Terms & Compliance
Your trust is central to everything we do. As a global mobility and logistics service provider, we follow internationally recognized standards for data protection, transparency, and responsible business practices. This page brings together our key policies, clearly organized so you can understand your rights, how we protect your information, and the principles that guide every service we deliver.
This Privacy Policy explains how CubIQ Global (Pty) Ltd (“CubIQ”, “we”, “us”, “our”) collects, uses, shares, and protects personal information when you visit our website, request a quote, or use our relocation coordination services.
CubIQ operates a technology-enabled relocation and logistics platform that connects customers with vetted moving and transport partners, and coordinates moves from packing through delivery using milestone-based payments.
We are committed to handling your information in a lawful, fair, and transparent way, in accordance with applicable data protection laws, including (where they apply):
The EU/UK General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
South Africa’s Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA)
Any other mandatory local privacy laws in countries where our services are offered
If anything in this Policy is unclear, you can contact us.
1. Who we are and scope of this Policy
This Policy applies to:
Visitors to our website and landing pages
Individuals requesting quotes or information about our services
Customers booking and managing moves through CubIQ
Vendors and partners applying to work with CubIQ or using our portals
Data Controller:
CubIQ Global (Pty) Ltd
3 Loerie Street, Riverside Estate, R560, Skeerpoort, 0232, Northwest, South Africa
Email: support@cubiq.global
CubIQ acts as the data controller for most personal data collected via our website and during coordination of your move. For some processing activities, our independent vendors (movers, freight carriers, customs brokers, etc.) act as separate controllers for their own legal obligations.
2. What personal data we collect
The exact information we collect depends on how you interact with us. Typically, we process the following categories of data.
2.1 Information you provide directly
When you:
Request a quote or contact us via forms, email, or phone
Book a move or sign a proposal/quote
Create or use a portal account (customer or vendor)
Provide documents for customs, insurance, or KYC
Join as a vendor/partner or participate in our marketplace
Communicate with our support team
…we may collect:
Identification and contact details
Full name, email address, phone number
Residential and delivery addresses (origin and destination)
Move details and preferences
Origin, destination, dates, estimated volume (CBM), inventory descriptions, special handling needs (e.g. fragile, high-value items)
Account and profile data
Login details (e.g. email and password), notification preferences, communication language
Documentation for operations and compliance
Copies of passports/IDs, proof of residence, visas or permits, customs forms, insurance valuation lists (where required for international moves)
Payment-related information
Billing details, the fact and amount of payments made, transaction references, currency; card data is handled by our payment processor (e.g. Stripe) and not stored by CubIQ
Vendor/partner data
Company name, contact details, service scope, certifications, insurance documentation, KYC/AML information, bank account details for payouts
2.2 Information collected automatically
When you visit our website or portals, we may collect:
Device and browser data (IP address, browser type and version, device type, operating system)
Usage data (pages viewed, time on page, referring URLs, clicks, error logs, and similar diagnostic information)
Cookie and tracking data (see Section 5)
We use this information primarily to secure our systems, understand how visitors use the site, and improve performance and user experience.
2.3 Information from third parties
We may receive personal data about you from:
Lead providers and referral partners who introduce you to CubIQ
Vendors and partner movers who share operational status, proof-of-service, or incident reports
Payment processors who send us payment confirmations and limited transaction metadata
Public sources and databases used for vendor verification, sanctions screening or compliance checks
3. Why we process your personal data (purposes and legal bases)
We process personal data only where we have a valid legal basis. Depending on your relationship with us and your location, the main bases are: performance of a contract, legal obligations, legitimate interests, and consent (where required).
We use your data to:
Provide quotes and pre-contract information
Assess your move requirements (origin, destination, volume, dates)
Prepare and send proposals and pricing options
Legal basis: steps taken at your request prior to entering a contract; legitimate interests (running and growing our business)
Book and coordinate your move
Confirm your booking and manage your chosen service level (Lite / Full / Premium, etc.)
