Storage Agreement

OOSOOM Storage Agreement (Short Form)

*This is the short-form storage agreement presented in-app at signup; it is Part A of, and is incorporated into, the full OOSOOM Customer Terms of Service (extracted verbatim from Draft v4, July 30, 2026 — not yet binding).*

*This Short Form is what you accept when you sign up. It is a plain-language summary of the deal. It is not a substitute for the full Terms of Service in Part B, which govern and which you also agree to. Where the two differ, Part B controls.*

By signing up you agree that:

• You are 18 or older. You confirm you are at least 18 and can enter a binding contract. The Service is not offered to anyone under 18.
• We provide the tote; you fill it; we store it. Your fee is a non-refundable service fee (which includes use of an OOSOOM tote) plus monthly storage. The tote belongs to OOSOOM — it is not sold to you, and you return it to us when your storage ends.
• We hold your things with reasonable care as a bailee — we are not an insurer. We are careful, but we do not guarantee against every possible loss.
• Our payout is capped at $100 per tote, with no deductible. That is the most we pay for loss of or damage to the contents of any one tote. Do not store anything you could not comfortably replace for $100. For anything more valuable, use your own renter's or homeowner's insurance (your renter's or homeowner's policy may cover your stored belongings).
• Some things may never go in a tote — including cash and valuables, jewelry, firearms, hazardous materials, perishables, liquids, alcohol, medicines, lithium batteries, and anything illegal or that isn't yours. Full list in Part B, Section 10.
• We seal your tote and track it. We record a serial-numbered seal at intake and log your tote in and out of our custody.
• Your storage is a monthly subscription. It bills monthly at the then-current rate until you cancel and retrieve your things. Cancel anytime in the app.
• If you stop paying, we can hold and eventually sell or dispose of your stored belongings to cover what you owe, following Florida law (Part B, Section 16).
• Disputes are resolved by individual arbitration in Duval County, Florida — no court, no jury, no class action (Part B, Section 22). You may opt out within 30 days.

You accept these terms by checking the acceptance box and completing checkout.