The expressions and terms used in these General Terms and Conditions of Sale and Use shall have the meanings set out below:
“Lifetime”: means from the date of the Customer’s purchase until the date on which the Service Provider permanently ceases business operations.
“Customer” or “Consumer”: means any individual aged 18 or over who purchases a product or service from the Website for purposes outside their trade, business, craft, liberal profession or agricultural activity.
“Terms”: means these General Terms and Conditions of Sale and Use.
“E-book”: means any digital book offered for sale on the Website.
“E-learning”: means training provided remotely.
“Courses”: means all courses available on https://www.marineferal.com/.
“Service Provider”: means Marine Feral, sole proprietor, 47 rue Vivienne, 75002 Paris, France, SIREN number 912 128 246.
“Products”: means the products available and offered for sale on the Website.
“Services”: means the services available and offered for sale on the Website.
“Website”: means the e-commerce website available at https://www.marineferal.com/.
These Terms apply without restriction or reservation to all purchases of products and services made through the Website operated by Marine Feral, a sole proprietor whose registered business address is 47 rue Vivienne, 75002 Paris, France, SIREN number 912 128 246.
The products and services offered include online courses, digital content, publications and any other product or service connected with the Website’s activities.
These Terms apply to the exclusion of any other terms. They are available on the Website at all times and shall prevail, where applicable, over any other version or conflicting document.
The Customer acknowledges having read and accepted these Terms before placing an online order. The Customer declares that they have full legal capacity to enter into an agreement under these Terms.
Orders placed through the Website are reserved for individuals aged 18 or over who have the legal capacity to enter into a contract and who are acting for purposes outside their trade, business, craft or liberal profession.
These Terms may be amended at any time. The version applicable to the Customer’s purchase shall be the version in force on the Website on the date the order is placed.
Placing an order through the Website constitutes full and unconditional acceptance of these Terms.
All trademarks, domain names, services, images, videos, texts, expertise and, more generally, any information protected by intellectual property rights in connection with the Services are and shall remain the exclusive property of the Service Provider.
No intellectual property rights are transferred under these Terms.
Any reproduction, whether in whole or in part, modification or use of these materials for any purpose whatsoever is strictly prohibited.
The Services purchased by the Customer are intended exclusively for personal use. The Customer undertakes not to disclose their login details to third parties or allow third parties to access the Services by any other means.
Any user who operates a personal website and wishes to place a basic link directing users to the Website’s home page must first obtain the Service Provider’s permission.
Any link, including a tacitly authorised link, must be removed upon the Service Provider’s request.
The Website may contain links to third-party websites. The Service Provider accepts no responsibility where the content of those websites breaches applicable laws or regulations.
The Customer is granted only the right to use the Services made available through the platform. The Customer may not reproduce, represent, adapt, distribute or otherwise exploit them for personal commercial purposes or for the benefit of any third party.
The Customer is expressly prohibited from using the Services made available through the platform to market or provide the methods taught, in any capacity whatsoever.
The Customer expressly acknowledges that any breach of this article may cause financial loss to the Service Provider, for which the Service Provider may seek compensation.
The Service Provider mainly sells online courses and other digital content available remotely.
The essential characteristics of each Product are presented on its sales page. Depending on the Product, these may include its purpose, content, price, number of lessons or items, any variations and additional resources, available languages, required materials, and the terms and duration of access.
The Customer must review this information before placing an order. The description displayed on the sales page when the order is placed forms an integral part of the contract.
Photographs, presentation videos and visual previews are intended to show the Product and its learning environment. They do not necessarily show every item of content in full.
Unless otherwise stated on the sales page, the courses are presented as catalogues of independent magic tricks, techniques or other content.
The Customer may view the content in any order. The order in which lessons appear within the course area does not necessarily constitute a progressive learning programme.
Variations and presentations included within an individual lesson do not necessarily constitute separate tricks or separate items of content.
Access to the content requires:
– a compatible device capable of playing online videos;
– a sufficiently stable Internet connection;
– an up-to-date Internet browser;
– a valid email address;
– the creation or use of a personal account on the Podia platform.
