TERMS OF SERVICE

Information and Consulting Services

Effective date: August 23, 2026

PLEASE READ THESE TERMS CAREFULLY. BY PURCHASING, ACCESSING, OR USING THE SERVICES, YOU AGREE TO BE BOUND BY THESE TERMS. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE, DO NOT PURCHASE OR USE THE SERVICES.

1. Parties; Acceptance; Electronic Contract

1.1. These Terms of Service (the "Terms") are offered by New Lands Consulting LLC, a Delaware limited liability company ("Company," "we," "us," or "Provider"), to any individual who purchases or uses the Services ("Client" or "you"). Provider and Client are each a "Party" and together the "Parties."

1.2. These Terms, together with the applicable payment page, invoice, order confirmation, written offer, and Appendix A, form a binding agreement (the "Agreement").

1.3. You accept the Agreement by paying any portion of the applicable fee, clicking an acceptance mechanism, or otherwise purchasing or accessing the Services after being given access to these Terms. Electronic records, electronic acceptance, and electronic signatures may be used to form and evidence the Agreement.

1.4. By accepting, you represent that you are at least 18 years old and have legal capacity to enter into the Agreement. If local law permits a minor to contract only with parental or guardian consent, the Services may be purchased for that minor only with all legally required consent.

1.5. The Services are informational and consulting services. They are not an accredited educational program, do not confer a degree, diploma, professional license, certification, or academic credit, and do not guarantee employment, compensation, immigration status, or any other outcome.

2. Services

2.1. Provider will perform the information and consulting services described in Appendix A and/or the applicable payment page, invoice, or written offer (the “Services”).

2.2. Services may include access to materials, written and oral recommendations, answers to Client questions, online meetings, mock interviews, resume and assignment review, job-search support, and related consulting. The Services may be performed by Provider directly and/or by Provider’s partners, contractors, mentors, consultants, or other qualified persons engaged by Provider (collectively, “Service Partners”).

2.3. Unless otherwise stated, Services are delivered remotely through online platforms selected or agreed by the Parties.

2.4. A Service or Service component is deemed delivered when Provider has performed the applicable action described in Appendix A. If Client does not submit a specific written objection describing a material deficiency within seven (7) calendar days after delivery, the Service will be deemed accepted, to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law.

2.5. Where the Services include ongoing access, availability, or support, Client is responsible for requesting and using such Services within the applicable service period. Failure to use available Services does not, by itself, create a refund right, except where required by applicable law.

3. Provider Responsibilities and Rights

3.1. Provider will:

• provide material information about the Services and Provider;
• perform the Services within the agreed timeframe and substantially in accordance with the applicable description;
• use commercially reasonable care and professional judgment in providing the Services;
• keep Client confidential information confidential subject to Section 6 and applicable law;
• use third-party contractors, specialists, platforms, or service providers when reasonably necessary; and
• provide payment instructions or a payment link when applicable.

3.2. Provider may request information reasonably necessary to perform the Services; assign, delegate, or reassign any portion of the Services to Service Partners without Client’s separate consent; suspend performance while undisputed overdue amounts remain unpaid; and remove Client from chats, communities, or meetings for material or repeated violations of Section 4.5. Client acknowledges that meetings, mock interviews, reviews, feedback, written responses, and other Service components may be delivered either by Provider or by one or more Service Partners selected by Provider.

4. Client Responsibilities

4.1. Client will timely review Service-related communications, provide accurate information and materials, complete agreed practical assignments, and pay all amounts when due.

4.2. Services, access credentials, materials, and community access are personal to Client and may not be transferred or shared without Provider’s prior written consent.

4.3. Client must keep Provider’s non-public materials, methods, recommendations, and business information confidential as described in Section 6.

4.4. Employment / engagement notice. If Client enters into an employment agreement, independent-contractor agreement, consulting agreement, or begins self-employment as a result of or materially assisted by the Services, Client must notify Provider in writing within three (3) business days and provide reasonable documentary evidence sufficient to verify the engagement and, where a success-based fee applies, the compensation used to calculate that fee.

