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Terms.

The terms for using this website, and the principles every engagement with Silentleak is built on. A signed engagement letter always takes precedence.

Last updated 9 November 2026

01

Who we are

This website is run by Silentleak, 44, 1622 BL Hoorn, The Netherlands. Contact: hello@silentleak.com.

02

Using this website

You may use this website to learn about Silentleak and to request a review. Figures, statements and examples on it are illustrative, are labelled as such, and are not a promise of any result.

Nothing on this website is legal, tax or financial advice.

03

The private review

  • The review is free and without obligation. Either side can stop at any time.
  • You decide which exports to share. Personal data must be removed first; files that contain it are deleted on arrival.
  • The readout gives ranges and confidence, never confirmed amounts. If there is nothing worth recovering, we say so.
  • Files are handled as set out on Trust and deleted within 30 days of the readout.

04

Engagements

Recovery work starts only after a written engagement letter, which sets the fee, scope and term. Every engagement follows these principles:

  • You remain the claimant. Claims are filed in your company's name, and only after you approve each one.
  • No money passes through Silentleak. Credits and refunds land in your own accounts.
  • The fee is calculated only on money that has reached your account and matches your ledger, never on estimates, filed claims or approvals.
  • A monthly statement lists every case, every credit and the fee.

05

Intellectual property

The website, its design, text and the Silentleak name and mark belong to Silentleak. Your data and your records remain yours.

06

Liability

We take care that this website is accurate and available, but provide it as it is. Our liability for an engagement is set out in its engagement letter. Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot be limited by law.

07

Law and disputes

These terms are governed by Dutch law. Disputes go to the competent court in the district of Noord-Holland, unless the law requires otherwise. We may update these terms; the date at the top shows the latest version.