The terms prohibit users from posting fraudulent, deceptive, or misleading listings, infringing third-party IP rights, or listing prohibited items, and authorize Reverb to remove non-compliant listings at its discretion.
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This provision establishes the operational conduct standards for marketplace participation and ties compliance to account standing, as violations may trigger content removal or account suspension under the discretionary enforcement authority described elsewhere in the Terms.
Under this clause, sellers are responsible for ensuring that listings comply with Reverb's policies and applicable law; non-compliant listings may be removed and violations may result in account suspension as described in the Terms. Buyers should be aware that Reverb's review of listings is not a guarantee of legality or authenticity.
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Compare across platforms →"Users agree not to post listings or content that is fraudulent, deceptive, or misleading; violates any third-party intellectual property rights; involves the sale of illegal items or items prohibited by Reverb policy; or otherwise violates applicable law. Reverb reserves the right to remove any listing or content that violates these Terms or Reverb's policies.Excerpt from Reverb's Terms of Service
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Prohibited listing and conduct provisions engage platform liability frameworks under the EU Digital Services Act (DSA), which requires marketplaces to establish and operate accessible notice-and-action mechanisms and to conduct due diligence on …
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This provision establishes the operational conduct standards for marketplace participation and ties compliance to account standing, as violations may trigger content removal or account suspension under the discretionary enforcement authority described elsewhere in the Terms.
Under this clause, sellers are responsible for ensuring that listings comply with Reverb's policies and applicable law; non-compliant listings may be removed and violations may result in account suspension as described in the Terms. Buyers should be aware that Reverb's review of listings is not a guarantee of legality or authenticity.
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