Prohibited Products

Platform: Licens (licens.tech) — G&L I/S Version: 1.0 Effective date: [TO BE INSERTED]

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1. Principle

Sellers may offer digital products that can lawfully be sold. G&L forbids categories that create legal exposure that cannot reliably be contracted away (crime, clear IP theft, sanctions, severe consumer harm, malware).

G&L may remove Items and sanction accounts without prior notice where risk is urgent.

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2. Strictly prohibited

• Stolen, hacked, phished, or fraudulently obtained keys, codes, gift cards, or licences
• Products obtained via payment fraud, identity theft, or corporate embezzlement
• Full account sales / shared login credentials for publisher platforms where this violates law or publisher terms in a way that facilitates unauthorised access (including Steam/Origin/etc. account transfers marketed as such)
• Cheats, hacks, bots, malware, ransomware, exploit kits, carding tools
• Items that circumvent technical protection measures in violation of applicable law
• Child sexual abuse material or any sexual content involving minors
• Narcotics, weapons, and other illegal goods (including digital facilitation thereof)
• Items violating sanctions or sold to/from sanctioned parties/territories
• Counterfeit software marketed as genuine when it is not
• Personal data dumps, doxxing packages, or access to hacked databases
• Lottery/gambling products where unlicensed or illegal in target markets
• Any Item G&L reasonably believes is connected to money laundering or terrorist financing

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3. Restricted / high-care (may be limited or require extra checks)

• Region-locked keys without clear disclosure of region
• Pre-order / undelivered future keys
• Grey-market OEM/EDU/volume-licensing keys where reseller rights are unclear
• High-value gift cards (velocity limits)
• In-game items/currency where publisher ToS prohibit resale — may be blocked entirely for specific publishers
• Random “mystery key” bundles with opaque contents

G&L may require additional proof or disable category entirely.

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4. Lawful-source attestation

Before listing, Seller must click the Platform attestation that the Item was lawfully acquired and that Seller bears responsibility if it was not. This is mandatory but not a legalisation mechanism.

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5. Enforcement

Violations may lead to immediate delisting, payout holds, Buyer refunds charged to Seller, account termination, and evidence sharing with Stripe/rights holders/authorities where appropriate and lawful.

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6. Reports

Rights holders and users may report prohibited listings via [INSERT REPORT EMAIL / FORM]. See Intellectual Property Policy for IP notices.