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Terms and Conditions

These terms describe acceptable use, account responsibilities, plan duration, communication, payment, service changes, intellectual property, limitations, and dispute considerations for Lemo IPTV.

Last updated: August 25, 2026

1. Acceptance of terms

By using lemo-iptv.site, contacting support, or purchasing a plan, visitors agree to use the website and service information responsibly and in line with applicable law, these terms, and any transaction-specific confirmation provided before payment.

2. Account and credential responsibility

Customers are responsible for keeping M3U URLs, Xtream Codes credentials, portal details, payment confirmations, and device access private. Public sharing, resale, credential abuse, or simultaneous use beyond the selected plan may result in access restrictions.

3. Orders, pricing, and plan scope

Prices are displayed in USD and may change before purchase. A standard plan is intended for one active screen. Multi-screen plans must be selected when simultaneous viewing is needed. Third-party player-app fees are not included unless explicitly stated.

4. Service changes and availability

Channel categories, VOD titles, EPG data, replay availability, app compatibility, and source quality can change. The website provides service and setup information, but no fixed channel, event, or title should be treated as permanently guaranteed.

5. Third-party apps and devices

Player apps, app stores, televisions, streaming devices, operating systems, and payment services are controlled by their respective providers. References to them do not create an endorsement, partnership, or responsibility for their separate terms.

6. Limitations and disputes

To resolve a concern, contact support with the order reference, device, player app, and specific issue. Liability should be limited to the amount paid for the relevant plan where permitted by law. These terms should be reviewed for enforceability before production use.

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