Advertising Policy

Last updated: 12 September 2026

This Advertising Policy explains the requirements that advertisements must meet before they can be displayed through Tascey. The policy applies to advertisements submitted by businesses, individuals, agencies, organisations and other advertisers.

Tascey is committed to maintaining a professional, trustworthy and safe marketplace environment. Advertisements must therefore comply with this policy as well as all applicable laws and regulations in the jurisdictions where the advertisement is submitted, targeted or displayed.

1. General Advertising Standards

All advertisements submitted to Tascey must be:

• Legal and compliant with applicable laws and regulations.
• Accurate, honest and not materially misleading.
• Clear about the product, service or business being promoted.
• Presented in a professional and responsible manner.
• Supported by evidence where objective claims are made.
• Free from deceptive, fraudulent or manipulative content.
• Suitable for the intended audience and placement.

2. Misleading or Deceptive Advertising

Advertisements must not contain false, misleading or deceptive statements, images or claims.

Advertisers must not make claims about pricing, discounts, availability, performance, results, qualifications, awards, certifications or other material matters that cannot reasonably be substantiated.

Advertisements must not use misleading urgency, fake scarcity, fake countdowns, fabricated reviews, fabricated testimonials, fake endorsements or other techniques designed to deceive users.

3. Prohibited Advertisements

Tascey does not permit advertisements promoting or facilitating illegal, fraudulent, harmful or abusive activities.

Prohibited advertisements include, but are not limited to:

• Illegal goods, services or activities.
• Fraud, scams, phishing or deceptive schemes.
• Fake investment opportunities or fraudulent financial schemes.
• Money laundering or services designed to conceal the source of funds.
• Malware, spyware, viruses or malicious software.
• Services designed to facilitate hacking, credential theft or unauthorised access.
• Counterfeit goods or fraudulent replicas.
• Content that infringes copyright, trademarks or other intellectual property rights.
• Illegal drugs or controlled substances.
• Weapons or unlawful weapon-related services.
• Sexually explicit or pornographic products, services or content.
• Gambling or betting services that are unlawful or do not meet applicable licensing requirements.
• Hate-based, extremist or content promoting violence against individuals or groups.
• Content promoting terrorism or violent extremist activity.
• Content that encourages serious unlawful, dangerous or harmful behaviour.
• Advertisements designed to impersonate Tascey or another person, company or organisation.

4. Restricted or Regulated Categories

Certain products and services may be subject to additional legal requirements, licences, age restrictions, disclosures or advertising restrictions.

These may include, depending on the jurisdiction:

• Financial products and financial services.
• Cryptocurrency and digital asset services.
• Medical, healthcare and pharmaceutical products.
• Health, wellness and treatment claims.
• Alcoholic products and services.
• Tobacco and nicotine products.
• Gambling and betting services.
• Adult-oriented products and services.
• Legal services and regulated professional services.
• Products or services requiring government or professional licensing.

Tascey may reject advertisements in regulated categories where the advertiser does not provide sufficient evidence of legal authorisation, licensing, certification or other required compliance.

5. Financial, Investment and Income Claims

Advertisements involving investments, financial services, trading, cryptocurrency, income opportunities or business opportunities must not make deceptive or unrealistic claims.

Claims such as guaranteed profits, guaranteed returns, risk-free investments, guaranteed income or similar claims may be rejected where they are misleading, unsupported or prohibited by applicable law.

Tascey may request supporting documentation or evidence before approving advertisements in these categories.

6. Health, Medical and Wellness Claims

Advertisements must not make unsupported claims that a product, service or treatment can diagnose, prevent, cure or treat a medical condition.

Advertisers are responsible for ensuring that all medical, health, wellness and treatment claims comply with applicable laws, professional requirements and advertising standards.

7. Intellectual Property

Advertisers must have the necessary rights, permissions and licences to use all text, images, logos, photographs, videos, trademarks, music and other materials included in an advertisement.

