Seller Policy
SELLER POLICY
Effective Date: September 13, 2026
Last Updated: September 13, 2026
This Seller Policy governs individuals and businesses that offer products through DOSHE, the creative commerce ecosystem operated by Doshe LLC, a California limited liability company.
This Seller Policy forms part of the DOSHE Terms of Service.
Operator: Doshe LLC
Email: info@doshe.store
Website: doshe.store
DOSHE is designed to help genuine creators present, promote, sell, and monetize eligible creative work.
DOSHE is not intended to serve as a channel for sellers who materially misrepresent mass-produced or factory-produced goods as personally handmade or original creative work.
By opening or operating a store, creating a listing, or selling through DOSHE, a seller agrees to this Seller Policy, the DOSHE Terms of Service, and all other applicable DOSHE policies.
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1. Who May Sell on DOSHE
A seller must be:
* an adult individual with sufficient legal capacity; or
* an authorized representative of a legally recognized entity.
A seller must provide accurate information and satisfy applicable verification requirements.
DOSHE may refuse, restrict, suspend, or terminate selling privileges where eligibility or verification requirements are not satisfied.
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2. Seller Independence
Unless Doshe LLC expressly agrees otherwise in writing, sellers operate as independent businesses.
A seller is not:
* an employee of Doshe LLC;
* a partner of Doshe LLC;
* a franchisee of Doshe LLC;
* a general agent of Doshe LLC;
* a representative authorized to bind Doshe LLC.
Sellers control their own eligible:
* products;
* prices;
* production;
* inventory;
* fulfillment;
* shipping;
* customer service;
* return policies, subject to law and DOSHE requirements.
Sellers are responsible for their own business activities and legal obligations.
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3. Mandatory Seller Verification
Seller verification is mandatory where required by DOSHE.
DOSHE may require information including:
* full legal name;
* date of birth where appropriate;
* residential or business address;
* telephone number;
* email address;
* government-issued identification;
* taxpayer identification information;
* business-registration documents;
* business licenses;
* bank-account or payout information;
* beneficial ownership or control information;
* authorized representative information;
* store information;
* workshop information;
* photographs or videos of the creative process;
* production-method information;
* production-partner information;
* evidence of authorship or design;
* product-origin information.
DOSHE may use third-party verification providers or Stripe where appropriate.
Sellers must promptly update materially changed information.
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4. Verification Does Not End After Registration
Seller verification may be repeated or supplemented.
DOSHE may require reverification where reasonably necessary because of:
* changes to account information;
* unusual transaction activity;
* payment risk;
* suspected fraud;
* seller growth;
* applicable law;
* payment-provider requirements;
* INFORM Consumers Act requirements;
* product-safety concerns;
* sanctions requirements;
* intellectual-property concerns;
* other legitimate compliance reasons.
Failure to complete required verification may result in limitations on selling, payouts, or account functionality.
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5. INFORM Consumers Act
Where a seller qualifies as a high-volume third-party seller under the U.S. INFORM Consumers Act, the seller must provide all information and certifications required for DOSHE to comply with applicable law.
Required information may include:
* bank-account or payee information;
* contact information;
* tax-identification information;
* identity documentation;
* business information;
* current certifications.
A seller must respond to legally required verification or recertification requests within the applicable period.
DOSHE may disclose seller information to consumers where disclosure is legally required.
Where permitted by law, DOSHE may establish seller-verification requirements exceeding the statutory minimum.
Failure to provide required information may result in mandatory suspension or other restrictions.
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6. Truthful Seller Identity
A seller may not:
* use another person’s identity without lawful authorization;
* submit forged identification;
* submit altered or stolen documents;
* misrepresent business ownership;
* conceal the true operator of a store where disclosure is required;
* falsify banking or tax information;
* provide materially false verification information.
Material identity fraud may result in immediate suspension or termination and may be reported to appropriate payment providers or authorities where legally appropriate.
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7. DOSHE’s Handmade and Creative Standard
DOSHE is built around genuine creative contribution.
Eligible products may include:
* handmade goods;
* individually crafted goods;
* original creator-designed goods;
* artist-produced works;
* customized goods;
* permitted goods made with disclosed production partners;
* eligible digital creative works;
* eligible AI-assisted creative work.