Allocate work to vetted vendors (origin packers, carriers, destination agents)
Schedule packing, loading, transit, delivery, and storage
Provide milestone updates (e.g. “Packed”, “In Transit”, “Delivered”) via email or other channels
Legal basis: performance of contract; legitimate interests
Operate our milestone-based payment model
Issue invoices and payment links
Process upfront payments and hold them via third-party escrow/payment processors
Release payments to vendors when each service milestone is verified (packing, main transit, delivery)
Handle refunds, scope changes, and cancellations
Legal basis: performance of contract; legal obligations (accounting, financial reporting)
Facilitate customs, insurance, and regulatory compliance
Collect and share required documentation with customs agents and authorities
Assist with transit insurance policies (if you choose our insurance options)
Maintain records required by tax and transport laws
Legal basis: legal obligations; performance of contract
Manage vendor and partner relationships
Onboard new vendors with KYC checks and compliance screening
Provide vendor portals to accept/decline jobs, upload proof-of-service, and invoice CubIQ
Monitor vendor performance and service quality
Legal basis: performance of contract; legitimate interests (maintaining a reliable vendor network)
Provide customer support and manage disputes
Answer questions before, during, and after your move
Investigate complaints, damage claims, and payment disputes
Coordinate with vendors and insurers to resolve issues
Legal basis: performance of contract; legitimate interests
Improve and secure our platform and operations
Analyse website and portal usage, troubleshoot issues, and improve user experience
Test new features, workflows, and automations (e.g. Odoo-based backend, marketplace features)
Detect and prevent fraud, abuse, or security incidents
Legal basis: legitimate interests
Marketing and communications
Send service-related messages (transactional notices, milestone updates)
With your consent (where required), send newsletters or offers related to CubIQ’s services
You can opt out of marketing emails at any time via the unsubscribe link or by contacting us.
Legal basis: consent (for direct marketing where required); legitimate interests
4. Cookies and similar technologies
Our website may use cookies and similar tracking technologies to:
Keep you logged in and remember your preferences
Analyse how visitors use our site (e.g. which pages are most visited)
Support security and fraud prevention
Types of cookies commonly used include:
Strictly necessary cookies – required for the site to function (e.g. session cookies)
Analytics cookies – to understand site performance and usage patterns
Functionality cookies – to remember certain settings or choices
Where required by law, we will present you with a cookie banner and obtain your consent before setting non-essential cookies. You can adjust your browser settings to refuse or delete cookies, but this may impact some site features.
5. How we share your personal data
We share your personal data only when necessary and with appropriate safeguards:
Service providers and logistics partners
Moving companies (origin and destination), freight forwarders, trucking companies, warehouses, and customs agents involved in your move
Vendors receive only the information they reasonably need to perform their part of the service (e.g. names, addresses, move details, contact info).
Payment and financial partners
Payment processors (e.g. Stripe, bank partners) who handle your card or bank payments and hold funds in escrow according to our Payment Terms
Accounting and finance tools used for invoicing and reconciliation
Insurance and risk management partners
Insurers and brokers where you purchase insurance through CubIQ or where a claim is being processed
Loss adjusters or surveyors appointed to investigate a claim
IT, hosting, and platform providers
Our backend platform (e.g. Odoo Cloud), CRM, portals, and communications tools used to operate the service and your portals
Professional advisers and legal/ regulatory bodies
Lawyers, auditors, or consultants under non-disclosure obligations, where necessary
Law enforcement, regulators, customs authorities, or courts where required by law or to defend legal rights
Business transfers
In the context of a merger, acquisition, or sale of all or part of CubIQ’s business, your data may be transferred as part of the transaction, subject to appropriate confidentiality and security protections.
We do not sell your personal data to third parties for their own independent marketing.
6. International data transfers
CubIQ coordinates international moves and works with vendors and partners across multiple countries. This naturally involves transferring personal data across borders, including:
From South Africa or the EU/EEA to other countries
Between origin and destination countries involved in your move
To cloud/hosting providers in other jurisdictions
Where personal data is transferred from the EU/EEA/UK to a country that does not have an adequacy decision, we will implement appropriate safeguards, such as:
Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) approved by the European Commission
Equivalent contractual protections required by local law
We also take steps to ensure our vendors and partners handle transferred data securely and lawfully.
