Dedication terms of sale
Updated: 9 November 2026
What applies when you dedicate a lesson on LinkedYid.
The seller
Dedications are sold by Moshe Uzan, who publishes LinkedYid, an osek patur (VAT-exempt sole trader) based in Jerusalem, Israel. Contact: contact@linkedyid.com.
What you buy
A dedication is a line of text shown under the title of a LinkedYid lesson for a period: “Now”, 24 hours from payment, or a chosen Hebrew day, from sunset in Jerusalem to the next sunset. The exact hours are shown before payment, in your time zone. A lesson carries one dedication at a time. A lesson's rabbi can refuse dedications on his videos, or on some of them; the price keeps LinkedYid going and is not paid to him.
The text
You choose a wording (in memory, recovery, success…), a first name, ben or bat, a parent's first name, and a signature if you wish. For a living person, you choose to show the first name or not (the line then says “a loved one”). A child's first name shows only if you attest that you are the child's father or mother. A free text and a signature are reviewed before they are scheduled; LinkedYid may refuse a text that does not suit a study page, and you are then refunded in full.
Price and payment
The price is shown before payment: $36 or ₪126, depending on the page's language. It is the final price, with no added fees. You pay on PayPal's page; LinkedYid receives no card details. A confirmation goes to the email address you give, with the link to your dedication and the card's link to send to the family.
Shabbat and holidays
During Shabbat and holidays, from candle lighting to nightfall in Jerusalem, dedications are not sold, and those days cannot be chosen as a date. A dedication that has already started stays on display.
Cancellation and refund
Before the period starts, you can cancel from your link (“Cancel and get refunded”): you are refunded in full, with no fee. A dedication that is refused, removed by the rabbi or by LinkedYid, or that did not show as announced, is refunded in full; each dedication's timestamped log is the record. A “Now” dedication shows from payment, so there is no cancelling it beforehand. Once shown, a dedication is no longer refundable: the service was performed at your request. You can remove it at any time, as can the person named or their family from the card. A refund leaves at once through PayPal, to the payment method you used, and is made at most 14 days after your request.
Right of withdrawal (European Union consumers)
You have 14 days from payment to withdraw, without giving a reason, as long as the dedication has not shown. To do so: the “Cancel and get refunded” link on your page, or the form below sent to contact@linkedyid.com. The refund is made at most 14 days later, by the same payment method. A dedication fully shown before the end of that period, at your express request, can no longer be withdrawn (French Consumer Code, article L221-28, 1°).
Withdrawal form
To Moshe Uzan, LinkedYid, contact@linkedyid.com: I hereby give notice that I withdraw from the contract for the following dedication: …, ordered on …, in the name of …, email address … . Date: …
Complaints and governing law
For any complaint: contact@linkedyid.com. These terms are governed by Israeli law, without prejudice to the protective rules you enjoy in your country of residence.

