FLEAP FLAPP Marketplace Seller Policy

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FLEAP FLAPP Marketplace Seller Policy

Effective date: 8 August 2026

This Seller Policy (“Policy”) governs individuals and organizations that list, advertise, offer, or sell products or services through FLEAP FLAPP Marketplace (“FLEAP FLAPP,” the “Marketplace,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).

By opening or operating a seller account, creating a listing, or accepting an order, you agree to this Policy, our Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, Community Guidelines, Creator Policy, Prohibited and Restricted Items Policy, and any additional rules presented through the Marketplace.

If you do not agree, you must not sell through FLEAP FLAPP Marketplace.

1. Marketplace relationship

FLEAP FLAPP provides technology that may enable independent buyers and sellers to discover products, communicate, and complete transactions.

Unless we expressly state otherwise for a particular transaction:

  1. Sellers—not FLEAP FLAPP—offer and sell their products or services;
  2. Sellers are responsible for their listings, products, fulfillment, customer service, warranties, returns, refunds, taxes, and legal compliance;
  3. FLEAP FLAPP does not own, manufacture, inspect, endorse, or guarantee seller products; and
  4. Nothing in this Policy creates an employment, agency, partnership, franchise, fiduciary, or joint-venture relationship between a seller and FLEAP FLAPP.

A seller may not claim to represent, bind, or act on behalf of FLEAP FLAPP without our express written authorization.

2. Seller eligibility

To sell through the Marketplace, you must:

  1. Be at least 18 years old and have reached the age of majority in your jurisdiction;
  2. Be legally capable of entering into binding contracts;
  3. Provide accurate, complete, and current information;
  4. Possess all licenses, permits, registrations, and authorizations required for your activities;
  5. Have the legal right to sell the products or services you offer;
  6. Operate from a country or region supported by the Marketplace and its payment providers; and
  7. Comply with all applicable laws and FLEAP FLAPP policies.

Opening an account does not guarantee approval to sell, receive payments, access every seller feature, or participate in promotions.

We may approve, reject, limit, or revoke seller access based on eligibility, verification, safety, fraud, legal, operational, or compliance considerations.

3. Identity and business verification

Depending on your location, sales volume, business type, products, or requested features, we may require:

  1. Your legal name and date of birth;
  2. A government-issued identification document;
  3. Residential or business address;
  4. Telephone and email verification;
  5. Taxpayer-identification information;
  6. Business registration documents;
  7. Bank-account or payout information;
  8. Information about business owners or controlling persons;
  9. Product-sourcing documentation;
  10. Licenses, permits, certificates, or insurance;
  11. Video, biometric, or additional identity verification where lawful; or
  12. Other information required by law or an approved service provider.

You must respond to verification requests within the stated period and update information when it changes.

We may suspend selling or payments when information is false, incomplete, expired, inconsistent, or cannot be verified.

Verification does not constitute an endorsement, certification, warranty, or guarantee by FLEAP FLAPP.

4. High-volume third-party sellers

Sellers who meet applicable legal thresholds may be required to provide additional identity, banking, tax, and contact information.

Where required by law, FLEAP FLAPP may:

  1. Verify that information;
  2. Require the seller to certify that it remains accurate;
  3. Disclose specified seller information to buyers;
  4. Provide buyers with a method to report suspicious activity; or
  5. Suspend sellers who do not provide or update required information.

Sellers must not structure transactions, divide accounts, use related persons, or otherwise attempt to avoid legal verification or disclosure requirements.

5. Seller accounts and storefronts

Sellers must maintain accurate account, profile, and storefront information.

A seller must not:

  1. Impersonate another person or business;
  2. Use a misleading business identity;
  3. Falsely claim affiliations, certifications, or authorizations;
  4. Operate duplicate accounts to avoid restrictions;
  5. Transfer or sell an account without authorization;
  6. Conceal the identity of the person controlling the account; or
  7. Use another person’s documents or financial information without permission.

You are responsible for the actions of employees, contractors, representatives, and other people you authorize to access your seller account.

6. Account security

Sellers must:

  1. Use strong, unique passwords;
  2. Protect authentication codes and connected devices;
  3. Limit staff access according to business needs;
  4. Remove access when a staff member or contractor no longer needs it;
  5. Keep recovery information current; and
  6. Notify FLEAP FLAPP promptly of suspected unauthorized access or fraud.