4.5. In Provider-operated online meetings, chats, and communities, Client may not engage in unlawful conduct, harassment, threats, discriminatory abuse, deliberate falsehoods, disclosure of third-party personal information without authority, spam, unauthorized advertising, or conduct that materially disrupts the community or Services.

5. Fees; Payment; Taxes

5.1. Fees and payment schedules are stated in Appendix A and/or the applicable payment page, invoice, or written offer.

5.2. Provider may offer individualized pricing or payment schedules. If a payment page, invoice, or written offer states specific commercial terms that conflict with Appendix A, the specific commercial terms shown to Client for that purchase control.

5.3. Payment is deemed made when cleared funds are received by Provider or its payment processor.

5.4. Payment processing is provided by third-party processors and is also subject to their terms and privacy practices. Provider is not responsible for a processor’s independent acts or outages except to the extent required by law.

5.5. Client is responsible for payment information entered by Client and for any taxes, duties, bank charges, or similar amounts imposed on Client, except taxes imposed on Provider’s net income. Provider will collect sales or similar taxes where legally required.

5.6. Unless otherwise stated, fees are non-refundable after the applicable Service has been delivered or access has been granted, except where a refund is required by applicable law or expressly promised in writing by Provider.

5.7. Any abbreviated commercial notation shown on a payment page will have the meaning expressly stated there. A percentage-based fee means the stated percentage of the compensation base described in the applicable offer or Appendix A.

6. Confidentiality

6.1. Each Party may receive non-public information concerning the other Party or the performance of the Agreement (“Confidential Information”). Each Party will use the other Party’s Confidential Information only for purposes of the Agreement and will not disclose it except to personnel, contractors, professional advisers, or service providers who need to know it and are subject to confidentiality obligations, or as required by law.

6.2. Confidential Information does not include information that the receiving Party can demonstrate: (a) is or becomes public through no breach; (b) was lawfully known without restriction before disclosure; (c) is lawfully received from a third party without confidentiality duty; or (d) is independently developed without use of the other Party’s Confidential Information.

6.3. Confidentiality obligations survive for three (3) years after termination, except trade secrets will be protected for as long as they qualify as trade secrets under applicable law.

7. Intellectual Property

7.1. All course materials, templates, recordings, frameworks, written guidance, databases, presentations, examples, and other materials supplied by Provider or its licensors (“Materials”) remain the intellectual property of Provider or the applicable licensor.

7.2. Subject to full payment, Provider grants Client a limited, personal, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable license to use the Materials for Client’s own non-commercial learning and career-development purposes during the period stated for the applicable Service.

7.3. Client may not copy, reproduce, publish, distribute, sell, sublicense, share access to, publicly display, commercially exploit, scrape, reverse engineer, or create a competing or substantially similar product from the Materials, except to the extent such restriction is prohibited by law.

7.4. No intellectual-property rights are transferred except for the limited license expressly granted above.

8. No Guarantee; Client Decisions

8.1. Provider does not guarantee employment, interview invitations, offers, compensation, promotion, business results, or any particular outcome.

8.2. Client remains solely responsible for Client’s applications, representations to employers or counterparties, decisions, conduct, work product, and results. Provider’s information and recommendations are not legal, tax, investment, immigration, medical, or other regulated professional advice.

8.3. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Services and Materials are provided “as is” and “as available,” and Provider disclaims implied warranties that may lawfully be disclaimed.

9. Remedies; Liquidated Damages

9.1. Client acknowledges that unauthorized disclosure of Confidential Information, unauthorized distribution or commercial exploitation of Materials, or intentional concealment of an engagement that triggers a success-based fee may cause losses that are difficult to quantify.

9.2. If the applicable payment page, invoice, or written offer expressly states a liquidated-damages amount for a specified breach, the Parties intend that amount as a reasonable pre-estimate of anticipated harm and not as a penalty. Any such amount applies only to the extent enforceable under applicable law and does not limit Provider’s right to seek injunctive relief or recover other damages where legally permitted and not duplicative.

