LTEBoost Terms of Service and Acceptable Use Policy

Version: 2026-10-20.3 Issued: 20 October 2026 Effective for a particular order when validly accepted under section 1, subject to any notice requirements applicable to that order.

Provider: LTEBOOST LLC, a Pennsylvania limited liability company doing business as LTEBoost, with its business address at 1300 Industrial Blvd, Ste 201-B, Southampton, PA 18966, United States ("LTEBoost," "we," "us"). Legal notices, privacy questions, and abuse reports: admin@lteboost.com. Support: https://t.me/ChatLtebot.

1 The agreement and your acceptance

These Terms, the Acceptable Use Policy in section 6, any expressly agreed product-specific terms, and the order accepted by us form the agreement for your purchase and use of our proxy services. "You" means the purchasing individual or the organization that individual is authorized to represent.

By affirmatively accepting these Terms through our ordering process or another valid acceptance process, you agree to the identified version for the relevant order. You represent that you have authority to enter into this agreement. We may record your acceptance electronically. A mere visit to our website does not by itself constitute acceptance.

This version applies only to eligible new orders or renewals for which it has been made available and validly accepted. Its issue date does not retroactively amend an earlier purchase or dispense with a notice requirement governing an existing agreement. Earlier orders remain governed by their validly accepted terms, including any applicable uptime, support, credit, and refund entitlements. Accepting a renewal does not waive rights already accrued under an earlier order.

A signed negotiated agreement prevails over conflicting standard terms. Expressly agreed product-specific terms prevail on their stated subject matter; an accepted order controls its price and selected features. Third-party descriptions do not amend this agreement. General website information, FAQs, and marketing materials are not a separate service-level agreement, but this provision does not exclude responsibility for legally enforceable representations. Our Privacy Policy governs our personal-data practices, subject to applicable law.

2 The service and its limits

We provide access to the proxy connectivity, allocation, features, and limits described in the accepted order. Subject to this agreement, you receive a limited, nonexclusive right to access the purchased service during its applicable term or within its purchased traffic allowance. Resale or redistribution requires the authorization described in section 4. No ownership of our software, carrier accounts, network resources, devices, or IP addresses passes to you.

"Dedicated" describes the purchased allocation, not permanent ownership or exclusive global use of an IP address unless expressly agreed. A time-based purchase reserves access for its term; it is not charged only for the minutes during which you choose to use it.

The service depends on mobile carriers, internet providers, and other independent network operators. Coverage, congestion, routing, maintenance, outages, throttling, and changes in network policies can affect availability and performance. IP addresses, routing, capacity, and technical requirements may change. Except where expressly agreed, we do not guarantee a fixed IP, a particular carrier at all times, speed, latency, third-party reputation score, or acceptance by a destination.

You are responsible for assessing whether the disclosed service meets your intended lawful use, testing compatibility where necessary, and configuring and securing your own software and equipment. We do not guarantee a business result or supply permission to access a third party's systems.

We may make technical or operational changes, subject to the material service specifications expressly accepted for your order and applicable law. Refunds and other remedies, if any, are governed by sections 8 and 11.

3 Eligibility verification and compliance

You must be at least 18, legally able to contract, and authorized to bind any organization you represent. Provide accurate account, contact, and billing information and keep it current.

We may request information reasonably needed to verify an order, secure payments, assess abuse or compliance risks, satisfy lawful upstream requirements, or comply with applicable law. We may delay activation, refuse an order, or restrict affected access where requested information is materially inaccurate, cannot reasonably be verified, or is not supplied. Personal information is handled under our Privacy Policy.

You must comply with applicable law, including applicable United States sanctions and export controls. You must not use, transfer, or procure the service for a person, destination, or purpose for which our provision is prohibited, including applicable ownership-based sanctions restrictions, unless legally authorized. Do not conceal relevant information or evade screening. We may refuse or restrict prohibited transactions. Your representations do not remove our own legal compliance obligations.

4 Account security and resellers

Protect passwords, activation codes, API keys, access credentials, and devices used to access the service. Use available security controls and promptly report suspected compromise. Do not share credentials beyond users authorized under your order.

