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Last Modified: January 10, 2026
Applicability: This Cool-Off policy applies to services contracted with Bliss Business Development Corp. (BBDC).
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Cooling-Off laws are consumer protection regulations granting consumers the right to cancel certain contracts; consumers may cancel contracts within a specific timeframe (typically three business days) of the transaction. This "cooling-off" period allows consumers time to reconsider a purchase or service agreement they signed without pressure.
Bliss Business Development Corp. provides services in various jurisdictions. While federal law (FTC) provides a baseline, specific cooling-off protections are emphasized in the following states where BBDC usually operates:
Arkansas, California, Hawaii, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, and Utah.
Generally, Cooling-Off Laws cover contracts for goods or services valued at $25 or more that are entered into at a location not the seller's permanent place of business. This includes:
A consumer's home or workplace.
A seller's temporary location (e.g., a cafe, restaurant, or rented venue).
Cooling-off laws typically do not cover the following:
Online/Phone Sales: Sales made entirely online, by mail, or by phone (Note: These are governed by other consumer protection laws and BBDC-specific terms).
Emergency Services: Goods or services needed for an immediate emergency.
Professional Services: Real estate, insurance, or securities transactions.
Public Markets: Arts and crafts that are sold at fairs or similar events.
To cancel a contract under the Cooling-Off Laws, clients must notify Bliss Business Development Corp. in writing within three (3) business days of the transaction.
Official Method: Written notification is the legally required method.
BBDC Policy: We accept cancellation notices via email (orders@blissbizdev.com) or text message for expedited processing. Meeting written requirements is for legal compliance.
Upon receipt of a valid cancellation notice:
Refunds: BBDC will refund payments made for services bound by a signed agreement.
Service Fees: BBDC will issue a refund, less the value of any agreed-upon services already provided or non-refundable infrastructure costs (such as domain registration) as outlined in the Service Agreement.
Return of Materials: Any physical goods or proprietary materials provided as part of the transaction must be returned to BBDC.
If Bliss Business Development Corp. fails to honor a valid right to cancel under applicable law, consumers may file a complaint with their state's Attorney General or consumer protection agency.
Information about Cooling-Off Laws can be found by contacting a state's attorney general or consumer protection agency. Information is also available on the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) website.
State Agency Contacts:
Arkansas: Office of the Attorney General
California: Office of the Attorney General
Nevada: Nevada Attorney General's Office
New Jersey: Department of Law and Public Safety
New York: New York State Attorney General
We value your peace of mind and your partnership. While the legal fine print is a necessary part of doing business, our goal is to help you feel confident about contracting us and the support you receive at every step. If you have questions about these rights or need assistance with your service agreement, please don't hesitate to contact our team.
Phone (Call or Text):
385-232-0172
Google Voice (Call or Text):
801-960-2433
Email:
contact@blissbizdev.com
Encrypted Text (iMessage):
Hello@BBDCservices.com
Signal Messaging App:
646-397-1218