9.3. If no liquidated-damages amount is expressly stated for the Client’s purchase, Provider may pursue its actual damages and other remedies available under law.

9.4. The original Russian-language offer used a RUB 500,000 contractual penalty for certain breaches. For U.S. use, no automatic RUB-denominated penalty is incorporated unless the applicable U.S. payment page or written offer expressly states a reasonable liquidated-damages amount.

10. Limitation of Liability

10.1. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Provider will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, punitive, or consequential damages, or for lost profits, lost opportunities, or loss of data, arising out of the Agreement, even if advised of the possibility.

10.2. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Provider’s aggregate liability arising out of or relating to the Agreement will not exceed the total fees actually paid by Client to Provider for the specific Service giving rise to the claim during the twelve (12) months preceding the event giving rise to liability.

10.3. These limitations do not apply to liability that cannot legally be limited or excluded.

11. Force Majeure; Third-Party Systems

11.1. Neither Party is liable for delay or failure caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including major internet or telecommunications failures, natural disasters, war, civil unrest, government action, labor disruption, or widespread platform outages, provided the affected Party uses reasonable efforts to mitigate.

11.2. Provider is not responsible for Client-side equipment, connectivity, software, accounts, or third-party platforms outside Provider’s reasonable control.

12. Term; Suspension; Termination

12.1. The Agreement begins upon acceptance and continues until the Services are completed, unless terminated earlier.

12.2. Provider may suspend or terminate the Agreement for material breach, including nonpayment, material misrepresentation, abusive or unlawful conduct, breach of confidentiality, or unauthorized use of Materials. Where reasonably curable, Provider may give Client an opportunity to cure before termination.

12.3. Client may terminate by written notice. Amounts already earned for Services delivered remain payable, and any refund rights are governed by Section 5.6 and applicable law.

12.4. Sections that by their nature should survive—including payment obligations accrued before termination, confidentiality, intellectual property, disclaimers, liability limitations, dispute provisions, and miscellaneous terms—survive termination.

13. Privacy

13.1. Provider processes personal information as described in the New Lands Consulting LLC Privacy Policy, as updated from time to time in accordance with applicable law.

13.2. Client represents that any personal information Client provides about another person is provided lawfully and with any authorization required by applicable law.

14. Communications; Electronic Notices

14.1. The Parties agree that email, payment-platform messages, and other electronic communications used in connection with the Services may be used for operational and legally significant communications, to the extent permitted by applicable law.

14.2. Client is responsible for maintaining accurate contact information and for reasonably monitoring the communication channels Client uses with Provider.

14.3. Formal legal notices to Provider must be sent to the contact email in Section 17 and, if a registered office address is inserted below, may also be sent there.

15. Governing Law; Disputes

15.1. The Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Delaware, without regard to conflict-of-laws principles, except that mandatory consumer-protection laws of Client’s jurisdiction remain applicable where they cannot lawfully be waived.

15.2. Before filing a claim, a Party will provide written notice describing the dispute and requested resolution. The Parties will attempt in good faith to resolve the dispute for at least ten (10) calendar days.

15.3. Unless applicable law requires otherwise, any action arising from the Agreement shall be brought in a state or federal court having jurisdiction in Delaware, and each Party consents to personal jurisdiction and venue there.

15.4. Nothing in this Section prevents either Party from seeking temporary, preliminary, or injunctive relief where necessary to protect confidential information or intellectual-property rights.

16. Changes; Miscellaneous

16.1. Provider may update these Terms prospectively. The version presented to Client at the time of purchase governs that purchase unless the Parties expressly agree otherwise in writing.

16.2. If any provision is held unenforceable, it will be enforced to the maximum extent permitted and the remaining provisions will remain in effect.

16.3. Failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver. Client may not assign the Agreement without Provider’s prior written consent. Provider may assign the Agreement in connection with a merger, reorganization, sale of business or assets, or to an affiliate, subject to applicable law.