You must not request or collect another user’s FLEAP FLAPP password, authentication code, or complete payment credentials.

7. Product eligibility

A seller may list only products or services that:

  1. Are lawful in the seller’s location, the buyer’s location, and any location through which the item will be shipped;
  2. Comply with FLEAP FLAPP’s product rules;
  3. Are safe for their intended and reasonably foreseeable uses;
  4. Are authentic and legally sourced;
  5. Are not subject to an applicable recall, stop-sale order, import restriction, or legal prohibition;
  6. Meet applicable testing, labeling, warning, packaging, and certification requirements; and
  7. Can be shipped, delivered, or performed lawfully.

The availability of a listing category does not mean every product within that category is permitted.

FLEAP FLAPP may require documentation or remove an item even if a similar item appears elsewhere on the Marketplace.

8. Prohibited and restricted products

Sellers must not list, promote, facilitate, or sell prohibited products, including:

  1. Illegal goods or services;
  2. Counterfeit, pirated, stolen, or fraudulently obtained goods;
  3. Recalled, unsafe, defective, or unlawfully imported products;
  4. Weapons, explosives, or dangerous items prohibited by our policies;
  5. Controlled substances, illegal drugs, or drug paraphernalia prohibited by law;
  6. Prescription products or regulated medical devices without authorization;
  7. Human remains, body parts, or exploitative biological materials;
  8. Products involving trafficking, cruelty, or prohibited wildlife;
  9. Sexually exploitative content or products involving minors;
  10. Malware, stolen credentials, hacking tools intended for abuse, or fraudulent documents;
  11. Products that promote hate, violence, terrorism, or criminal activity;
  12. Items that violate intellectual-property or privacy rights; or
  13. Any other product identified in our Prohibited and Restricted Items Policy.

Certain lawful products may still require prior approval, age restrictions, geographic limitations, specialized shipping, additional disclosures, or supporting documentation.

9. Product safety and recalls

Sellers are responsible for monitoring safety notices, recalls, regulatory actions, and product incidents affecting their inventory.

Sellers must:

  1. Check applicable recall databases before listing used or new products;
  2. Stop selling a product immediately when it becomes unsafe, unlawful, or recalled;
  3. Notify FLEAP FLAPP promptly of relevant recalls or serious safety concerns;
  4. Cooperate with corrective actions, buyer notifications, refunds, replacements, and recalls;
  5. Preserve records needed to identify affected orders; and
  6. Make legally required reports to regulators.

FLEAP FLAPP may remove listings, cancel orders, notify buyers, issue or facilitate refunds, preserve transaction records, and share relevant information with authorities when appropriate.

10. Listing accuracy

Every listing must be truthful, complete, current, and understandable.

A listing must accurately describe:

  1. The product or service;
  2. Brand, model, size, quantity, material, and relevant specifications;
  3. Condition, including whether the item is new, used, refurbished, handmade, vintage, damaged, or incomplete;
  4. Material defects, alterations, limitations, or compatibility requirements;
  5. What is and is not included;
  6. Available inventory and variations;
  7. Price and mandatory seller charges;
  8. Processing, shipping, delivery, or performance time;
  9. Geographic restrictions;
  10. Return, refund, cancellation, and warranty terms;
  11. Safety warnings and age limitations; and
  12. Any commercial relationship that requires disclosure.

Sellers must update or remove listings that become inaccurate or unavailable.

11. Images, videos, and demonstrations

Listing media must accurately represent the product or service being sold.

Sellers must not:

  1. Use another person’s protected images or videos without authorization;
  2. Present stock photography as the exact used or unique item being sold;
  3. Conceal material damage or defects;
  4. Use misleading editing, filters, scale, staging, or artificial intelligence;
  5. Show accessories that are not included without clearly disclosing that fact;
  6. Use fake demonstrations or fabricated results; or
  7. Include false certifications, seals, reviews, or endorsements.

Artificially generated or materially altered media must be disclosed when required by law, FLEAP FLAPP, or when omission would likely mislead a reasonable buyer.

12. Pricing and fees

Prices must be accurate, clear, and non-deceptive.

Sellers must:

  1. Display the actual product price;
  2. Clearly identify mandatory seller-imposed charges;
  3. Avoid hidden fees and bait-and-switch pricing;
  4. Use truthful reference prices, discounts, and comparison prices;
  5. Avoid false scarcity or urgency claims;
  6. Honor the price accepted for a completed order unless correction is permitted by law and platform rules; and
  7. Comply with laws addressing price gouging, unit pricing, taxes, deposits, and surcharges.

