Website Terms of Use

1. Operator, scope and acceptance

Cybercab Collective is a project of Broodex, Inc, a Wyoming domestic profit corporation, filing ID 2015-000694210 ("Broodex," "we," "us" or "our"). These Terms govern cybercabcollective.com and any controlled redirect expressly identified as part of this website (the "Website"). Our mailing address is 30 N Gould St Ste R, Sheridan, WY 82801, USA. Contact: legal@cybercabcollective.com.

By affirmatively selecting the agreement checkbox presented with a form and submitting that form, you agree to these Terms and the Nonbinding Investor Interest Terms identified there. Merely visiting a page, moving a calculator, receiving an email, or failing to respond does not constitute that affirmative agreement. The version presented at acceptance governs that submission, subject to lawful amendments described below.

IMPORTANT: Section 12 contains an agreement to individual arbitration and a class-action waiver for covered Website disputes, with exceptions, a 30-day opt-out and protections for mandatory local rights. It does not govern future securities purchases, shareholder disputes or capital-contribution agreements.

Our Privacy Policy describes processing of personal information. Reading or acknowledging that policy is not consent to every processing activity. Optional email marketing, SMS and nonessential tracking have separate choices.

2. Adults and permitted access

The interest register is for people aged at least 18 who also have legal capacity to agree in their location. This is a Website participation rule, not a statement that age alone establishes accredited-investor status. A person acting for an entity must be authorized to provide its information and express its interest.

Access, forms and communications may be limited by location or legal requirements. A selectable country, successful form submission, or email confirmation is not legal eligibility to invest. Do not provide false location information or evade access restrictions. We may correct an apparent restriction after a lawful review.

3. Prelaunch information only; no transaction

The Website collects nonbinding expressions of interest in a proposed managed Cybercab fleet business. No payment, deposit, reservation, subscription, capital commitment, loan, share issuance or vehicle sale is available through this version of the Website. Do not send funds, digital assets, bank credentials or a wallet connection request.

No submission obligates you to invest, pay operating expenses, fund shortfalls, or sign future agreements. It does not obligate us to launch, form a company, acquire vehicles, offer securities to you, or preserve an allocation or price. Applicable securities-law protections remain in force; describing a communication as nonbinding does not by itself exempt it from those laws.

A separate investment corporation is contemplated but its final identity, ownership structure and offering terms are not established by these Terms. You are not becoming a shareholder of Broodex or another company. Future financial transactions would require separately identified parties, appropriate legal eligibility and new agreements.

4. Illustrations and preliminary costs

Vehicle equivalents are a visualization of indicated interest, not title to a vehicle, a reserved vehicle, a share class or a predetermined ownership percentage. The calculator assumes $30,000 per whole vehicle, producing illustrative vehicle-purchase amounts of $10,000 for one-third through $300,000 for ten. This assumption is not a Tesla quotation or confirmed purchase price and excludes additional capital requirements.

The current planning estimate is approximately $700 per whole vehicle per month for a management-and-cleaning arrangement. Charging is excluded. Whether and to what extent insurance, maintenance, licensing and other costs are included remains to be determined in an itemized budget. Neither $700 nor a fraction of it is an all-in expense cap or a fee payable for joining this list. The Risk, Cost and Forward-Looking Statements Disclosure explains these limitations.

5. Independent project; no professional advice

The project is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by or operated by Tesla, Inc. Third-party references do not establish a purchase agreement, allocation, operating right, partnership or approval.

Information is general project information, not personalized investment, legal, accounting or tax advice. A form submission does not create an advisory, fiduciary, agency, escrow, custody or brokerage relationship. Nothing in this clause excludes a duty that applicable law actually imposes. You may consult independent advisers before considering any future proposal.

6. Accurate submissions and appropriate use

Provide information that is accurate to your knowledge and keep material contact and location information current. Do not submit another person's information without authority, impersonate a regulator or Tesla representative, inject malicious code, disrupt the Website, harvest private lead data, probe systems without permission, or use the Website for fraud, spam or unlawful activity.

You may save and share unaltered public legal notices and reasonable excerpts with proper context. Do not remove material risk qualifications from project statements or imply authority to raise money for us. There is no public forum or authorized third-party fundraising program on this Website.

7. Content and external services

We or our licensors retain rights in our original Website materials. Subject to these Terms and applicable law, you may access them for lawful evaluation of the project. No license to Tesla's or another party's trademarks, images, software or vehicles is granted. Legitimate criticism, legally protected uses and nonwaivable rights are not restricted.

External links are provided for reference. Their operators have separate practices and terms. We do not guarantee external content or assume that a third party endorses us because we link to it. Do not rely on a message or external site as a payment instruction; payments are not accepted at this stage.

8. Availability and updates

We may revise, suspend or discontinue the Website or the proposed project for commercial, technical, safety or legal reasons. We will correct material project information when appropriate and comply with applicable notice duties. Dates, deployment locations, functionality and economics may change.

To the extent permitted by law, the free Website is provided without a warranty of uninterrupted availability, freedom from errors, or fitness for a particular financial objective. This does not excuse misleading statements, concealment of material information, or any non-excludable duty.

9. Limitation of liability

To the extent permitted by applicable law, neither party is liable to the other under these Website Terms for speculative lost investment returns, unrealized business opportunities, or indirect or consequential loss arising solely from use or unavailability of the free Website. For ordinary Website contract claims only, Broodex's aggregate liability is limited to US$100.

