Trust and safety
Content policy
Every Fame spot puts an advertiser's brand on a publisher's domain. That only works if the bar stays high, so the rules are short and enforced.
Not allowed
- Malware
- Anything that installs software without consent or distributes harmful files.
- Phishing
- Pages that imitate a login screen or harvest credentials.
- Scams and fraud
- Fake offers, unrealistic returns, or products that do not exist.
- Adult content
- Sexual content of any kind, including linking to it.
- Illegal content
- Anything unlawful in the publisher's jurisdiction or ours.
- Impersonation
- Claiming to be a person or company you are not.
- Trademark abuse
- Using another company's name, logo or branding without permission.
How enforcement works
- New advertiser profiles are reviewed before they are marked approved.
- Changing a product name or URL sends the profile back for review.
- Publishers can report the advertiser holding their spot at any time.
- Suspending an advertiser immediately removes their product from every page it holds.
- Domains that repeatedly break these rules are blocked from the platform entirely.