Effective Date: August 28, 2024
1. Introduction
This policy forms part of your legal agreement with us. By using FetishFinder, you agree to this policy—please read it carefully. By making a complaint, you state that the information you have provided is accurate.
2. Contact Information
FetishFinder is operated by PACTM LLC, a Nevada limited liability company. You can write to us at 318 North Carson Street #208, Carson City, Nevada 89701.
4. Complaints about Content Moderation Decisions
We moderate content on FetishFinder in accordance with our Terms of Service complaint_policy.and Acceptable Use Policy. To contest a decision to deactivate content, to deactivate an account, or to issue a final warning, you may file an appeal using the appeal form located at [URL]. Appeals against a content moderation decision, including any decision to remove content, deactivate an account, or ban you from using FetishFinder because we believe you have engaged in an illegal act, are subject to our Appeals Policy.
5. Complaints of Copyright InfringementComplaints related to copyright infringement must be submitted to our copyright agent in accordance with our DMCA Policy, and we will respond to copyright infringement complaints as set out in that policy.
6. How to Make a Complaint
You can make a complaint in any of the following ways:
You must provide sufficient evidence, including any relevant URLs, to enable us to investigate your complaint effectively. If a complaint is missing important information, we might not be able to properly address it.
7. Complaint Review ProcessWhen reviewing a complaint:
8. Unjustified or Abusive ComplaintsYou must not make any complaint under this policy that is wholly unjustified, abusive, or made in bad faith. If we determine that you have done so, we may suspend or terminate your account.
9. EU/EEA Consumer Mediation ServicesIf you are located in the European Economic Area, you may resolve any dispute with us through consumer mediation services using the European Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) platform.
10. Regulatory Complaints under the DSA (EU/EEA)If you are located in the European Economic Area and encounter an infringement of the EU’s Digital Services Act while using FetishFinder, you have the right to complain to the Digital Services Coordinator of the country where you are located. You may also report or complain to us under this policy and dispute our decision under our Appeals Policy.