You are responsible for your account and activity conducted through your credentials, including the acts and omissions of persons to whom you provide access, except to the extent caused by our breach of this agreement or liability that applicable law does not permit us to allocate to you. We may rely on instructions authenticated through your account unless we have a reasonable basis to believe they are unauthorized. We may suspend or reset access when compromise is reasonably suspected.

Resale, subleasing, or distribution requires our written approval or an applicable reseller agreement. An approved reseller is responsible for its customers' and end users' compliance with the restrictions applicable to the resold service. It must obtain enforceable acceptance of service terms and an AUP at least as protective as section 6, maintain reasonably necessary attribution records lawfully, secure its integration, and cooperate with lawful, reasonably substantiated abuse investigations. Approval does not authorize prohibited uses. Additional reseller obligations and commercial terms may be set out in the reseller agreement.

An approved reseller must retain lawful evidence of the required acceptance and, on a reasonable lawful request, provide reasonably necessary acceptance or attribution information it lawfully holds, subject to section 9 and applicable privacy obligations. This does not require indiscriminate traffic-content logging. Where legally permitted, the reseller must implement a reasonable restriction requested under section 7 for an identified end user and must not circumvent it through another account or allocation. A reseller's additional guarantees, representations, or commitments are its own and do not bind LTEBoost unless expressly authorized by us in writing.

5 Orders payments and renewal

Services require prepayment unless we agree otherwise. The price, currency, applicable taxes, purchased term or traffic quantity, and material plan restrictions are those disclosed and accepted for the order. Prices and plans may change for future purchases; a new price does not change an already prepaid term.

Time-based service begins at the activation point disclosed for the purchase. Traffic metering and any expiration are governed by the accepted product terms. These Terms do not themselves create an undisclosed expiration or retroactively forfeit purchased traffic or account balances.

No automatic renewal or recurring payment is authorized by these Terms alone. Any recurring plan requires the disclosures, authorization, and cancellation method required by applicable law. Cancellation of renewal prevents future renewal, not a refund or pause of the current term. Current-term refunds are governed by section 8.

Contact support about billing errors. You remain responsible for charges legally due. We may investigate suspected payment fraud and restrict affected service in accordance with section 7. Nothing in this agreement waives nonwaivable billing-dispute or payment-provider rights, or permits a penalty merely for exercising those rights in good faith.

6 Acceptable Use Policy

The service is technical infrastructure for lawful activities. Lawful shopping, authorized research and testing, and access to your own accounts are not prohibited merely because a destination is a merchant, bank, payment service, or government website. This is not a promise that any particular destination will be accessible or will accept your connection or transaction. Access remains subject to destination controls and section 7. A proxy does not grant authorization that you otherwise lack.

You must not use, encourage use of, or knowingly facilitate use of the service to:

1. Commit fraud, identity theft, phishing, account takeover, payment-card testing, unauthorized payment transactions, or use of stolen credentials, cards, accounts, or personal information.
2. Access, probe, exploit, alter, or interfere with systems, accounts, networks, or data without authorization; exceed the scope of authorized security testing; or evade technical access controls to obtain unauthorized access.
3. Deploy malware, ransomware, botnets, denial-of-service attacks, credential-stuffing campaigns, destructive traffic, or other activity intended to compromise systems or their users.
4. Send unlawful or unsolicited bulk communications, conduct scams, or deceptively manipulate votes, engagement, advertising measurements, reviews, or transactions.
5. Obtain, disclose, or process personal information unlawfully; violate intellectual-property or confidentiality rights; or transmit unlawful content, including child sexual abuse material.
6. Evade sanctions, export controls, court orders, or legally applicable identity, geographic, or transaction restrictions; conceal prohibited activity from us; or interfere with our abuse controls.
7. Exceed purchased technical limits, materially degrade other customers' service, bypass authentication or metering, or resell access without authorization.

Automation, scraping, multiple-account activity, and security testing are not automatically authorized by a proxy subscription. You must have the lawful basis and permissions required for the activity, comply with applicable third-party contractual restrictions, and avoid harmful load. We do not represent that every breach of a website's terms is necessarily a crime.

Nothing in this policy prohibits truthful reviews, lawful complaints, cooperation with authorities, or good-faith billing disputes.

