FREMONT, Calif., Jan. 24, 2012 - Plimus, the leader in online commerce, announced today, as part of their frictionless commerce initiative, a new quality program to increase the levels of transparency and accountability of vendors represented on the Plimus e-Commerce platform.

Plimus takes care to follow all legal requirements and we expect our clients to do so as well.

Please take time to read these legal documents carefully, as they govern sensitive issues of privacy and define the products that can be marketed and sold using the Plimus e-Business platform, and our policy on refunds.

The documents also explain our acceptable use policy and set out the formal requirements needed in the event that you ever need to issue a DMCA Notice.

We advise you to review these pages from time to time as they can be updated without prior notice.

Introduction       

Plimus provide secure e-Commerce services for the sale of digital goods and services. Plimus respects each seller's and affiliate’s right to market and sell their wares. However, we are unable to provide e-commerce services to all types of business. The following policy includes items, categories of items and account usage that cannot be supported through the Plimus service. Plimus reserves the right to update this policy at any time without prior notice.

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Prohibited Items & DMCA v.1.1 December 15, 2009.pdf

(Ver. 1.4 Date: March 1, 2010)

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Access Previous Version 1.3 February 12, 2007

home.plimus.com/ecommerce/about-us/legal/prohibited-items-dmca 

The following documents set out the Plimus privacy policy and items which are prohibited from being sold on the Plimus platform.

Please click the relevant link for the full binding terms and conditions relating to these matters.