Shop is launching in Africa. Safe.Shop checks if webshops are selling according to the Global Ecommerce Code of Conduct, helping consumers and merchants to shop and sell with confidence at home and abroad. First partner is Ecommerce Forum Africa.

We are looking for law firms as partners in several African countries.

We can offer law firms the following benefits:

Brand exposure on www.safe.shop
Becoming part of an international network of
IT/Consumer Law Firms
Additional revenues from certifying local
retailers on their market
Additional revenues from certifying foreign
webshops entering their market
Additional revenues from legal and cross border consulting

We expect from law firms the following:

Translation of website & marketing material into
local language(s) when opportune
Publication of content on social media & partners
Phone follow up leads
Create local marketing partner network
Free certification of 3-star applications according to
the global code of conduct (to be discussed)
5-star national certification of webshops
Update of legal document packages
(terms & conditions, copyright, disclaimer, privacy statement)
Solve online disputes between retailers and local consumers

See for more information the interview with founder of Safe.shop, Jorij Abraham.

Are you interested in a partnership with Safe.Shop?
Are you an African law firm and interested in becoming a partner of Safe.Shop, please fill in the form below and we will contact you soon. We look forward to working with you.

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Global e-commerce trustmark Safe.Shop is looking for African Law Firms as Partners

We can offer law firms the following benefits:

We expect from law firms the following:

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