7. Data retention – how long we keep your data
We retain personal data only for as long as needed for the purposes described in this Policy, including:
For the duration of your move plus a reasonable period for post-move support, claims, and queries
For as long as required by applicable laws (e.g. tax, accounting, customs, and transport law retention periods)
For the duration of any ongoing dispute or claim
Typical retention periods may include:
Quote and booking data: usually 5–7 years after the end of the financial year in which the move completed (to comply with accounting and audit requirements)
Insurance, claims, and customs records: as required by law or the insurer’s policy terms
Vendor records and performance history: for as long as the vendor remains active and for a period thereafter for risk management and compliance
When data is no longer needed, we will either delete it securely or anonymise it so it can no longer be linked to an identifiable individual.
8. Security
We implement appropriate technical and organisational measures to protect your personal data, including:
Secure hosting environments with access controls, encryption in transit (HTTPS/TLS), and regular patching
Role-based access to systems (only staff who need access for their job can see relevant data)
Use of reputable third-party providers for payments and hosting, with contractual data protection obligations
Regular backups and disaster recovery planning
Internal procedures for incident detection and response
Despite these efforts, no system is perfectly secure. If we become aware of a data breach likely to result in a high risk to your rights and freedoms, we will notify you and relevant authorities in line with legal requirements.
9. Your rights
Depending on where you live and which laws apply, you may have some or all of the following rights:
Right of access: to obtain confirmation of whether we process your data and to request a copy
Right to rectification: to correct inaccurate or incomplete personal data
Right to erasure (“right to be forgotten”): to request deletion of your data in certain circumstances
Right to restriction of processing: to ask us to limit how we process your data in specific cases
Right to data portability: to receive your data in a structured, commonly used format and to transmit it to another controller (where technically feasible)
Right to object: to object to processing based on our legitimate interests or for direct marketing
Right to withdraw consent: where we rely on consent (e.g. for marketing), you can withdraw it at any time
Under POPIA and similar laws, you may also have rights to:
Request details of the personal information we hold about you
Request correction or deletion where appropriate
Object to certain forms of processing and lodge a complaint with the relevant regulator
To exercise your rights, please contact us. We may need to verify your identity before responding.
You also have the right to lodge a complaint with your local supervisory authority (e.g. a European data protection authority or the Information Regulator in South Africa). We encourage you to contact us first so we can attempt to resolve any concerns.
10. Children’s data
Our website and services are not directed at children under 18, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from minors without appropriate consent where required by law.
If you believe a child has provided us with personal data without necessary consent, please contact us and we will take appropriate steps to delete it.
11. Links to other websites
Our website may contain links to third-party sites (e.g. partner websites, insurance partners, or external resources). We are not responsible for the privacy practices or content of those sites. We recommend reviewing their privacy policies before providing any personal data.
12. Changes to this Privacy Policy
We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our services, technology, or legal requirements. When we make material changes, we will update the “Last updated” date at the top and, where appropriate, notify you via email or a notice on our website.
The version of the Policy in effect at the time you use our services will apply to that use.
Introduction
These Payment Terms describe how payments are handled for CUBIQ’s relocation services. Our goal is to provide transparency and security for both customers and service vendors through a milestone-based escrow model. By using CUBIQ, you agree to the following payment terms:
Payment Structure – Escrow Model
Upfront Payment & Escrow: To confirm a booking, the customer pays the full quoted amount upfront. Payment is made via CUBIQ’s secure online checkout and held in escrow by our third-party payment processor (e.g. Stripe Connect). The funds are not released to service providers until each service milestone is completed and verified. This escrow model protects you by ensuring vendors only get paid after delivering results.
Secure Processing: All payments are processed through a PCI-compliant payment gateway. CUBIQ does not store your card details. Our platform supports multiple currencies and can automatically split payments to multiple vendors while holding funds in escrow. You can pay by major credit/debit cards or other offered methods, and a receipt will be provided.
Milestone Release Schedule
Your payment is disbursed in portions to vendors as key milestones of your move are completed. The typical release schedule is as follows (percentages of the total price can be adjusted per move specifics):
Milestone 1 – Packing Completed: Once packing at the origin is finished and your goods are loaded for transit (with confirmation from you and the packing team), a portion of the total payment (e.g. ~30%) is released from escrow to the origin packing service provider.