7 Restrictions suspension and termination

We may apply destination, port, protocol, rate, traffic, or account restrictions, or refuse activation, suspend, or terminate affected service, where we reasonably believe this is necessary to address a material or repeated breach of this agreement, abuse, payment fraud, compromised credentials, security risk, unpaid charges, legal requirements, or lawful upstream requirements. We may restrict financial or other sensitive destinations while assessing risk or a request for access. A restriction does not imply that every use of a destination is unlawful.

We may act immediately and without advance notice where permitted by applicable law and the accepted order. We may give an opportunity to cure where appropriate, but no particular cure period or investigation timetable is promised unless expressly agreed or legally required. You may provide relevant information through our support or legal-notice contacts. We are not required to disclose information where disclosure would be unlawful or would reasonably compromise security, an investigation, or another person's rights.

The review and enforcement rights reserved in these Terms do not create a general contractual duty to pre-screen every user or transaction, continuously inspect all traffic, or detect or prevent every violation. Account or reseller approval, destination access, or nonintervention does not by itself certify, endorse, or authorize the customer's activity. This paragraph does not describe what information we actually collect or limit duties imposed by law or lawful action under sections 7 and 9.

We may decline future orders or renewals. We may discontinue an existing service on notice where required by applicable law or the accepted order, and otherwise where reasonably practicable. Restrictions, suspension, or termination do not by themselves create an additional contractual refund entitlement. Any refund or other remedy is governed by sections 8 and 11 and applicable law.

8 Cancellation refunds and prepaid amounts

You may stop using the service at any time. Stopping use does not pause a purchased time-based term. Except as expressly provided in this section, the accepted terms for an order, or applicable law, payments are final and unused time, traffic, or account balances are not refundable merely because you choose not to use the service.

8.1 Complete loss of connection for more than 72 hours

If there is a complete lack of connection to an affected proxy server for more than 72 hours, you may request cancellation of the affected proxy and a refund calculated from the amount paid for its affected prepaid rental order, less the value of service already provided and any permitted external refund fees under section 8.4.

The refund covers the qualifying period of complete unavailability and the remaining unused prepaid rental period following cancellation, without counting any period twice. It does not refund previously provided service, unrelated proxies, or unrelated orders. The 10% and 15% voluntary-refund commissions do not apply to a refund under this subsection.

For this calculation, time during which the purchased proxy access was available counts as provided service whether or not you actually used it. The qualifying period of verified complete proxy unavailability does not count as provided service. Amounts are calculated at the effective prepaid rate for the affected rental term. Report the affected order and outage to support so that the issue and relevant periods can be checked.

A third-party website rejecting an otherwise functioning proxy, a destination block, poor results from your intended activity, or a failure of your own software or internet connection is not by itself a complete loss of proxy connection. This subsection creates no general satisfaction guarantee, uptime SLA, or automatic compensation for other interruptions.

8.2 Voluntary refunds

For a refund request within the first 24 hours after purchasing the proxy, a 10% commission is charged.

For a refund request from the second through the seventh day after purchase, a 15% commission is charged after deducting the cost of the rental days that have elapsed.

Voluntary refunds are not available after more than seven days have elapsed after purchase. Proxies purchased for one day, one week, or two weeks are not eligible for voluntary refunds, because these purchases are paid testing periods for evaluating functionality and compatibility. Voluntary refunds under this subsection are available only for proxies purchased for one month or longer. If a specific product clearly states before purchase that it is nonrefundable, this voluntary-refund policy does not apply to that product.

These exclusions do not remove rights under section 8.1 or applicable law. Contact support to request a refund and identify the affected order. No additional bank, blockchain network, processing, or administrative fee is deducted from a voluntary refund under this subsection, and no minimum refundable amount is imposed.

8.3 Other service issues and termination

We may investigate reported issues and attempt restoration or offer a replacement, extension, or credit where appropriate. A complaint does not itself establish a breach or refund entitlement. Matters expressly identified in section 10 as not guaranteed do not, solely by occurring, create an additional contractual right to cancellation, refund, credit, or extension.