A seller must make a meaningful and truthful creative contribution to products represented as the seller’s own creative work.
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8. Mass Production
A seller may not materially misrepresent mass-produced, wholesale, factory-manufactured, or generic resale goods as personally handmade or original creator-produced goods.
The following conduct may violate this policy:
* purchasing generic factory products and claiming to have handmade them;
* removing manufacturer branding and representing products as original;
* reselling wholesale goods as personal craftsmanship;
* using another manufacturer’s production process while claiming personal fabrication;
* concealing material manufacturing relationships.
DOSHE may request evidence of creation, design, production, or sourcing.
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9. Originality
A seller must have sufficient legal rights to sell the product and use the content associated with it.
Sellers may not knowingly offer:
* counterfeit products;
* unauthorized copies;
* pirated digital products;
* plagiarized artwork;
* unauthorized reproductions;
* infringing designs;
* products bearing unauthorized trademarks;
* works falsely attributed to the seller.
Inspiration from existing creative traditions does not authorize infringement of protected intellectual property.
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10. Workshop and Creative-Process Verification
DOSHE may request reasonable evidence that helps establish the seller’s actual creative role.
Evidence may include:
* workspace photographs;
* production videos;
* process photographs;
* raw materials;
* work-in-progress images;
* tools;
* prototypes;
* design files;
* sketches;
* source files;
* production records;
* invoices for materials;
* other reasonable evidence.
DOSHE may use such evidence for verification, fraud prevention, authenticity review, or enforcement.
A seller must not submit fabricated process evidence.
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11. Production Partners
A production partner may be permitted where the seller remains responsible for the original design or meaningful creative contribution and the arrangement is consistent with DOSHE policy.
Where required, the seller must accurately disclose:
* who performs production;
* what part of production is outsourced;
* the seller’s own creative contribution;
* material manufacturing information.
A production partner may not be used to disguise ordinary wholesale resale as handmade production.
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12. AI-Assisted Creation
DOSHE permits responsible use of artificial intelligence as an assistive creative tool.
AI assistance may be used for purposes including:
* concept development;
* drafting;
* image enhancement;
* translation;
* product-description assistance;
* design exploration;
* workflow assistance.
However, AI may not be used to deceive buyers or DOSHE.
Sellers must not materially misrepresent:
* AI-generated work as entirely handmade where that representation would be misleading;
* authorship;
* production process;
* product appearance;
* originality;
* creative contribution.
Where material AI involvement is required to be disclosed by DOSHE policy or applicable law, the seller must make that disclosure.
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13. AI-Generated Product Images
AI-generated or AI-modified images may not materially misrepresent the actual product.
A seller must not use AI to:
* fabricate product features that do not exist;
* make materials appear materially different;
* falsely depict dimensions;
* create a false impression of craftsmanship;
* falsely show personalization;
* falsely depict included accessories;
* disguise product defects.
Where an image is illustrative rather than a photograph of the actual product, the listing should make that fact clear where necessary to avoid deception.
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14. Seller Listings
Every listing must be materially accurate, complete, and not misleading.
Where applicable, the seller must accurately disclose:
* product title;
* description;
* materials;
* dimensions;
* quantity;
* condition;
* personalization options;
* color or variation;
* production method;
* processing time;
* shipping terms;
* price;
* return policy;
* cancellation policy;
* product-safety information;
* warnings;
* production partners;
* digital-product status;
* licensing restrictions;
* applicable AI involvement.
Sellers must correct materially inaccurate listings promptly.
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15. Product Photographs and Videos
Seller content should accurately represent the product.
Photographs and videos may be professionally edited, but editing must not materially misrepresent:
* condition;
* color;
* materials;
* size;
* included components;
* finish;
* functionality.
Sellers should use actual-product images whenever reasonably appropriate.
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16. Product Availability
A seller may not knowingly advertise products as available when the seller cannot reasonably fulfill the order.
Inventory and availability information should be kept reasonably current.
Custom-made and made-to-order products must disclose relevant production times.
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17. Pricing
Sellers set their own prices subject to applicable law and DOSHE policy.
Prices must not be deceptive.