Videos may be viewed online. They may only be downloaded where this option is expressly provided.
The Customer remains responsible for their equipment and Internet connection, keeping their software up to date and ensuring that their digital environment is compatible with the specifications stated on the sales page.
Unless otherwise stated, access to the Product is granted once payment has been confirmed.
The information required to access the Customer’s personal area is sent to the email address used when placing the order.
Where an offer provides “Lifetime” access, this expression has the meaning given in the Preliminary Article of these Terms. Access shall be maintained until the Service Provider permanently ceases business operations, subject to full payment of the price, compliance with these Terms and any technical constraints beyond the Service Provider’s control.
Access is personal, individual, confidential and non-transferable.
The Service Provider shall take reasonable measures to keep the content accessible.
Access may be temporarily interrupted due to maintenance, an update, a security incident, a platform outage or an event beyond the Service Provider’s control.
When informed of a difficulty attributable to the Service Provider, the Service Provider shall take reasonable steps to restore access as soon as reasonably possible.
This provision does not limit the Customer’s rights under the statutory guarantee of conformity applicable to digital content and digital services.
The Service Provider may make updates necessary to maintain the conformity, security, accessibility or operation of the content.
The Service Provider may also transfer courses to another platform where necessary to maintain or improve the Service, provided that access with substantially equivalent functionality is preserved.
Updates that are not necessary for conformity shall be made at no additional cost. Where their impact on access to or use of the content is more than minor, the Customer shall be informed in accordance with Articles L.224-25-24 to L.224-25-26 of the French Consumer Code.
To place an order, the Customer selects the relevant Product.
Before final confirmation, the Customer can check the selected Product, the total price and the information they have entered.
The Customer must review these Terms and the Privacy Policy, which are accessible from the checkout page.
The order becomes final when the Customer confirms payment using a button that clearly states that the order entails an obligation to pay and when the payment is accepted.
An order confirmation is sent to the Customer by email. It summarises the essential information relating to the order and explains how to access the Product.
The Customer must ensure that the email address provided is correct and check their spam or junk folder where necessary.
If any information provided is incorrect, the Customer must contact the Service Provider at marine@marineferal.com.
The Service Provider may refuse or cancel an order for a legitimate reason, including fraud or attempted fraud, unauthorised use of a payment method, a previous payment incident or a manifestly abusive request.
Any amount collected in connection with an order cancelled by the Service Provider shall be refunded, except where it relates to a Product already validly supplied or an amount that remains lawfully due.
Contracts entered into electronically for an amount equal to or greater than €120 shall be retained for ten years under the conditions provided by Articles L.213-1, D.213-1 and D.213-2 of the French Consumer Code.
The Customer may request access to their contract by emailing marine@marineferal.com.
Prices are stated in euros and correspond to the total amount payable by the Customer, including all taxes where value-added tax is applicable.
The applicable price is the price displayed when the order is confirmed.
The Service Provider may change its prices at any time. Any subsequent change shall not apply to orders that have already been confirmed.
Any banking or currency conversion fees charged by the Customer’s bank or payment provider shall remain the Customer’s responsibility, provided that the relevant institution has informed the Customer of those fees.
An invoice or proof of payment shall be supplied electronically.
The full price is payable when the order is placed.
The payment methods actually available are displayed on the checkout page. Payments are processed by the payment providers connected to the Podia platform, including Stripe or PayPal when offered.
The Service Provider does not directly receive all the banking information entered by the Customer through the payment provider’s secure interface.
The order is considered confirmed once the payment provider has confirmed payment.
Access to the Product is granted after this confirmation, subject to the provisions concerning the right of withdrawal and the immediate supply of digital content.
If payment is declined or unsuccessful, the order is not completed and no paid access is granted.
The Customer warrants that they are authorised to use the payment method entered when placing the order.
Where fraud or unauthorised use of a payment method is reasonably suspected, the Service Provider may suspend the order for the time reasonably required to carry out checks, without depriving the Customer of their statutory rights.