Other than the express refund provisions of this section or the accepted terms for an order, this agreement does not establish a separate automatic pro-rata refund schedule for material nonconformity, restrictions, suspension, termination, unused prepaid time, or unused traffic. Any other repayment or remedy is determined by applicable law and this agreement, including section 11 to the extent enforceable. This does not authorize retention of funds that we are legally required to return or excuse an express obligation to provide the purchased service.

Termination does not extinguish charges already earned or amounts you legally owe us. We reserve rights of lawful setoff, recovery of damages, and retention of amounts available under this agreement and applicable law. We do not impose automatic forfeiture of the entire account balance as a penalty. Any amount actually owed to you remains subject to applicable requirements and lawful setoff.

8.4 Refund fees and processing

For a refund under section 8.1 only, where permitted by applicable law and the applicable payment-service terms, we may deduct actual, documented, nonrecoverable external bank or blockchain network fees incurred by us in executing the refund and disclosed to you before it is processed. This fee-deduction permission does not apply to voluntary refunds under section 8.2. No invented flat network fee, administrative fee, markup, or duplicate deduction is permitted under this provision. A fee reimbursed to us cannot be retained as a deduction. Where a full refund without such a deduction is legally required, that requirement controls.

Refunds ordinarily use the original payment method and currency where lawful and reasonably available. Any alternative must be lawful and agreed with you. We may request information reasonably needed to verify the requester and refund destination. We will not require a wallet seed phrase or private key.

The same service charge cannot be recovered twice, including through both a direct refund and a payment-provider reversal. Refunds cannot be paid in violation of sanctions or other applicable law; restricted funds will be handled as legally required. No stated process overrides an applicable mandatory deadline.

8.5 Discretionary assistance

We may provide assistance beyond an existing contractual or legal entitlement at our discretion. A replacement, extension, credit, refund, or other accommodation in one case does not establish a continuing obligation or precedent. It does not replace or reduce a remedy actually owed.

9 Privacy and lawful requests

We process personal information under our applicable Privacy Policy and law. Security and compliance reviews may use information lawfully available to us, including account records, customer communications, and abuse reports. These Terms do not expand the categories, purposes, recipients, or retention periods disclosed in that policy, authorize unrestricted inspection of communications, or represent that we collect particular traffic content or metadata.

We may preserve or disclose information where legally permitted or required, after evaluating the request and applicable legal basis and privacy obligations. We do not promise disclosure merely because someone requests it. Customer notice will be provided where legally required. The service does not promise anonymity, untraceability, or immunity from lawful investigation.

10 Best effort service and warranty limitations

Subject to the service specifications expressly accepted for your order and applicable law, the service is provided on an as available, best-effort basis, not under a guaranteed service-level agreement. We use reasonable efforts to operate the service and investigate reported connectivity problems, but do not promise an uptime percentage, uninterrupted or error-free operation, or a fixed support-response, repair, restoration, or maintenance-notice deadline.

Support operates from 09:00 to 24:00 UTC+3 through https://t.me/ChatLtebot. Response and resolution depend on the issue and available resources; these operating hours are not a guaranteed response or restoration deadline.

Ordinary interruptions, variable speed or latency, congestion, maintenance, carrier changes, IP rotation, and destination restrictions may occur. Unless expressly agreed, we do not guarantee fixed IP addresses, a particular third-party reputation score, freedom from destination blocks, compatibility with any software or website, delivery of renewal reminders, or a commercial result.

The express refund provisions in section 8 apply notwithstanding the best-effort nature of the service. Except as expressly provided in the accepted agreement or required by applicable law, interruptions and other matters not guaranteed under this section do not generate automatic refunds, credits, extensions, or other compensation. Section 1 determines which version applies to an order.

To the extent permitted by applicable law, and except for express contractual obligations, we disclaim implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and noninfringement. These limitations do not negate a separately accepted express promise or a right that cannot lawfully be excluded. A proxy is not a substitute for secure endpoints and appropriate encryption.

11 Limitation of liability

In sections 11 and 12, "Protected Parties" means LTEBoost and its officers, managers, employees, agents, contractors, and suppliers, in each case only in connection with providing the service or performing their service-related role. A customer, reseller, or end user is not a Protected Party merely because it purchases, resells, or uses the service.