Milestone 2 – Main Transit Departure: Once your shipment is handed over to the main carrier and departs (ship sailed or flight departed) with all documentation in order, the next portion of payment (e.g. ~50%) is released to the freight carrier or facilitator.
Milestone 3 – Delivery & Unloading: After your belongings are delivered to the destination and you confirm receipt in good condition (completion of the move), the final portion of funds (e.g. ~20%) is released to the destination delivery provider. This marks the end of the transaction with full payment to all parties.
Verification: CUBIQ coordinates verification at each milestone (e.g. checking delivered packing lists, departure documents, proof-of-delivery photos, and your sign-off) before triggering the release. Vendors are paid only upon validation of completed tasks in the CUBIQ system. If an issue is flagged, that milestone payment may be held until resolved (see Disputes below).
The above percentages and steps may be adjusted depending on the move plan (for example, a door-to-door service with one vendor might have a simpler 50/50 payment split). Any such adjustments will be communicated in advance.
Minimum Order Value
For efficiency, CUBIQ may enforce a minimum job value. Very small moves (below a certain size or cost threshold) will be charged a minimum fee of <Min Amount or equivalent> to cover basic operational costs. This minimum charge ensures that all necessary services (packing, customs handling, etc.) can be provided reliably. If your move’s calculated cost is below this threshold, the quote will automatically adjust to the minimum price and we will notify you.
Insurance Coverage Requirement
All shipments are required to have a minimum level of insurance coverage for the protection of your goods. You have two options:
Purchase Insurance through CUBIQ: By default, we can include comprehensive transit insurance in your quote (or as an add-on). You will need to declare the value of your goods, and at minimum, coverage must equal this declared value (or a set minimum like \$10,000, whichever is higher). The insurance premium for this coverage will be added to your quote if selected.
Provide Proof of Own Insurance: If you opt to use a third-party or your own insurance, you must provide documentation of adequate coverage before the move begins. The coverage should meet or exceed the minimum required value as determined by CUBIQ for your shipment.
No Insurance (At Your Risk): We strongly advise against waiving insurance. If you decline insurance, you assume full responsibility for any loss or damage to your goods. Neither CUBIQ nor our vendors will be liable for losses that could have been covered by an insurance policy. (By law, carriers’ default liability is very limited, often based on weight, which would likely not cover full replacement value of household goods.)
Payment Methods & Security
Accepted Methods: CUBIQ accepts payments via major credit cards, debit cards, and other electronic payment methods as available in your region. All transactions are handled online for your convenience.
Secure Platform: Payments are handled by a trusted payment platform (e.g. Stripe Connect), which ensures your funds are held safely in escrow and then distributed to providers. This system is compliant with financial regulations and uses encryption for all transactions. You can have confidence that your payment is protected throughout the process.
Currency: Multi-currency payments are supported. You will be charged in the currency indicated on your quote or a currency of your choice (if available), and any conversion rates or fees will be transparently shown at checkout.
Invoices & Receipts: Upon payment, you will receive an electronic receipt. You can also request a formal invoice. At each milestone release, the system logs the payment event, and you can view a record of which service was paid.
Changes, Cancellations & Refunds
Changes in Scope: If your plans change (e.g. additional items, change of destination, postponement), please inform us as soon as possible. A revised quote may be required. If additional costs are incurred (for extra volume or services), you will need to approve and pay the difference (an updated payment request will be sent) before those services are executed. Likewise, if certain planned services are not needed, we will adjust the final charges accordingly.
Cancellation Policy: If you need to cancel your move after payment has been made but before services begin, you may be eligible for a refund minus any non-recoverable costs (e.g. survey fees or administrative processing). If cancellation occurs after a certain milestone is already completed, the payment for that completed portion is non-refundable (since that vendor has been paid), but any funds for remaining unfulfilled milestones will be refunded. CUBIQ will work with you to determine the refundable amount based on how far along the move is.
