Legal
Acceptable Use Policy
Rules for using this MarvySocials instance. Breaking them can mean a refused order, a locked account, or a report to a provider or authority.
Effective 19 August 2026 · Last updated 22 August 2026
You may
- Create one account for yourself or your organisation and keep its credentials private
- Order catalogue services for properties you own or are authorised to promote
- Use VTU and bill payment for numbers and meters you are allowed to fund
- Rent virtual numbers for your own account enrolments
- Run identity lookups only with a lawful basis and only for the identifier the product asks for
- Buy gift cards and marketplace listings for legitimate use
- Call the reseller API with a key you created, within its rate limit and IP allowlist
You may not
- Attack, scan or overload the panel, its staff, or its providers
- Bypass authentication, CSRF, RBAC, rate limits or the ledger
- Use stolen payment instruments or attempt to launder funds through the wallet
- Order SMM activity that is illegal, that impersonates someone, or that you have no right to place
- Use virtual numbers to commit fraud or to evade a ban you are not allowed to evade
- Resell raw identity-lookup payloads in breach of the identity vendor’s terms or applicable KYC law
- Share revealed gift-card codes or marketplace secrets you do not own
- Open multiple accounts to abuse inventory, referrals or rate limits
- Upload or link malware, or use tickets to harass staff
Enforcement
The operator may refuse an order, freeze a wallet, revoke API keys, suspend or ban an account, and keep ledger evidence. Where required by law the operator may notify a provider or authority. Appeals go through the contact form.