FLEAP FLAPP may display separately calculated taxes, shipping, processing charges, or Marketplace fees where permitted and appropriately disclosed.

13. Inventory and availability

Sellers must maintain accurate inventory records and avoid offering unavailable products.

If a product becomes unavailable after an order is placed, the seller must promptly:

  1. Notify the buyer;
  2. Avoid substituting a materially different item without informed agreement;
  3. Provide an accurate revised timeline where appropriate; and
  4. Cancel and refund the affected order when it cannot be fulfilled.

Repeated stock cancellations, excessive delays, or knowingly false inventory may result in restrictions.

14. Orders and acceptance

A seller must review orders promptly and fulfill accepted orders according to the listing and transaction terms.

Sellers must not:

  1. Cancel orders for discriminatory or retaliatory reasons;
  2. Demand additional undisclosed payment after purchase;
  3. change material terms without the buyer’s informed agreement;
  4. Mark an order as shipped before transferring it to the carrier;
  5. Create false fulfillment records; or
  6. Use orders to collect information for unrelated purposes.

FLEAP FLAPP may cancel or restrict orders involving suspected fraud, payment failure, prohibited products, pricing errors, sanctions, legal restrictions, safety concerns, or policy violations.

15. Shipping and fulfillment

Sellers are responsible for proper and timely fulfillment.

Sellers must:

  1. Dispatch orders within their stated handling time;
  2. Use suitable packaging;
  3. Follow carrier and hazardous-material requirements;
  4. Ship to the address authorized through the transaction;
  5. Provide valid tracking when available or required;
  6. Avoid reusing tracking numbers improperly;
  7. Retain shipment and delivery evidence;
  8. Notify buyers promptly of material delays; and
  9. Cooperate with claims involving loss, damage, theft, or non-delivery.

A seller remains responsible for fulfillment performed by a third-party warehouse, dropshipping partner, manufacturer, employee, or contractor.

16. Dropshipping and third-party fulfillment

Dropshipping or third-party fulfillment may be permitted only when the seller:

  1. Has the legal right to sell the product;
  2. Identifies the product and its source accurately;
  3. Maintains control over product quality and fulfillment;
  4. Ensures packages and communications do not mislead the buyer;
  5. Meets promised shipping and return terms; and
  6. Accepts full responsibility for customer service, returns, safety, authenticity, and legal compliance.

Listing an item the seller does not control, purchasing from another retailer only after receiving an order, or concealing materially longer fulfillment times may be prohibited.

17. Delivery evidence

FLEAP FLAPP may consider the following when reviewing delivery disputes:

  1. Carrier tracking;
  2. Delivery confirmation;
  3. Signature confirmation;
  4. Shipping labels and acceptance scans;
  5. Authorized pickup records;
  6. Communications between the parties;
  7. Photographs or other fulfillment records; and
  8. Fraud, account, device, or transaction signals.

Tracking alone may not be sufficient when it does not reasonably establish delivery to the correct destination.

Sellers must not submit altered, fabricated, misleading, or unrelated evidence.

18. Customer service

Sellers must communicate respectfully, accurately, and professionally.

Sellers should generally respond to buyer messages within two business days, or sooner when an urgent order, cancellation, safety, or delivery issue is involved.

Sellers must not:

  1. Harass, threaten, intimidate, or discriminate against buyers;
  2. Pressure buyers to withdraw legitimate complaints;
  3. Demand positive reviews;
  4. Retaliate for negative feedback;
  5. Send spam or unauthorized marketing;
  6. Move a Marketplace transaction off-platform to avoid protections or fees; or
  7. Request unnecessary sensitive information.

FLEAP FLAPP may consider communication quality and response history when evaluating seller performance.

19. Cancellations

Sellers must disclose their cancellation rules and comply with applicable law.

Where permitted, sellers should honor a buyer’s valid cancellation request received before shipment or before substantial performance of a service.

A seller may cancel an order when:

  1. The item is genuinely unavailable;
  2. The buyer requests cancellation;
  3. The order cannot lawfully be fulfilled;
  4. A material listing error occurred;
  5. The shipping destination is unsupported; or
  6. FLEAP FLAPP authorizes or requires cancellation for safety, fraud, payment, or policy reasons.