Refund Process: Approved refunds are returned via the same payment method originally used. Funds in escrow for any unstarted services can be released back to you promptly if a booking is cancelled. Please note that payment processor fees and currency exchange differences (if any) might not be recoverable in a refund; we will disclose any such deductions.
Failure to Provide Service: In the unlikely event that a vendor cannot complete a service (for example, a trucking provider misses a pickup), CUBIQ will strive to arrange an alternative provider at no extra cost to you. If a replacement cannot be found in a reasonable time, the payment for that milestone will remain in escrow and can be refunded to you or applied to a rescheduled service date, per your preference.
Dispute Resolution (Payments)
If there is a dispute related to service quality or damage (e.g. you believe a milestone should not be marked complete due to an issue):
Hold of Funds: The contested milestone’s funds will be held in escrow (not released to the vendor) while the issue is being investigated and resolved. You should report any problems immediately through the CUBIQ app or to your coordinator.
Issue Resolution: CUBIQ will mediate between you and the vendor to reach a fair resolution. This may involve gathering evidence (photos, reports) and determining responsibility. We aim to resolve most issues quickly in good faith.
Refunds/Adjustments: If the outcome of a dispute warrants a refund or cost adjustment (for example, compensation for a broken item, or a service not fully delivered), CUBIQ will facilitate the appropriate refund from the escrow funds or withhold payment to the vendor accordingly. Any agreed compensation to you will be paid out from the escrow before final settlement with vendors.
Escalation: Refer to our Terms & Conditions for how disputes are escalated if not resolved (including potential arbitration or legal action). Financial disputes that cannot be resolved amicably may ultimately be handled according to the governing law and dispute resolution clauses in the T&Cs.
By making a payment to CUBIQ, you acknowledge and accept these Payment Terms. These terms are designed to safeguard your funds and ensure accountability at each stage of your move. For any questions regarding payment, please contact us.
1. Introduction
These General Terms and Conditions (“T&Cs”) apply to the services provided by CUBIQ (“we”, “us”, or “the Company”) to you (“Customer”). By accepting a quote or using our platform and services, you agree to these T&Cs. These terms outline the scope of our services, the role of CUBIQ as a coordinator, the responsibilities of all parties, and important legal protections and limitations. Please read them carefully. (Additional service-specific terms or country-specific conditions may be provided as needed, but unless otherwise agreed, the following general terms apply.)
2. Service Scope and Role of CUBIQ
CUBIQ as a Marketplace Coordinator: CUBIQ operates a technology-driven logistics marketplace connecting customers with independent moving and transportation service providers. We are a facilitator and coordinator of your move, not a direct carrier or freight forwarder. This means CUBIQ itself does not own trucks, ships, or warehouses; instead, we partner with vetted third-party vendors (packers, transport companies, customs agents, delivery agents, etc.) to perform the actual moving services. CUBIQ’s platform and team coordinate these services end-to-end on your behalf.
Third-Party Service Providers: The vendors who carry out packing, freight, delivery, and other services are independent contractors selected through our platform. We carefully vet all service providers (e.g. verifying credentials, insurance, and quality history) to ensure reliability, and we continuously monitor performance (customer feedback, ratings, etc.). However, each vendor remains responsible for the execution of the work they are contracted to do. While CUBIQ will facilitate and oversee the process, you acknowledge that the actual services (physical packing, transport, etc.) are performed by third parties, and their actions or omissions are beyond CUBIQ’s direct control.
3. Customer Responsibilities
To help us serve you better and to comply with laws, the Customer has a few important responsibilities:
Accurate Information: Provide true, complete, and timely information regarding your move. This includes origin and destination addresses, contact details, inventory of items and their approximate value, and any special handling requirements. You are responsible for ensuring that all details given to CUBIQ (either via the app or to our staff) are correct.
Preparation of Goods: Unless otherwise arranged, you should prepare your belongings for the movers (e.g. set aside items that will not be moved, secure any personal valuables or important documents). If you pack any items yourself, use proper materials. CUBIQ or its vendors will advise on prohibited items or any prep needed.
Compliance with Laws: Do not request shipment of any illegal or prohibited items. You must comply with all export/import laws and regulations applicable to your move. This includes providing any required personal documentation for customs (e.g. copies of passport, visas, work permits, inventory lists) and adhering to customs guidelines on restricted goods. If permits or special approvals are required for certain items, you are responsible for obtaining them (CUBIQ can assist with guidance).
