Terms
Last updated 28 September 2026
sayyesly lets you send an invitation as one link, and hear the answer on Telegram. By logging in or using sayyesly, you agree to these terms.
Who we are
sayyesly is a small service run from Cambodia. You can reach us at @itsamnang on Telegram.
Your account
You log in with Telegram, so you need a Telegram account and must be old enough to have one where you live. You're responsible for what happens under your login.
Using sayyesly kindly
Invites are for asking someone nicely. Please don't use sayyesly to:
- harass, threaten or pressure anyone, or keep inviting someone who has said no;
- send spam, scams or anything illegal;
- upload photos or text you don't have the right to share;
- try to break, overload or get around the security of the service.
We may remove invites or close accounts that do.
What you add
The questions, notes, photos, plans and Song links you add stay yours. You let us store them and show them to the people you send your invite to, which is how an invite works. Anyone with an invite's link can open it, so only share it with the person you mean.
Paid Themes
Some Themes cost a one-time price, shown in US dollars before you pay. You pay by KHQR through our payment provider, CutLuy. A Theme unlocks once the payment is confirmed and stays yours for every invite after that. See Refunds for what happens if something goes wrong.
Songs
A Song is a YouTube link that plays in the background of your invite. The music belongs to its owners and is played by YouTube; it may not play on every phone, and YouTube can stop it at any time.
No guarantees
We work to keep sayyesly running, but it's provided as it is. Telegram messages, payments and Songs depend on other services we don't control. As far as the law allows, we aren't responsible for losses from sayyesly being unavailable or an answer not arriving; our responsibility is limited to what you paid us.
Changes and law
We may update these terms; the date at the top shows the latest version, and using sayyesly after a change means you accept it. These terms are governed by the laws of the Kingdom of Cambodia.
Questions? Message us on Telegram at @itsamnang.