Sellers must not abuse cancellations to avoid unfavorable prices, reviews, fees, or performance measurements.

20. Returns and refunds

Sellers must publish a return-and-refund policy that is clear, lawful, and consistent with FLEAP FLAPP requirements.

The policy should explain:

  1. The return period;
  2. Eligible and excluded products;
  3. Required product condition;
  4. Return-shipping responsibility;
  5. Restocking or other permitted charges;
  6. Refund timing and method;
  7. Exchange options; and
  8. Procedures for damaged, defective, incorrect, counterfeit, or misrepresented items.

A seller’s stated “no returns” or “all sales final” rule does not override mandatory consumer rights, product-safety responsibilities, Marketplace buyer protections, or obligations involving counterfeit, defective, damaged, incorrect, or materially misrepresented products.

Refunds must be issued through the authorized Marketplace process when available.

21. Digital products and services

If FLEAP FLAPP permits digital products or services, sellers must clearly describe:

  1. What the buyer will receive;
  2. Format, compatibility, and technical requirements;
  3. Delivery method and timing;
  4. Usage and licensing restrictions;
  5. Renewal or subscription terms;
  6. Cancellation and refund rules; and
  7. Any geographic, age, or access limitations.

Sellers must have the rights necessary to distribute digital content.

Digital products may be non-refundable after delivery or access where law and Marketplace rules permit, but this does not eliminate remedies for non-delivery, unauthorized transactions, malware, infringement, or material misrepresentation.

22. Warranties and product claims

Sellers are responsible for every warranty, guarantee, certification, performance claim, health claim, environmental claim, or other representation they make.

Claims must be truthful, appropriately supported, and consistent across listings, packaging, advertising, and communications.

Sellers must not:

  1. Make unsubstantiated medical or health claims;
  2. Falsely claim government approval;
  3. Misrepresent professional certifications;
  4. Offer warranties they cannot honor;
  5. Conceal material warranty exclusions; or
  6. Describe a seller warranty as a manufacturer warranty without authorization.

23. Reviews and feedback

Sellers must not manipulate reviews or Marketplace reputation systems.

Prohibited conduct includes:

  1. Creating, buying, selling, or arranging fake reviews;
  2. Reviewing your own product through another account;
  3. Requesting reviews from people who did not genuinely use the product;
  4. Offering compensation conditioned on positive or negative sentiment;
  5. Threatening buyers over reviews;
  6. Attempting to suppress legitimate negative feedback improperly;
  7. Transferring reviews between materially different products; and
  8. Purchasing fake sales, followers, likes, views, or other performance indicators.

Any permitted incentive for an honest review must be clearly disclosed and comply with applicable law and platform rules.

24. Intellectual property

Sellers must own or possess all rights needed to use product names, brands, photographs, videos, designs, software, music, text, trademarks, and other protected materials in their listings.

Sellers may not list counterfeit goods or use another party’s intellectual property in a manner that is unlawful, misleading, or likely to cause confusion.

We may remove or restrict content following a valid rights-owner complaint or when we reasonably believe infringement has occurred.

Repeated infringement may result in permanent account termination.

False, fraudulent, or abusive intellectual-property complaints may also result in enforcement.

25. Buyer information and privacy

Sellers may use buyer information only as reasonably necessary to:

  1. Fulfill and deliver an order;
  2. Provide customer service;
  3. Process an authorized return or refund;
  4. Prevent fraud;
  5. Maintain legally required records; or
  6. Comply with applicable law.

Sellers must not:

  1. Sell buyer information;
  2. Add buyers to marketing lists without valid permission;
  3. contact buyers for unrelated off-platform marketing without a lawful basis;
  4. Share information with unnecessary third parties;
  5. Use order information to harass or profile buyers;
  6. Store sensitive information longer than necessary; or
  7. Request complete card numbers, passwords, government identifiers, or unrelated personal information.

Sellers must use appropriate administrative, technical, and physical safeguards and notify FLEAP FLAPP promptly of a suspected breach involving Marketplace data.

26. Marketplace communications and off-platform transactions

Sellers must use approved Marketplace systems for transaction-related communications and payments when those systems are available.