16.4. These Terms, Appendix A, and the applicable payment page, invoice, or written offer constitute the entire agreement concerning the purchased Services and supersede prior discussions concerning those Services.

16.5. Headings are for convenience only. “Including” means “including without limitation.”

17. Provider Information

New Lands Consulting LLC

Jurisdiction of formation: Delaware, United States

Registered/business address: 30 N Gould St Ste R, Sheridan, WY 82801

EIN: 30-1503564

Email: newlandsconsultingllc@proton.me

Website: https://datamentor.tech/landing

APPENDIX A

Service Description, Fees, and Payment Terms

A.1. Employment Consulting for Machine Learning and Data Science

A.1.1. The Service consists of two components.

A.1.2. Component One — Materials. Within twenty-four (24) hours after payment of the applicable initial fee, Provider will provide access to materials intended to support preparation for employment in machine learning, data science, and related information-technology roles. Component One is delivered when access is provided, whether or not Client reviews the Materials.

A.1.3. Component Two — Consulting and Support. Until Client enters into the relevant employment or independent-contractor engagement, Provider and/or Service Partners selected by Provider will, upon reasonable request:

• conduct up to seven (7) online meetings of up to one (1) hour each;
• discuss interview questions and the Materials;
• provide resume and self-presentation feedback;
• conduct mock interviews;
• identify topics or materials for further study;
• answer written questions concerning the Services within a reasonable time; and
• provide reasonable job-search assistance, without guaranteeing employment.

A.1.4. If Client enters into a qualifying employment or contractor engagement materially resulting from the Services, Provider and/or its Service Partners will provide reasonable information support concerning the subject matter of the Services during the applicable Service period.

A.1.5. Client will complete practical assignments reasonably requested by Provider and, within one (1) business day after entering into a qualifying engagement, provide reasonable documentary evidence of the compensation necessary to calculate any success-based fee.

A.1.6. Component Two begins on the day after Component One is delivered. The initial Service period is six (6) months from the date Component Two begins. If Client continues to receive or use the Services after the end of the then-current Service period and Provider continues making the Services available, the Agreement automatically renews for successive one-week periods without an additional fixed fee. There is no limit on the number of such one-week renewals. Provider may discontinue the Services at the end of the initial six-month period or any renewal period by giving Client at least one (1) calendar day’s notice before the applicable discontinuation date.

A.2. Pricing Options

The following fixed U.S.-dollar pricing applies unless Provider and Client expressly agree to different terms in a payment page, invoice, or written offer.

Plan 1: $900 initial fee, paid 100% in advance, plus a success-based fee equal to 50% of each of Client’s first four monthly salary payments under the qualifying engagement. Each success-based installment is due after the corresponding salary payment is received by Client and, in any event, no later than seven (7) calendar days after receipt.

Plan 2: $1,200 initial fee, paid 100% in advance, plus a success-based fee equal to 50% of each of Client’s first three monthly salary payments under the qualifying engagement. Each success-based installment is due after the corresponding salary payment is received by Client and, in any event, no later than seven (7) calendar days after receipt.

Plan 3 — Fixed Fee: $2,700, paid 100% in advance. No success-based fee applies. Once paid, the selected plan may not be changed except by written agreement.

A.3. One-on-One Oral Consultation

Provider and/or a Service Partner selected by Provider will conduct an online consultation at the agreed date and time for the agreed duration. The consultation may include subject-matter discussion, Q&A, mock interviewing, resume feedback, assignment or work-product review, and self-presentation feedback. The Service is deemed delivered when the reserved session time has elapsed, whether or not Client attends, except where applicable law requires otherwise.

Consultation rate: $350 per hour. The planned time is prepaid; additional time, if agreed, is payable on the day of the consultation.

A.4. Materials-Only Access

Provider will provide access to employment-preparation materials within twenty-four (24) hours after payment. The Service is delivered when access is provided, whether or not Client reviews the Materials.

Access is intended to be ongoing, subject to platform availability, intellectual-property restrictions, and Provider’s right to terminate access for material breach.

Materials-only access fee: $1,200, paid 100% in advance.