Payment of Duties/Taxes: You are responsible for any government-imposed fees such as customs duties, import taxes, or quarantine inspection charges at the destination, unless otherwise explicitly stated in your contract. CUBIQ will help estimate these if possible and facilitate the process, but such charges (if applicable) are typically paid by the consignee (you) directly.
Availability and Cooperation: You (or your authorized representative) should be available on agreed pickup and delivery dates to grant access and verify services. Promptly respond to communications from CUBIQ and vendors regarding scheduling or documentation. If you cause delays (e.g. not being available at delivery), you may be responsible for any resulting storage or waiting charges per vendor policies.
Inspection and Claims: Upon delivery, it is your responsibility to check your goods and report any loss or damage immediately (see Section 7 on Claims and Disputes). Timely notification allows issues to be addressed promptly.
4. Payment Terms
Customer agrees to the payment requirements as detailed in CUBIQ’s Payment Terms (attached or provided separately). Key points are:
Upfront Payment: You must pay the quoted amount (and any agreed adjustments) before services begin, to be held in escrow as described. CUBIQ has no obligation to commence services until full payment (or an agreed deposit) is received.
Escrow and Release: You acknowledge that payments will be held and then released to vendors in instalments as milestones are completed. This ensures vendor accountability. You authorise CUBIQ to release payments to vendors upon confirmation that milestones are completed, in line with the Payment Terms.
Additional Charges: If, during the move, additional services are requested by you or required (e.g. extra items, special packing, long carry, shuttling, storage, redelivery due to your unavailability, etc.), or if your shipment’s actual volume/weight exceeds the initial estimate, additional charges will apply. CUBIQ will inform you of any price changes and, when possible, seek your approval. You agree to pay for any legitimate additional costs incurred for your move. These may be billed through the platform and subject to escrow as well.
No Set-offs: Payment must be made in full as per the agreement. You cannot withhold any part of payment on the grounds of a claim or dispute with CUBIQ or any vendor (except through the escrow mechanism for unresolved issues). Disputes will be handled as per Section 7, rather than by withholding payment outside of the escrow process.
5. Limitations of Liability
Indirect & Consequential Damages: CUBIQ is not liable for any indirect, incidental, or consequential losses or damages. This includes, for example, lost profits, lost business opportunities, or emotional distress arising from delays, damages, or issues during the move.
Overall Liability Cap: To the fullest extent permitted by law, if CUBIQ is found liable for any claim arising out of the services, our liability shall be limited to the amount you paid to CUBIQ for that specific move (or the portion of the move in question), or if required by an applicable convention or law. This limitation applies to any and all claims in aggregate.
Third-Party Performance: Since independent vendors actually carry out the physical services, CUBIQ is not responsible for loss or damage caused by the acts or omissions of those third-party service providers, except to the extent required by law or covered by the vendors’ contractual obligations. We do facilitate communication and claims with vendors, and we vet and monitor them carefully, but we cannot guarantee their performance beyond what is stated in their own terms. Each vendor may have liability limits under law or their service contracts (for example, ocean carriers operate under maritime law limits). CUBIQ’s liability will not exceed the limitations of the responsible service provider and is often much less due to our role as intermediary.
Force Majeure: CUBIQ is not liable for failures or delays in performance that result from events beyond our reasonable control. This includes events such as natural disasters, extreme weather, port closures, war or terrorism, labor strikes, global pandemics, sudden regulatory changes, or any other unforeseeable and unavoidable occurrences. If such events occur, we will make reasonable efforts to resume services and keep you informed, but some delays or changes in plan may be inevitable.
No Warranty on Transit Times: While we give estimated schedules, CUBIQ does not guarantee transit times or delivery dates. Shipping and delivery timelines can vary due to customs procedures, carrier schedules, and other factors outside our control. Any dates we provide are good-faith estimates. There is no financial guarantee or penalty from CUBIQ for a shipment arriving outside of estimated windows, unless a separate service-level agreement explicitly provides for it.