To the extent permitted by applicable law and subject to the exceptions below, the Protected Parties will not be liable for indirect, special, incidental, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for lost profits, lost revenue, loss of business opportunities, loss of goodwill, loss of data, business interruption, or the cost of substitute services arising from or related to the service or this agreement, even if advised of the possibility of such loss. This exclusion applies only to the extent legally enforceable.

Subject to the same exceptions, the total aggregate monetary liability of LTEBoost and all persons protected by this section, collectively, arising from or related to an affected service is limited as follows:

• For a plan sold as fixed-duration proxy access, including a fixed-duration plan with an included traffic allowance, the cap is the fees paid or payable for no more than 30 days of that affected service under the order giving rise to the claim. For a prepaid term longer than 30 days, the cap is 30 times the daily rate obtained by dividing the price actually paid or payable for that service by the number of days in the purchased term. For a purchased term shorter than 30 days, the cap is the amount paid or payable for that term.
• For a separately priced traffic package, the cap is the amount paid or payable for the affected traffic package giving rise to the claim, whether or not that package has a separately disclosed validity period. Classification follows the charging model, not the mere presence of an expiration date. This provision does not create a traffic-expiration period or a right to redeem unused traffic.

The applicable cap does not increase because multiple claims or legal theories arise from the same or related events.

These exclusions and limits apply regardless of legal theory, including contract, tort, ordinary negligence, or otherwise, to the extent enforceable. They do not reduce a refund, repayment, or credit expressly owed under section 8 or the accepted order.

Neither the exclusions nor the cap applies to fraud, intentional or willful misconduct, gross negligence, or recklessness by a person seeking the benefit of these limitations, liability for death or personal injury where nonexcludable, or any liability or remedy that applicable law prohibits limiting. Mandatory consumer remedies remain available. This agreement allocates contractual risk; it does not transfer criminal responsibility or create immunity from governmental enforcement.

12 Customer wrongdoing and business defense obligations

12.1 Reimbursement for intentional wrongdoing

For all customers, including individuals purchasing for nonbusiness purposes, and to the extent permitted by law, you must reimburse the Protected Parties for reasonable, documented third-party damages and external defense costs directly caused by your own fraud or intentional unlawful misuse of the service, including knowingly directing or assisting another person in that conduct. This obligation applies only when your responsibility and the recoverable amount are established by a final judgment of a competent court, which may be in an action to enforce this subsection, or by a written settlement expressly agreed to by you and the affected Protected Party.

An allegation alone does not create a duty to advance funds or assume a defense under this subsection. This subsection does not impose responsibility merely because an unknown third party used your credentials. The separate business obligations in section 12.2 also apply to business customers, without duplicate recovery.

12.2 Business customer defense and indemnity

This subsection applies only where you purchase primarily for business purposes. To the extent permitted by law, you will defend and indemnify the Protected Parties against third-party claims, liabilities, damages, approved settlements, and reasonable external defense costs, to the extent arising from your or your authorized users' unlawful use of the service, material breach of this agreement, or violation of a third party's rights through your use of the service or material you provide or transmit. For an approved reseller, this includes covered conduct of its customers and end users.

The defense obligation applies to a claim alleging conduct within the scope of this subsection; it is not postponed until a final damages award. We will give you notice of a covered claim, with a delay reducing your obligation only to the extent it materially prejudices the defense. You must promptly arrange the covered defense using competent counsel reasonably acceptable to the affected Protected Party, keep that party reasonably informed, and respect counsel's professional independence and the client's confidentiality and privilege.

You may control the covered defense subject to these safeguards. An affected Protected Party may participate at its own expense, or may control its own defense where an actual conflict of interest, your failure to provide a required defense, or a claim for injunctive or other nonmonetary relief reasonably requires it. You do not control a Protected Party's response to a criminal or regulatory matter. Reasonable, nonduplicative external defense costs remain payable only to the extent covered by this subsection.

Reasonable external defense costs for covered claims are payable as incurred on reasonably documented invoices. Covered and uncovered matters must be appropriately allocated; any payment subsequently established to be outside the agreed coverage must be credited or reimbursed. Payment does not turn an uncovered matter into a covered one.