Advertisers must not submit advertisements that infringe or misappropriate the intellectual property rights of another person or organisation.

8. Personal Data and Privacy

Advertisers must not use Tascey advertising placements to unlawfully collect, disclose, sell or misuse personal information.

Where an advertisement directs users to another website, application or service, the advertiser is responsible for ensuring that its privacy practices and data collection activities comply with applicable data protection and privacy laws.

9. Targeting and Audience Responsibility

Advertisers are responsible for ensuring that their advertisements are appropriate for the audience they intend to reach.

Advertisements must not exploit children, vulnerable individuals or users who may be particularly susceptible to misleading, harmful or manipulative commercial practices.

10. Advertising Creative Requirements

Advertisements submitted through the Tascey advertising system must comply with the technical requirements specified for the selected advertising placement.

• The submitted banner must use an accepted file format.
• The banner must meet the required dimensions for the selected placement.
• The advertisement must remain readable and professionally presented.
• Creative content must not contain prohibited material.
• Landing pages and destination URLs must be functional and relevant to the advertisement.

11. Advertiser Responsibility

The advertiser is responsible for the accuracy, legality and rights associated with the advertisement and the products or services being promoted.

Submission of an advertisement does not transfer responsibility for its content to Tascey. Advertisers must ensure that they have all necessary permissions, licences, registrations and supporting evidence required for their advertising activity.

12. Review and Approval

All advertising requests may be reviewed by Tascey before publication.

Submission of an advertising request does not guarantee approval, publication or continued availability of an advertising placement.

Tascey may request additional information or documentation before making an approval decision.

13. Rejection, Removal and Suspension

Tascey reserves the right to reject, suspend, modify or remove an advertisement where it:

• Violates this Advertising Policy.
• May violate applicable law or regulation.
• Contains misleading, fraudulent or deceptive content.
• Creates a safety, security or reputational risk.
• Infringes the rights of another person or organisation.
• Contains content that Tascey reasonably considers inappropriate for its marketplace.
• Receives a valid legal, regulatory or enforcement request requiring action.

14. Changes to Approved Advertisements

Tascey may review an advertisement after publication. If the advertisement, destination website, business activity or surrounding circumstances change, Tascey may request an updated creative or additional information and may suspend the advertisement while the matter is reviewed.

15. Legal and Regulatory Compliance

Advertisers are responsible for complying with the laws and regulations applicable to their products, services, business activities and advertising.

Where an advertisement is displayed to users in a particular country or jurisdiction, the advertiser is responsible for determining and complying with the advertising, consumer protection, privacy, licensing, disclosure and other legal requirements applicable to that market.

Tascey may apply additional platform restrictions even where a product or advertisement may be lawful in a particular jurisdiction.

16. Advertising Payments

Submitting an advertising request does not by itself create a payment obligation.

Advertising requests are reviewed before payment instructions are provided. Where a request is approved, Tascey may contact the advertiser using the contact information provided during submission with the applicable payment instructions.

An advertisement will not normally be considered active until the applicable payment has been successfully confirmed and Tascey has completed any required final verification.

17. Complaints and Reports

If you believe an advertisement displayed on Tascey violates this policy, applicable law or the rights of another person, you may contact Tascey and provide relevant information about the advertisement.

Reports may be reviewed by Tascey and appropriate action may be taken where necessary.

18. Policy Enforcement

Tascey may use reasonable measures to review and enforce this policy. Enforcement may include requesting changes, rejecting an advertising request, suspending an advertisement, removing an advertisement or restricting future advertising activity.

19. Policy Updates

Tascey may update this Advertising Policy from time to time to reflect changes in the platform, applicable requirements, industry standards or operational practices. The latest version will be published on this page with its effective or last-updated date.

20. Related Policies

• Terms of Service
• Privacy Policy
• Trust & Safety Policy
• Refund & Dispute Policy
• Help & Support

21. Company Information

22. Contact Us

For questions, concerns or reports relating to advertising on Tascey, please contact:

support@tascey.com