YONSEI SAEBOM MEDICAL CLINIC
Membership Terms
These Terms govern the conditions and procedures for using services provided through the Yonsei SaeBom Medical Clinic website, in line with the Telecommunications Business Act and related regulations.
Chapter 1. General Provisions
Article 1. Purpose
These Terms prescribe the conditions and procedures for using all services provided by the clinic (the "Company") through the Yonsei SaeBom Medical Clinic website.
Article 2. Definitions
- User: a person who receives the services provided by the Company under these Terms.
- Service Use Agreement: the contract concluded between the Company and a user for the use of services.
- Registration: the act of completing a service-use agreement by entering required information into the application form provided by the Company and agreeing to these Terms.
- Member: a person who has registered as a member by providing the personal information required for website membership.
- User ID: a combination of letters and numbers selected by the user and approved by the Company for member identification and service use.
- Password: a combination of letters, numbers, and special characters set by the user to protect member information.
- Termination of Use: an expression of intent by the Company or member to end the service-use agreement after use has begun.
Article 3. Effectiveness and Amendment of the Terms
If a member does not agree to revised Terms, the member may request withdrawal from membership. If the member continues to use the service without expressing refusal within seven days of the effective date of the revision, the member is deemed to have agreed to the amended Terms.
- These Terms become effective when posted on the service screen, notice board, or announced by another method.
- The Company may amend these Terms when it deems it necessary, and the amended Terms will be announced on the service screen.
- If a user does not agree to the amended Terms, the user may stop using the service and cancel membership registration. Continued use is deemed agreement to the amendment.
Article 4. Supplemental Rules
Matters not specified in these Terms are governed by the Framework Act on Telecommunications, the Telecommunications Business Act, and other applicable laws and regulations.
Chapter 2. Service Use Agreement
Article 5. Formation of the Agreement
The service-use agreement is formed when the Company accepts a user’s application for use and the user agrees to the contents of these Terms.
Article 6. Application for Use
An application may be made by entering personal information into the membership registration form requested by the Company on the service’s member-information screen.
Article 7. Acceptance of the Application
When an applicant accurately fills in every required item on the form, the Company accepts the application unless special circumstances apply.
The Company may refuse acceptance in the following cases:
- The applicant did not apply under the applicant’s real name.
- The applicant applied using another person’s name.
- The application contained false information.
- The application was made to disturb social order or public morals.
- The applicant failed to satisfy other application requirements set by the Company.
Article 8. Changes to Registered Information
Members must update information entered at the time of application if it changes. Members are responsible for problems arising from a failure to do so.
Chapter 3. Obligations of the Parties
Article 9. Obligations of the Company
The Company does not disclose or distribute a member’s personal information learned in connection with service provision to a third party without the member’s consent.
Exceptions apply when disclosure is required by law, when a state agency requests information under the Telecommunications Business Act or related laws, when it is necessary for a criminal investigation, or when requested through other lawful procedures.
Article 10. Obligations of Members
Members must not engage in any of the following while using the service:
- Improper use of another member’s ID.
- Copying, publishing, or providing information obtained from the service to a third party.
- Infringing the Company’s copyrights or the rights of a third party.
- Distributing content that violates public order or public morals.
- Engaging in conduct objectively judged to be connected to crime.
- Violating other relevant laws and regulations.
- Members may not use the service for commercial activity, and the Company is not responsible for results arising from commercial use.
- Members may not transfer, gift, or pledge their service rights or contractual status to another party.
Chapter 4. Service Use
Article 11. Member Responsibilities During Use
- Members are responsible for maintaining their own email, bulletin-board posts, and uploaded materials as needed.
- Members may not arbitrarily delete or alter materials provided by the Company.
- Members must not post content on the website that violates public order, public morals, or third-party rights, and are fully responsible for the consequences of doing so.
Article 12. Management and Deletion of Posts
For efficient service operation, the Company may limit memory space, message size, and storage duration. It may delete content without prior notice if that content falls into any of the following categories:
- Content that defames or slanders another member or third party.
- Content that violates public order or public morals.
- Content recognized as connected to criminal conduct.
- Content that infringes the Company’s copyrights or the rights of third parties.
- Posting obscene materials or linking to obscene sites on the Company’s website or boards.
- Content judged to violate other applicable laws and regulations.
Article 13. Copyright in Posts
Copyright in posts belongs to the original poster, and members may not commercially exploit materials posted to the service, such as by processing or selling information obtained through the service.
Article 14. Hours of Service Availability
The service is available twenty-four hours a day, year-round, unless special business or technical circumstances make that impossible, including scheduled maintenance.
Article 15. Responsibility for Use
Members must not use the service for hacking, linking obscene sites, distributing illegal software, or similar acts. The Company bears no responsibility for losses, business results, or legal action arising from such violations.
Article 16. Suspension of Service
The Company may suspend service in any of the following cases:
- When unavoidable maintenance or construction is required for service equipment.
- When a telecommunications carrier governed by the Telecommunications Business Act suspends service.
- When system inspection is necessary.
- When other force majeure circumstances arise.
Chapter 5. Termination of the Agreement and Restrictions on Use
Article 17. Termination and Restriction of Use
A member who wishes to terminate the service-use agreement must apply for termination online, and the Company will take action after confirming the member’s identity.
If a member commits any of the following acts, the Company must notify the member at least thirty days before termination and give the member an opportunity to present an opinion:
- Stealing another person’s user ID or password.
- Intentionally interfering with service operation.
- Applying for membership using false information.
- Registering multiple IDs for the same user.
- Distributing content harmful to public order or public morals.
- Damaging another person’s reputation or causing disadvantage.
- Sending large volumes of information or advertising information to disrupt stable service operation.
- Distributing computer virus programs that cause malfunction or destruction of information and communications facilities or data.
- Infringing the intellectual property rights of the Company, another member, or a third party.
- Improperly using another person’s personal information, user ID, or password.
- Posting obscene materials or linking obscene sites on a personal homepage or bulletin board.
- Any other act judged to violate relevant laws and regulations.
Chapter 6. Miscellaneous
Article 18. Prohibition on Transfer
Members may not transfer, assign, gift, or pledge their service rights or contractual status to another party.
Article 19. Compensation for Damages
The Company is not liable for damages suffered by members in connection with free services, except where the damage is caused by the Company’s intentional misconduct or gross negligence.
Article 20. Disclaimer
- The Company is exempt from liability for service provision when it cannot provide the service because of a natural disaster, war, or equivalent force majeure.
- The Company is exempt from liability for damage caused by unavoidable maintenance, replacement, regular inspection, or construction relating to service equipment.
- The Company is not liable for disruption in service use caused by a member’s own fault.
- The Company is not liable for expected profits from the service or damage resulting from materials obtained through the service.
- The Company is not liable for the reliability, accuracy, or content of information, materials, or facts posted by members on the service.
Article 21. Court of Jurisdiction
If litigation is filed regarding a dispute arising from use of the service, the court with jurisdiction over the location of the Company will be the exclusive court of competent jurisdiction.
Supplementary Provision
- Effective date: May 21, 2019
- Last revised: May 21, 2019