Sellers must not engage in unlawful:
* price manipulation;
* deceptive reference pricing;
* undisclosed mandatory charges;
* fraudulent pricing practices.
All material charges the seller requires from a buyer must be properly disclosed before purchase where required by law.
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18. Registration and Listing Fees
Standard seller registration on DOSHE is currently free.
Standard listing of eligible products is currently free.
DOSHE does not currently charge sellers a standard listing fee.
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19. DOSHE Commission
DOSHE charges a standard 5% commission on each applicable completed sale made through the DOSHE ecosystem.
This commission compensates Doshe LLC for providing the ecosystem and related infrastructure.
The exact transaction calculation will be governed by the DOSHE Payments, Fees & Payouts Policy and applicable checkout or seller-interface disclosures.
The 5% DOSHE Commission is separate from charges that may independently be imposed by Stripe, banks, card networks, currency-conversion providers, or other authorized third parties.
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20. No Paid Advertising Fee
DOSHE does not currently charge sellers an advertising fee.
Sellers do not need to purchase advertising from Doshe LLC in order to maintain standard listings.
DOSHE does not currently operate a system where sellers pay Doshe LLC for preferential advertising placement within the standard DOSHE business model.
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21. DOSHE Promotion of Sellers
Doshe LLC may promote eligible sellers and products at no additional advertising charge to the seller.
Promotion may occur through:
* doshe.store;
* search and discovery;
* recommendations;
* editorial features;
* social media;
* creator stories;
* product features;
* promotional campaigns;
* email communications where legally permitted;
* external marketing channels selected by DOSHE.
DOSHE may promote seller products internationally.
The purpose of these activities is to help creators increase visibility and create opportunities to monetize their talent.
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22. Promotion Is Not Guaranteed
DOSHE decides, in its reasonable discretion, which stores, sellers, products, and creator stories are selected for promotion.
DOSHE does not guarantee:
* promotion of every listing;
* equal promotion at every moment;
* specific placement;
* geographic reach;
* impressions;
* traffic;
* customers;
* sales;
* revenue;
* profit.
DOSHE may use rotation, discovery systems, recommendations, or other methods intended to create fair or useful promotional opportunities.
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23. License to Promote Seller Content
By publishing eligible seller content on DOSHE, the seller grants Doshe LLC the license described in the Terms of Service to use applicable public content for operation and promotion of DOSHE.
This may include:
* product images;
* videos;
* store name;
* creator name or public display name;
* listing descriptions;
* creator stories;
* public profile content.
This license does not transfer ownership of the seller’s intellectual property to Doshe LLC.
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24. Payments
Sellers must use DOSHE-authorized payment infrastructure for transactions where required.
DOSHE currently uses Stripe, including Stripe Connect where applicable.
Sellers must satisfy applicable Stripe requirements.
Sellers may not manipulate the payment system or knowingly use it for unlawful purposes.
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25. Stripe Fees
Stripe and related providers may impose their own charges.
These may vary according to:
* payment method;
* card type;
* country;
* currency;
* conversion;
* payout method;
* chargebacks;
* other services.
Stripe fees are separate from DOSHE’s 5% Commission.
DOSHE does not guarantee a fixed Stripe fee.
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26. Seller Payouts
Payout availability may depend on:
* successful payment;
* verification;
* payment-provider requirements;
* transaction status;
* disputes;
* chargebacks;
* refunds;
* reserves;
* fraud review;
* banking systems;
* applicable law.
DOSHE cannot guarantee timing controlled by independent payment processors or banks.
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27. Reserves, Holds and Adjustments
To the extent permitted by law and applicable payment-provider rules, funds may be temporarily held, reserved, adjusted, offset, or reversed where reasonably necessary because of:
* refunds;
* disputes;
* chargebacks;
* negative balances;
* fraud;
* suspected unauthorized activity;
* legal requirements;
* payment-provider requirements.
Such measures must not be used arbitrarily.
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28. Off-Platform Transactions
Where DOSHE requires a transaction to be completed through its authorized payment infrastructure, sellers may not improperly redirect buyers outside DOSHE for the purpose of evading:
* DOSHE Commission;
* transaction records;
* applicable safety controls;
* legal compliance;
* payment requirements.