In accordance with Article L.221-18 of the French Consumer Code, a Consumer generally has fourteen days from the date on which the contract is entered into to exercise their right of withdrawal without providing a reason.
The courses offered constitute digital content not supplied on a physical medium.
Where the Customer wishes to access the content before the expiry of the withdrawal period, the right of withdrawal may only be lost if all three of the following conditions are met:
– the Customer has expressly consented to the supply beginning before the expiry of the fourteen-day period;
– the Customer has expressly acknowledged that they will lose their right of withdrawal once access to the content begins;
– the Service Provider has sent confirmation of this consent and acknowledgment on a durable medium.
The Customer’s consent and acknowledgment must result from a positive action separate from the general acceptance of these Terms.
The following statement shall be presented to the Customer:
“I expressly request immediate access to the digital content before the expiry of the fourteen-day withdrawal period and acknowledge that, once I begin accessing it, I will lose my right of withdrawal.”
When these conditions are met and performance has begun, the Customer no longer has a right of withdrawal, in accordance with Article L.221-28(13) of the French Consumer Code.
Where these conditions have not been validly met, the Customer retains the right of withdrawal for the statutory period.
Where the right of withdrawal remains applicable, the Customer may exercise it before the deadline by sending an unambiguous statement to:
Marine Feral
47 rue Vivienne
75002 Paris
France
Email: marine@marineferal.com
The Customer may use the withdrawal form provided at the end of these Terms, although its use is not mandatory.
The refund shall be made using the same payment method used for the order, unless the Customer expressly agrees to another method, no later than fourteen days after the withdrawal request is received.
Exercising the right of withdrawal results in the closure of access to the relevant content.
Unless expressly stated otherwise on the relevant sales page, the Products do not include an additional commercial “money-back guarantee”.
This provision shall never limit the right of withdrawal where it remains applicable, the statutory guarantee of conformity, the guarantee against hidden defects or any other mandatory consumer right.
The Service Provider is liable under the statutory guarantee of conformity applicable to digital content and digital services in accordance with Articles L.224-25-1 to L.224-25-31 of the French Consumer Code.
The Consumer is entitled to rely on the statutory guarantee of conformity where a lack of conformity arises at any time during the contractual period in which the digital content or digital service is supplied, as defined in Article 3.4 of these Terms. During that period, the Consumer is only required to establish the existence of the lack of conformity and not the date on which it arose.
The statutory guarantee of conformity includes an obligation to provide all updates necessary to maintain the conformity of the digital content or digital service during that period.
The statutory guarantee of conformity entitles the Consumer to have the digital content or digital service brought into conformity without undue delay following their request, free of charge and without major inconvenience.
The Consumer may obtain a price reduction while retaining the digital content or digital service, or terminate the contract and receive a full refund in exchange for relinquishing the digital content or digital service, where:
The professional refuses to bring the digital content or digital service into conformity;
Conformity is delayed without justification;
Conformity cannot be achieved without imposing costs on the Consumer;
Bringing the content or service into conformity causes major inconvenience to the Consumer;
The lack of conformity persists despite an unsuccessful attempt to bring the content or service into conformity.
The Consumer is also entitled to a price reduction or termination of the contract where the lack of conformity is sufficiently serious to justify an immediate remedy. In such circumstances, the Consumer is not required to request conformity beforehand.
Where the lack of conformity is minor, the Consumer is only entitled to cancel the contract where the contract does not provide for payment of a price.
Any period during which the digital content or digital service is unavailable for the purpose of bringing it into conformity suspends the remaining guarantee period until conforming content or service is supplied again.
These rights arise under Articles L.224-25-1 to L.224-25-31 of the French Consumer Code.
A professional who, in bad faith, obstructs the implementation of the statutory guarantee of conformity may incur the civil fine provided for in Article L.242-18-1 of the French Consumer Code.
The Consumer also benefits from the statutory guarantee against hidden defects provided for in Articles 1641 to 1649 of the French Civil Code for two years from discovery of the defect. This guarantee may entitle the Consumer to a price reduction if the content is retained, or to a refund in exchange for relinquishing the digital content or digital service.
Any request relating to these guarantees may be sent to marine@marineferal.com.