Sellers must not encourage buyers to leave the Marketplace to:

  1. Avoid fees;
  2. Bypass fraud controls;
  3. Remove buyer protections;
  4. Conceal prohibited products;
  5. Circumvent account restrictions; or
  6. Complete a transaction through an unauthorized payment method.

FLEAP FLAPP may not be able to protect, investigate, or reimburse transactions completed outside approved systems.

27. Payments and seller payouts

Where Marketplace payments and seller payouts are available, they may be processed by FLEAP FLAPP or an approved payment provider.

Before receiving payouts, sellers may be required to complete:

  1. Identity and business verification;
  2. Bank-account verification;
  3. Tax documentation;
  4. Beneficial-owner verification;
  5. Regulatory or sanctions screening; and
  6. Fraud and security reviews.

Payout availability, timing, methods, currencies, minimum balances, and geographic support may vary.

FLEAP FLAPP does not guarantee that a particular payment provider or payout method will always be available.

28. Fees and deductions

If FLEAP FLAPP charges listing, transaction, processing, advertising, subscription, payout, currency-conversion, or other seller fees, applicable charges will be disclosed in the Seller Dashboard, during enrollment, or before use of the relevant paid service.

Unless prohibited by law, you authorize FLEAP FLAPP and its payment partners to deduct applicable amounts from:

  1. Transaction proceeds;
  2. Seller balances;
  3. Future payouts;
  4. Reserves; or
  5. An approved payment method.

Sellers are responsible for reviewing applicable charges before listing or using a paid feature.

29. Reserves, payout holds, offsets, and reversals

To manage financial and safety risks, FLEAP FLAPP or its payment partners may delay, hold, reserve, offset, reverse, or cancel amounts where reasonably necessary because of:

  1. Suspected fraud or account compromise;
  2. Chargebacks or payment disputes;
  3. Refunds or cancellations;
  4. Excessive claims or unusual activity;
  5. Product-safety or authenticity concerns;
  6. Legal, regulatory, sanctions, or court requirements;
  7. Payment-provider requirements;
  8. Anticipated seller liabilities;
  9. Policy violations; or
  10. Amounts the seller owes FLEAP FLAPP.

When appropriate and legally required, we will provide notice or information about a hold. Some details may be withheld when disclosure could compromise security, fraud prevention, legal obligations, or an investigation.

30. Chargebacks and payment disputes

Sellers must cooperate with chargeback, payment-reversal, and transaction investigations.

A seller may be required to provide:

  1. Order records;
  2. Shipment and delivery evidence;
  3. Product descriptions;
  4. Buyer communications;
  5. Cancellation or refund records;
  6. Proof of authorization; or
  7. Other relevant documentation.

If a transaction is reversed, the seller may be responsible for the transaction amount and applicable fees where permitted by law and disclosed terms.

Sellers must not retaliate against buyers who exercise legitimate payment-dispute rights.

31. Marketplace disputes

Buyers and sellers should first attempt to resolve order issues in good faith through approved Marketplace communications.

FLEAP FLAPP may review:

  1. Listing terms;
  2. Order and payment records;
  3. Tracking and delivery evidence;
  4. Communications;
  5. Photographs and supporting documents;
  6. Return or refund requirements;
  7. Account and fraud signals; and
  8. Applicable policies and law.

Where authorized under the applicable transaction terms, FLEAP FLAPP may issue or facilitate refunds, returns, cancellations, payment reversals, or other corrective actions.

FLEAP FLAPP’s role in resolving a Marketplace claim does not prevent either party from exercising non-waivable legal rights.

32. Taxes and records

Sellers are responsible for determining, collecting, reporting, and paying taxes applicable to their business, products, income, or transactions, except where FLEAP FLAPP is legally required to perform a particular function.

FLEAP FLAPP or its payment partners may:

  1. Request tax information;
  2. Calculate, collect, withhold, or remit certain taxes where required;
  3. Report payments to tax authorities;
  4. Provide applicable tax forms;
  5. Restrict selling or payouts until valid documentation is received; and
  6. Correct tax records where permitted.

Sellers must maintain accurate accounting, transaction, sourcing, shipping, return, and tax records.

Receiving or not receiving a tax form does not determine whether income is taxable. Sellers should consult a qualified tax professional for advice.