A seller may communicate external information where permitted, but may not use DOSHE primarily to solicit transactions designed to circumvent legitimate DOSHE transaction requirements.
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29. Taxes
Sellers are responsible for understanding and satisfying tax obligations applicable to their business.
Depending on jurisdiction and transaction structure, obligations may include:
* income tax;
* sales tax;
* VAT;
* GST;
* business taxes;
* marketplace reporting;
* seller reporting;
* customs obligations.
Doshe LLC, Stripe, or another legally responsible party may collect, withhold, remit, or report information where required by law.
Sellers must provide accurate tax information when requested.
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30. Business Licenses and Permits
Sellers are responsible for determining whether their activities require:
* business licenses;
* seller permits;
* professional licenses;
* product registrations;
* certifications;
* tax registrations;
* insurance;
* other governmental approvals.
Acceptance onto DOSHE does not constitute confirmation that a seller satisfies every local legal requirement.
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31. Product Safety
Every seller is responsible for ensuring that products comply with applicable product-safety requirements.
Depending on the product and jurisdiction, this may include:
* safety standards;
* testing;
* certification;
* labeling;
* warnings;
* age grading;
* traceability;
* material restrictions;
* packaging requirements;
* recall obligations.
DOSHE may request evidence of compliance.
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32. Recalled Products
A seller may not knowingly offer a product whose sale is prohibited because of an applicable recall.
Where a product has been subject to a recall and a legally recognized corrective remedy has been completed, the seller must accurately disclose relevant information where necessary and comply with applicable law.
DOSHE may immediately restrict a listing associated with a credible recall or serious safety concern.
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33. Children’s Products
Sellers offering products intended for children must comply with all applicable children’s product requirements.
Depending on the jurisdiction and product, requirements may include:
* testing;
* certifications;
* lead limits;
* phthalate limits;
* small-parts requirements;
* tracking labels;
* age grading;
* warning labels.
A seller must not market an adult collectible as a children’s product where the product does not comply with applicable children’s product laws.
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34. Food, Cosmetics and Regulated Products
Products subject to special regulation may be prohibited or subject to additional requirements.
Sellers must not assume that because a product is handmade it is exempt from applicable regulation.
Depending on the category, requirements may involve:
* ingredients;
* labeling;
* allergens;
* manufacturing standards;
* claims;
* licensing;
* registration;
* safety testing.
The Prohibited & Restricted Items Policy may impose stricter limitations.
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35. Product Claims
Sellers must not make deceptive or unsupported claims concerning:
* health benefits;
* medical effects;
* safety;
* performance;
* origin;
* materials;
* certification;
* environmental characteristics;
* durability;
* authenticity.
Health or therapeutic claims may trigger additional regulatory requirements.
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36. Shipping
Sellers are responsible for shipping physical orders unless DOSHE expressly provides another arrangement.
Sellers must provide materially accurate:
* processing times;
* shipping methods;
* tracking where available or required;
* delivery estimates;
* shipping costs.
An order may not knowingly be marked shipped before actual dispatch.
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37. Shipping Delays
If a seller cannot ship within the promised period, the seller must comply with applicable law and DOSHE policy.
This may require:
* notifying the buyer;
* providing a revised shipment date;
* obtaining buyer consent where required;
* offering cancellation;
* providing a refund where required.
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38. Customs and International Shipping
Sellers shipping internationally must provide accurate customs information.
Sellers may not knowingly:
* falsify customs values;
* misdescribe merchandise;
* falsely designate gifts;
* conceal restricted products;
* evade lawful customs obligations.
Responsibility for duties, import taxes, VAT, GST, or other governmental charges depends on applicable law and the disclosed transaction terms.
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39. Returns
Sellers may establish their own return policies only to the extent permitted by applicable law and DOSHE policies.
Return terms should clearly address relevant:
* return period;
* product condition;
* return shipping;
* exclusions;
* exchanges.
Seller policies cannot eliminate mandatory consumer rights.
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40. Refunds
A seller must provide a refund when required by:
* applicable law;
* DOSHE policy;
* a valid seller policy;
* an agreed resolution;
* an appropriate DOSHE administrative decision within DOSHE’s authority.