Without the affected Protected Party's prior written consent, you may not settle a claim unless the settlement provides an unconditional release of that party from the claim, is fully funded by you, and imposes no admission, nonmonetary obligation, or unreimbursed payment on that party. If you fail to provide a required defense after notice, the affected Protected Party may defend and seek recovery of covered costs. No defense or settlement arrangement expands the agreed coverage.

12.3 Limits applying to this section

No obligation under this section covers a claim or cost to the extent caused by the breach, negligence, or misconduct of the Protected Party seeking payment. This section does not impose a penalty or fee for truthful reviews, lawful complaints, good-faith billing disputes, or a customer's own good-faith claim against a Protected Party. It does not shift criminal or regulatory responsibility, a penalty that cannot lawfully be shifted, or any other nontransferable liability, and does not limit nonwaivable rights. The same damages or costs cannot be recovered more than once under this section or otherwise.

13 Events beyond reasonable control

We are not responsible for delay or failure caused by an event beyond our reasonable control to the extent it prevents performance despite reasonable precautions. Such events may include extraordinary carrier or upstream failures, natural disasters, governmental action, war, civil disturbance, or widespread infrastructure disruption. Ordinary preventable operational failures or lack of funds are not automatically excused.

We will take reasonable mitigation steps and provide notice where reasonably practicable. This clause does not erase payment obligations already accrued, refunds expressly owed under section 8 or the accepted order, or obligations that applicable law does not permit us to exclude. Any other remedy for prolonged inability to provide service is governed by sections 8 and 11 and applicable law.

14 Changes disputes and general terms

We may revise these Terms for future orders and renewals. A revised version applies only when made available and validly accepted for the relevant order, subject to any applicable notice requirement. Changes to an existing prepaid agreement require any notice and assent required by that agreement and applicable law. Changes do not retrospectively eliminate accrued rights or alter the terms governing an existing dispute. Operational restrictions under section 7 remain subject to the agreement and applicable law.

The agreement is governed by applicable United States federal law and the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, excluding its conflict-of-laws rules, without depriving consumers of mandatory protections applicable to them.

To the extent permitted by applicable law, the parties consent to exclusive jurisdiction and venue in the state courts located in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, or the federal courts of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in each case having subject-matter jurisdiction. This does not displace a nonwaivable right to use another competent court or to contact a regulator.

Either party may seek informal resolution through the legal-notice contacts. Informal discussion is not a condition of mandatory remedies or urgent relief. If a provision is unenforceable, it will be severed only to the extent necessary and the remainder will continue where lawful. Failure to enforce a provision once is not a waiver of future enforcement.

The parties act independently. This agreement does not create a partnership, joint venture, employment relationship, or agency between LTEBoost and a customer or reseller. You determine your own purposes, destinations, accounts, content, and transactions, subject to the agreement and our technical and compliance controls. Unless expressly authorized by us in writing, neither you nor a reseller may act in LTEBoost's name, bind us to an obligation, make a representation or warranty on our behalf, or hold itself out as our agent or joint-venture partner.

You may not transfer the agreement or access rights without our written permission, except where applicable law requires otherwise. We may assign the agreement in connection with a merger, reorganization, or transfer of the relevant business, subject to applicable law and without eliminating obligations owed under the agreement. Notices may be sent using the current contact details supplied by each party, subject to applicable legal requirements.

Accrued payment obligations, refunds actually owed, ownership provisions, liability limitations, indemnity obligations, and dispute provisions survive expiration or termination to the extent applicable by their nature. Termination does not revive a claim already resolved or remove a defense otherwise available.

The persons expressly protected by sections 11 and 12 are intended beneficiaries of those provisions and may enforce them to the extent applicable. Otherwise, this agreement does not create rights for third-party beneficiaries.

15 Third party products and promotions

Third-party products and services are supplied under their providers' terms. A link, integration, or reference does not itself make LTEBoost responsible for their performance or create a service guarantee. This does not exclude responsibility for our own legally actionable conduct or representations.

Promotions and coupons are subject to the eligibility, value, and expiration disclosed for the offer. Changes apply prospectively and do not revoke a discount already validly accepted for an order. No promotion, referral, reseller relationship, or third-party integration authorizes conduct prohibited by section 6.