6. Insurance and Damage/Loss Claims
Mandatory/Recommended Insurance: As noted in the Payment Terms and your quote, comprehensive insurance coverage for your goods in transit is highly recommended and may be required. If you have purchased transit insurance (through CUBIQ or independently), any loss or damage to your goods should first be claimed under that insurance policy. CUBIQ will assist in providing any documentation needed for your insurance claim (e.g. inventory, condition reports).
Limited Carrier Liability: If you did not purchase full insurance, or if insurance does not cover the loss, you understand that the default liability of carriers and moving companies is limited. For example, ocean carriers and international movers often operate under limited liability rules (such as a set amount per kilogram or per item, which is typically much lower than actual value). This means without insurance, compensation for lost or damaged items may be minimal or based on weight, not replacement value. CUBIQ and its vendors do not automatically provide full value liability coverage unless explicitly stated.
Notification of Damage: Upon delivery, you (or your representative) should inspect your items. Any loss or damage noticed at delivery should be noted on the delivery record or device provided by the delivery team. You must notify CUBIQ in writing of any loss or damage discovered as soon as possible. In any case, notice of a claim should be given no later than 7 Business days after delivery (or after the service was performed, in case of partial loss), otherwise it may be difficult to ascertain the cause and responsibility.
Claims Process: CUBIQ will coordinate the claims process with the relevant vendor and/or insurer. This means if something is damaged, we will help you file a claim with the insurance (if you have coverage) or with the liable vendor. You may be asked to provide evidence of the damage (photos, descriptions, proof of value). We will investigate alongside the vendor. Settlement of claims for loss or damage will typically be according to the insurance terms if insured, or according to the vendor’s liability policy (which may be limited as mentioned) if not insured. CUBIQ does not directly pay for or replace lost/damaged items out-of-pocket beyond what is recovered through these channels, except where required by law or if it’s proven that CUBIQ’s own negligence (apart from vendor actions) directly caused the loss.
7. Dispute Resolution
We are committed to customer satisfaction and will work to resolve any issues that arise. The following steps outline our dispute resolution process:
Internal Resolution: If you have a complaint or dispute (whether about service quality, charges, or any other matter), please contact us or your move coordinator first. We will investigate and attempt in good faith to resolve the issue promptly. This may involve discussions with you and the vendor to reach an amicable solution, providing a service recovery, or a financial adjustment as appropriate.
Escalation to Management: If the frontline support cannot resolve the issue, you may request escalation to a CUBIQ manager. They will review the case and propose a resolution or compromise.
Arbitration/Legal Action: In the unlikely event we cannot reach a mutually acceptable resolution, the dispute may be resolved through arbitration or legal means. Unless prohibited by applicable law, CUBIQ may require that disputes (that cannot be settled informally) be submitted to binding arbitration rather than resolved in court, in accordance with an agreed arbitration process. (Details of any arbitration clause, if applicable, will be provided in the final contract version of these terms.) Arbitration allows both parties to have a neutral third-party hear the case and make a binding decision. If arbitration is not in effect or enforceable, then the dispute will be subject to the jurisdiction of the courts as outlined below.
Governing Law: These T&Cs are governed by the laws of [Jurisdiction to be specified]. In cases that proceed to formal legal action, the courts of [Jurisdiction] shall have exclusive jurisdiction, except where local consumer protection laws require otherwise. (If you are a consumer in a country with mandatory protections or forums, those will apply as required by law.)
8. Miscellaneous
Amendments: CUBIQ may update or modify these Terms & Conditions from time to time. However, the terms in effect at the time of your booking will apply to that move. We will notify you of any material changes to terms for future services.
Severability: If any provision of these T&Cs is found to be invalid or unenforceable by a court or competent authority, that provision will be severed and the remainder of the terms will remain in full effect.
Entire Agreement: These T&Cs, together with the Proposal/Quote, Payment Terms, and any addenda or written agreements provided for your move, constitute the entire agreement between you and CUBIQ regarding our services. They supersede any prior verbal or written representations.
No Waiver: If CUBIQ does not enforce a certain provision of these terms at any time, it does not mean we waive our right to enforce it later.