The login details used to access the courses are strictly personal and confidential.
The Customer undertakes not to share, transfer, sell or otherwise make their access available to a third party.
The Customer must promptly inform the Service Provider if they become aware of any unauthorised use of their account or breach of the confidentiality of their login details.
The Customer must use any comment or discussion areas respectfully and lawfully. Insulting, defamatory, discriminatory, threatening, fraudulent or promotional content, and any content infringing third-party rights, is prohibited.
In the event of a serious or repeated breach, the Service Provider may remove the relevant content or suspend the Customer’s access after informing the Customer and, where circumstances permit, asking the Customer to cease the breach.
Access may not be suspended or terminated abusively, and any suspension or termination shall not deprive the Customer of their statutory rights.
The Products are provided for educational, informational or artistic purposes.
Results depend on factors including the Customer’s practice, involvement, abilities and personal circumstances. The Service Provider does not guarantee the achievement of any particular level, performance or result.
Any content relating to mindset, habits, performance or personal development does not constitute medical, psychological, therapeutic, legal or financial advice.
Such content is not a substitute for support from a suitably qualified professional where the Customer’s circumstances require it.
The Service Provider is responsible for properly performing its contractual obligations in accordance with applicable law.
The Service Provider shall not be liable where loss or damage results exclusively from:
– misuse of the Product by the Customer;
– incompatible equipment or software despite the information provided before purchase;
– fault on the part of the Customer;
– an unforeseeable and unavoidable act of a third party;
– an event of force majeure.
Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits any liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited, or any of the Customer’s rights under the applicable statutory guarantees.
Neither party shall be liable for a failure directly caused by an event of force majeure meeting the conditions of Article 1218 of the French Civil Code.
The affected party shall inform the other party as soon as reasonably possible and take reasonable measures to limit the consequences of the event.
The affected obligations shall be suspended for the duration of the event.
If the impediment becomes permanent or deprives the contract of its essential purpose for an extended period, the consequences shall be determined in accordance with applicable law, without depriving the Customer of any mandatory rights.
Personal data required for ordering, payment, access to the Products and management of the Customer relationship is processed in accordance with applicable data protection law.
Information concerning the personal data collected, purposes of processing, legal bases, recipients, retention periods and individual rights is provided in the Privacy Policy available at:
https://www.marineferal.com/terms-en
Purchasing a Product does not automatically subscribe the Customer to marketing communications where separate consent is required by law.
For any question or complaint relating to an order, the Customer may contact the Service Provider:
Email: marine@marineferal.com
Postal address: Marine Feral, 47 rue Vivienne, 75002 Paris, France
The Service Provider shall endeavour to respond within a reasonable period.
These Terms and contracts entered into with the Service Provider are governed by French law.
This choice of law does not deprive a Consumer residing in another country of any mandatory protections afforded under the laws of their country of residence where those protections apply.
If the dispute is not resolved amicably or through mediation, it may be brought before the court having jurisdiction under the applicable legal rules.
Nothing in these Terms requires a Consumer to bring proceedings before a court other than one to which they are legally entitled to apply.
The Service Provider may amend these Terms for the future, including to reflect legal, regulatory, technical or commercial developments.
The version applicable to an order is the version accepted by the Customer when placing that order.
A subsequent amendment shall not retroactively reduce any rights acquired under a previous order.
If any provision of these Terms is declared invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall continue to apply unless the invalid provision constituted an essential element of the contract.
Order confirmations, invoices, emails and electronic records retained under reasonably secure conditions may be used as evidence.
The Customer may also submit any admissible evidence in accordance with applicable law.
Version updated in September 2026.
Complete and send this form only where the right of withdrawal remains applicable to your order.
To:
Marine Feral
47 rue Vivienne
75002 Paris
France
marine@marineferal.com
I hereby give notice that I withdraw from the contract relating to the following digital content or digital service:
Product name:
Date of order:
Order number, if available:
Consumer’s full name:
Consumer’s address:
Email address used for the order:
Date:
Consumer’s signature, only if this form is submitted on paper: