Use SeekSey for genuine business needs
Publish notices only for legitimate goods, services, works, or professional requirements. Describe the scope, deadline, location, requirements, and contact details accurately.
Do not impersonate another person or organisation, claim an affiliation you do not have, or create notices intended to collect information without a genuine business purpose.
Prohibited content and activity
You must not use SeekSey to:
- Offer, request, promote, or facilitate unlawful goods, services, or activity
- Publish fraudulent, deceptive, incomplete, or materially misleading notices
- Infringe intellectual property, privacy, confidentiality, or other rights
- Harass, threaten, exploit, discriminate against, or defame another person
- Distribute malware, phishing links, spam, or unsolicited bulk messages
- Collect personal information without a valid purpose or appropriate notice
- Interfere with security, access controls, service availability, or other accounts
- Scrape, copy, resell, or automate access to the service without written permission
Documents and contact information
Upload only documents that relate to the notice and that you have permission to share. Remove confidential, sensitive, or unnecessary personal information before publishing.
Use a monitored business email address. Do not use contact details to send unrelated marketing or repeated unwanted messages.
Fair supplier contact
Respond professionally and respect a publisher's stated process and deadline. Do not pressure publishers, misrepresent capacity, or coordinate conduct that restricts fair competition.
Reporting concerns
Use the Contact page to report a notice, account, document, or message that may breach this policy. Include the notice link and a clear description of the concern.
How we enforce this policy
We may hide or remove content, close notices, restrict features, suspend accounts, or preserve relevant records. The action depends on the apparent risk, severity, history, and available evidence.
Serious or repeated misuse may be reported to payment providers, hosting providers, affected parties, or lawful authorities where appropriate.