By accepting our services, you confirm that you have read and understood these T&Cs. We value your trust and aim to deliver on our promises while also protecting all parties involved through these clear terms. If you have any questions or concerns about the above terms, please reach out for clarification before proceeding with your move.
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1. General Information Only
The content on this website is provided for general information and marketing purposes only.
Nothing on this site is intended to:
Constitute legal, tax, immigration, customs, insurance, financial, or other professional advice; or
Replace advice from qualified professionals or local authorities in the countries involved in your move.
You should not make decisions solely on the basis of information on this website. Always confirm requirements (such as customs rules, duties/taxes, visas, residence permits, and insurance coverage) with the relevant authorities or your own advisors before shipping your goods or relocating.
2. Service Descriptions and Quotes
Any descriptions of services, routes, timelines, examples, or case studies on this site are illustrative and may not match your specific move. They do not constitute a binding offer. Final service scope, pricing, and conditions are defined in:
Your individual Proposal / Quote;
The applicable Terms & Conditions; and
The Payment Terms accepted at the time of booking.
Transit times, cost estimates, space availability, and routing are based on information available at the time of quoting and may be affected by factors beyond our control (such as carrier schedules, port congestion, customs processing, regulatory changes, and weather). All dates and figures provided on the website should be treated as estimates, not guarantees.
3. Marketplace & Third-Party Service Providers
CubIQ operates as a coordination and marketplace platform, connecting customers with independent moving, transport, and logistics providers (vendors). We typically do not own trucks, ships, or warehouses and do not physically handle your goods ourselves.
While we carefully vet our partners and monitor their performance, each vendor remains responsible for the execution of the services they provide. Any vendor-specific terms, conditions, or limitations of liability may also apply.
Information on this website about vendors, routes, or services:
May be based on data provided by third parties;
May change without notice; and
Is provided “as is” without warranty as to completeness, accuracy, or availability.
4. Payments, Milestones & Insurance
High-level descriptions on this website of our milestone-based payment model (for example, paying upfront and releasing funds step-by-step as your move reaches “Packed”, “In Transit”, “Delivered”, or similar statuses) are summaries only. The legally binding rules for how payments are made, held, released, adjusted, or refunded are set out in our Payment Terms and in your specific quote or agreement.
Similarly, any descriptions of insurance options on this website are for general guidance. Actual coverage, exclusions, limits, and claim procedures are governed by the relevant insurance policy wording and/or vendor terms, not by the brief explanations on this site. You remain responsible for ensuring that any insurance you select is adequate for your needs.
5. No Warranty
Although we aim to keep the information on this website accurate and up to date, we do not make any representations, warranties, or guarantees (express or implied) that:
The content is complete, accurate, reliable, or current;
The website will always be available, uninterrupted, secure, or free from errors; or
The website or any server that makes it available is free of viruses or other harmful components.
Your use of the website and your reliance on any content is entirely at your own risk.
6. Limitation of Liability
To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, CubIQ and its officers, employees, agents, and affiliates will not be liable for any:
Indirect, incidental, consequential, special, or punitive damages;
Loss of profits, revenue, data, or business opportunities; or
Losses arising from your use of, or inability to use, this website or any content on it.
Any liability we may have in relation to an actual booked move is governed strictly by our Terms & Conditions, Payment Terms, and any applicable service agreement, which may include specific caps and exclusions of liability. In the event of any conflict between this Disclaimer and those documents, the latter will prevail for booked services.
7. Third-Party Websites & Links
Our website may contain links to third-party websites, tools, or resources (for example, carriers, customs authorities, or partner platforms). These links are provided for convenience only. We do not control, endorse, or assume responsibility for:
The content, accuracy, or security of any third-party site; or
Any products, services, or information offered on or through such sites.
Accessing a third-party website is at your own risk and may be subject to that website’s own terms and privacy policy.
8. Changes to the Website and This Disclaimer
We may update, modify, or remove content from this website at any time, without prior notice. We may also update this Disclaimer from time to time. The version posted on the website at the time you access it is the version that applies.
For booked services, the terms in effect at the time of your booking (as accepted in your proposal/quote and accompanying documents) will apply to that move.