33. International sales

Sellers offering products internationally are responsible for:

  1. Determining whether products may be legally exported, imported, and sold;
  2. Customs declarations and product classifications;
  3. Duties, tariffs, taxes, and brokerage charges;
  4. Export-control and sanctions compliance;
  5. Country-of-origin disclosures;
  6. Product labeling and language requirements;
  7. Required licenses and registrations; and
  8. Communicating realistic international delivery timelines.

Sellers must not misstate value, origin, contents, or product classification on customs documentation.

34. Seller performance

FLEAP FLAPP may evaluate seller performance using factors such as:

  1. Order-cancellation rates;
  2. Late dispatch or delivery;
  3. Tracking validity;
  4. Buyer complaints;
  5. Return, refund, and chargeback rates;
  6. Product authenticity and safety;
  7. Listing accuracy;
  8. Customer-service responsiveness;
  9. Policy violations; and
  10. Suspected fraudulent or manipulated activity.

Performance indicators may be estimates and may be corrected, filtered, or adjusted.

FLEAP FLAPP does not guarantee sellers any level of traffic, ranking, promotion, orders, revenue, or continued access to a specific feature.

35. Advertising and promotions

If advertising, boosts, discounts, coupons, or promotional tools are available, sellers must ensure that:

  1. Promotional claims are accurate;
  2. Discounts are based on truthful reference prices;
  3. Eligibility and limitations are clearly disclosed;
  4. Sponsored placements are identified where required;
  5. Promotions do not involve prohibited products;
  6. Inventory is reasonably sufficient for advertised offers; and
  7. Advertising complies with applicable law.

Using a paid promotional feature does not guarantee impressions, placement, clicks, sales, or revenue.

36. Investigations and cooperation

FLEAP FLAPP may investigate suspected violations using listings, orders, payment records, communications, reports, verification information, account activity, device information, and other relevant signals, subject to our Privacy Policy and applicable law.

Sellers must not:

  1. Obstruct legitimate investigations;
  2. Falsify or destroy evidence;
  3. Encourage others to submit false information;
  4. Retaliate against reporting users;
  5. Move inventory or funds to avoid restrictions; or
  6. Open or use another account to evade enforcement.

Sellers must provide truthful and timely information when reasonably requested.

37. Enforcement

Depending on the nature, severity, frequency, and context of a violation, FLEAP FLAPP may:

  1. Issue a warning;
  2. Remove or restrict listings;
  3. Cancel orders;
  4. Limit seller features;
  5. Remove promotional eligibility;
  6. Require corrective action or additional verification;
  7. Place reserves or payout holds;
  8. Issue or facilitate refunds;
  9. Suspend or permanently terminate accounts;
  10. Restrict associated accounts or devices;
  11. Preserve relevant records; or
  12. Report conduct to payment providers, rights holders, regulators, carriers, or law-enforcement authorities.

Serious safety, fraud, legal, or security concerns may result in immediate action without advance notice where permitted by law.

38. Appeals

Sellers may appeal significant enforcement decisions within 14 days after receiving notice, unless the notice provides a different period.

An appeal should include:

  1. The seller account and listing or order involved;
  2. The decision being challenged;
  3. A clear explanation of why the decision should be reconsidered; and
  4. Relevant documents or supporting evidence.

Submit appeals to safety@fleapflapp.com.

An appeal does not automatically suspend an enforcement action, payout hold, recall response, or legally required restriction.

We may reject appeals that are untimely, repetitive, abusive, fraudulent, or unsupported.

39. Account closure

Sellers may request account closure through available account controls or by contacting support.

Before closure, sellers remain responsible for:

  1. Open orders;
  2. Returns and refunds;
  3. Chargebacks;
  4. Buyer communications;
  5. Outstanding fees;
  6. Taxes;
  7. Product recalls;
  8. Warranties; and
  9. Other existing legal or contractual obligations.

We may delay complete closure while obligations, investigations, payment risks, or legal-retention requirements remain unresolved.

Certain records may be retained under our Privacy Policy and applicable law.

40. Changes to this Policy

We may update this Policy to reflect changes in law, safety requirements, Marketplace features, payment services, or business operations.

We will publish the revised Policy with a new effective date. We will provide additional notice of material changes when required.

Continued selling after an updated Policy takes effect constitutes acceptance where permitted by law. When separate consent is legally required, we will request it.

41. Contact us

For questions or assistance:

Seller and account support: support.team@fleapflapp.com

Safety reports and appeals: safety@fleapflapp.com

Privacy requests: privacy@fleapflapp.com

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