Terms of service

Effective November 14, 2026

Scope and operator

Paperlark Desk is the storefront operated by EVERPAPER 2 STATIONERY SUPPLY LLC at paperlarkdesk.com. These terms address use of the site. Purchases are also covered by our Terms of Sale, Shipping Policy, and Return and Refund Policy. Our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy describe information practices.

Responsible use

Provide accurate order details and use the store only if you have legal capacity or appropriate permission. Keep account credentials private and notify us of suspected misuse. Do not submit fraudulent orders, interfere with checkout, introduce malicious software, attempt unauthorized access, or misuse another person's information.

Store materials and feedback

You may browse listings and keep copies of your order records. Commercial copying of protected store text, photography, or branding requires permission unless permitted by law. References to third-party services do not imply sponsorship or endorsement.

If you submit a review, describe your experience accurately and avoid disclosing another person's private information. We may display voluntarily submitted reviews in connection with the store and moderate unlawful, abusive, or irrelevant submissions. Customer service and refunds are never conditional on a favorable review.

Availability and revisions

Maintenance, network problems, or other interruptions can affect site access. Such interruptions do not cancel our responsibilities for orders or refunds. Contact us by email or phone if an order needs attention while the site is unavailable.

We may update these terms for future use and correct inaccurate information. Revisions do not retroactively reduce commitments for an accepted order. If a provision is unenforceable, remaining provisions continue to the extent permitted by law.

Questions and applicable law

Contact support@paperlarkdesk.com first with concerns. Kentucky law applies where permitted, without displacing mandatory protections applicable to the customer. These terms do not require private arbitration or waive lawful access to courts, regulators, or other available remedies.