The rules Scrid uses to keep product pages useful, traceable, and clear before a customer pays.
Scrid product pages must explain the access method, included features, duration, requirements, delivery estimate, warranty, and refund conditions in language written or reviewed for this store. Supplier titles and feature lists are checked before publication instead of being copied into public pages without review.
A listing identifies whether Scrid fulfils it directly or a reviewed supplier fulfils it. Source labels describe fulfilment responsibility; they do not claim an official relationship with a product brand. A branded service must be removed or paused if Scrid cannot lawfully supply it or accurately describe the access offered.
Public prices should match the selected option at checkout. Stock and supplier availability can change, so Scrid records the selected product and amount on the order. A material price, duration, or access change requires the listing to be reviewed again.
Published customer reviews must be tied to a completed purchase. Scrid may moderate personal data, abusive language, spam, or content unrelated to the product, but should not rewrite a negative review to change its meaning. Product recommendations should be based on the customer's stated requirements and available listing information.
If a listing contains an inaccurate feature, price, duration, or policy, report it through customer service. Scrid can pause the listing while the source, current orders, and customer impact are reviewed.
Paid promotions are labelled. Google advertising is displayed in a separate, stable advertising area and does not replace product details, appear inside checkout or private support conversations, or control order status. Local campaigns remain visually distinct from editorial buying guidance.