These limitations do not apply to fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, willful misconduct, gross negligence, personal injury where liability cannot lawfully be excluded, breach of a nonwaivable privacy or consumer right, violation of securities law, or any liability or remedy that applicable law does not permit to be limited. They do not limit liability under a later investment or vehicle agreement. Nothing requires you to indemnify us for our own wrongdoing or waive reliance on truthful disclosures required by law.

10. Records, notices and withdrawal

Electronic Records and Communications Consent governs the electronic handling you separately accept. It is distinct from promotional email and SMS permission. You may withdraw an expression of interest or update preferences without a charge using the controls provided or by contacting support@cybercabcollective.com. Withdrawal creates no cancellation fee or financial obligation.

For formal Website notices and complaints, contact legal@cybercabcollective.com or write to Broodex, Inc, Attn: Cybercab Collective Legal, at the mailing address in Section 1. These channels do not replace any service-of-process requirement imposed by law. Personal information retained after withdrawal is governed by the Privacy Policy, not an unlimited retention right in these Terms.

11. Governing law and mandatory rights

Wyoming law governs these Terms, excluding conflict-of-laws rules, subject to the Federal Arbitration Act for Section 12 and any applicable mandatory federal or local law. This choice does not deprive a person of nonwaivable rights or protections under the law of their habitual residence or another applicable jurisdiction.

A competent court, rather than an arbitrator, decides whether an arbitration agreement was formed and disputes about its existence, validity, enforceability, scope, opt-out, or the class waiver. For claims not required to be arbitrated, the parties submit to competent state courts in Sheridan County, Wyoming, or the United States District Court for the District of Wyoming, unless a mandatory law or the small-claims exception permits another forum. Nothing displaces an exclusive statutory forum or prevents proceedings before a regulator.

12. Individual arbitration; class-action waiver; opt-out

Covered disputes. After affirmative acceptance, you and Broodex agree, where lawful, to resolve disputes arising out of that acceptance, your interest-list submission or these Website Terms by binding individual arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association (AAA). Future securities, shareholder, funding, vehicle, advisory or custody agreements and disputes arising from them are outside this clause; they require their own dispute provisions. Rights to report misconduct, cooperate with authorities and seek regulatory relief are unaffected.

Exceptions. Either party may bring an individual claim within the jurisdiction of a competent small-claims court. Either party may seek temporary court relief necessary to preserve a right while arbitration is pending. Claims for public injunctive relief and any other claims or remedies that cannot lawfully be arbitrated or waived remain available in a competent court. Mandatory protections for EEA, UK and other consumers apply; a prohibited pre-dispute arbitration agreement is not imposed on those persons.

Notice and discussion. Before commencing a covered arbitration, send the other party a short written notice describing the dispute and requested relief. We will do the same. The parties will attempt resolution for 30 days, unless urgent relief, a filing deadline or applicable law requires earlier action. This process does not shorten a limitation period, bar a timely filing, or require a paid conference.

Rules and access. For an individual using the Website for personal purposes, the AAA Consumer Arbitration Rules and applicable consumer protections apply. For a genuine business-to-business dispute not subject to those rules, the AAA Commercial Arbitration Rules apply, subject to mandatory law. The rules are available from AAA at adr.org; we will provide an accessible copy on request. A single neutral arbitrator will issue a reasoned award. You may elect a remote or documents-only hearing where the applicable rules permit. Any in-person consumer hearing will occur at a reasonably convenient location under the rules, rather than requiring travel to Wyoming.

Fees and relief. Broodex will pay arbitration administration and arbitrator costs required of the business under applicable rules. Your consumer filing cost will not exceed the lesser of the applicable AAA consumer filing fee or the fee to start the same claim in your local competent court; we will cover the excess and comply with applicable hardship provisions. Counsel fees and statutory remedies remain available as permitted by law. There is no mandatory confidentiality restriction preventing discussion of the underlying facts or lawful reporting.

Individual proceedings. To the extent lawful, covered disputes will be brought in an individual capacity and not as a class, collective or representative proceeding, and neither party may require class arbitration. This does not bar coordinated representation, lawful use of AAA mass-arbitration procedures for individual claims, a regulator's proceeding, or nonwaivable representative remedies. If the class waiver is unenforceable for a particular claim, that claim proceeds in court, not class arbitration; severable individual claims may proceed in arbitration if lawful.

30-day opt-out. You may reject this arbitration agreement and class waiver, without losing access or interest-list status, by emailing legal@cybercabcollective.com or mailing the address in Section 1 within 30 days after first accepting these Terms. Identify your name, the email used for the submission, and that you opt out of Website arbitration. No reason, fee or notarization is required. A timely mailed notice is effective when postmarked. An opt-out applies to you and Broodex mutually; all other valid Terms remain in effect.

Provider unavailability. If AAA declines or cannot administer a dispute, the parties may agree after the dispute arises to another qualified provider. Without that agreement, either party may proceed in a competent court. Broodex will not invoke this clause to prevent a court case after its own material failure to pay required arbitration charges, where law or the rules provide that consequence.

13. Changes, assignment and severability

Material changes to these Terms apply prospectively after appropriate notice and, when required, renewed affirmative acceptance. Posting a revision does not retroactively add arbitration, enlarge an expense obligation, authorize unrelated marketing, or change a future investment contract. A party's failure to enforce a term once is not a permanent waiver.

A lawful business transfer may involve assignment of Website administration, subject to the Privacy Policy, required notices and consents. It does not turn a lead into an investor, automatically transfer SMS consent to a new sender, release existing liabilities without a valid basis, or impose a payment obligation. Invalid provisions will be severed only to the extent lawful, subject to Section 12's special rules. These Terms and the expressly accepted interest terms govern Website participation; later financial agreements will not arise through Website amendments.