Prohibited inventory
DEMO document — not legal advice
SANDBOX ONLY · Enums and regex block obvious submission types automatically. Provenance and authorization still require evidence plus human review and, in a live launch, real provider agreements.
SubDock refuses to broker any of the following. The database enum and server-side validators reject listings of these types outright.
- Shared logins, passwords, cookies, or session tokens.
- Account transfers or ownership changes.
- Raw API keys or bearer tokens.
- Stolen, scraped, resold-without-authorization, or chargeback-funded codes.
- VPN-assisted geo-circumvention or offers describing how to bypass provider region rules. General authorized VPN products are allowed on their own merits.
- Household or "family slot" resale unless a specific provider expressly authorizes it and buyer eligibility can be verified.
Umbrella ban
Even outside the categories above, SubDock refuses to list any inventory that is:
- Unlawful, fraudulent, counterfeit, or IP-infringing;
- Restricted by sanctions or export controls;
- Malware / phishing / social-engineering related;
- Chargeback-funded or otherwise reversibly funded;
- In violation of the upstream provider's own terms of service.
Attempts to submit prohibited inventory result in application rejection, offer quarantine and simulated payout hold. Buyers who suspect a prohibited listing can report it from the deal page.