Sellers must not refuse legally required refunds by relying on a conflicting store policy.
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41. Custom and Personalized Products
Sellers may establish special cancellation and return conditions for genuinely customized or personalized goods where permitted by law.
A personalization exception does not eliminate buyer remedies for:
* defects;
* safety problems;
* material misdescription;
* incorrect personalization;
* non-conforming products.
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42. Digital Products
Digital listings must accurately disclose:
* that the product is digital;
* file type;
* compatibility;
* delivery method;
* license;
* usage restrictions;
* relevant technical requirements.
A seller must have sufficient rights to distribute the digital product.
Pirated or unauthorized digital content is prohibited.
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43. Digital Refunds
Sellers may state that eligible digital products are non-refundable only where applicable law permits that limitation.
Where law requires express prior consent or acknowledgment before immediate digital delivery affects a statutory withdrawal right, required procedures must be satisfied.
A digital product may remain subject to remedies if it is:
* inaccessible;
* corrupted;
* defective;
* materially misdescribed;
* unlawfully supplied.
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44. Customer Service
Sellers must communicate with buyers professionally and in good faith.
Sellers should respond within a reasonable period to material transaction issues.
Sellers may not:
* threaten buyers;
* harass buyers;
* discriminate unlawfully;
* retaliate against legitimate complaints;
* pressure buyers to abandon statutory rights;
* misuse buyer personal information.
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45. Buyer Information
Sellers may receive buyer information necessary for fulfillment.
Seller use of buyer information is limited to legitimate purposes such as:
* order fulfillment;
* shipping;
* transaction communication;
* customer support;
* legal compliance;
* dispute handling.
Sellers may not improperly:
* sell buyer information;
* publish buyer information;
* scrape buyer information;
* use buyer data for unrelated marketing without lawful authority;
* disclose personal information to unauthorized parties.
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46. Reviews
Sellers may request genuine reviews.
Sellers may not:
* create fake reviews;
* purchase fake reviews;
* procure reviews that materially misrepresent consumer experience;
* use fake AI-generated consumer reviews;
* condition incentives on positive reviews;
* condition incentives on negative reviews of competitors;
* threaten buyers to remove legitimate negative reviews;
* improperly suppress genuine criticism;
* submit undisclosed insider reviews where disclosure is required.
A seller may respond professionally to a negative review and may report a review that violates DOSHE policy.
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47. Review Incentives
A seller must not condition a reward, discount, refund, gift, payment, or other benefit on a buyer expressing a specific positive or negative sentiment.
Where an incentive for an honest review is otherwise lawful and permitted by DOSHE, any legally required disclosure must be made.
DOSHE may impose stricter rules or prohibit review incentives entirely through its Reviews & Community Content Policy.
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48. Disputes
Sellers must participate in legitimate dispute processes in good faith.
DOSHE may request:
* communications;
* photographs;
* videos;
* production evidence;
* tracking records;
* proof of shipment;
* proof of delivery;
* refund records;
* other relevant evidence.
Submitting forged, altered, or fabricated evidence is prohibited.
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49. DOSHE Administrative Decisions
DOSHE may make administrative decisions concerning eligible transactions within its contractual and technical authority.
Depending on the facts and applicable law, DOSHE may:
* facilitate communication;
* request corrective action;
* process or facilitate an eligible refund;
* adjust transaction status;
* restrict funds where lawful;
* restrict account functionality.
A DOSHE administrative decision is not a court judgment or arbitration award.
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50. Chargebacks
Sellers acknowledge that buyers may exercise lawful payment-dispute rights.
Sellers must cooperate with legitimate payment-provider requests concerning chargebacks.
A seller may be responsible for valid chargebacks, reversals, or related provider charges to the extent permitted by law and applicable payment terms.
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51. Intellectual Property
Sellers must own or have sufficient rights to use and sell all intellectual property associated with their listings.
This includes rights relating to:
* artwork;
* photography;
* text;
* music;
* characters;
* logos;
* trademarks;
* patterns;
* designs;
* digital files.
DOSHE may remove or restrict content in response to legitimate intellectual-property complaints.
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52. DMCA
Sellers must comply with DOSHE’s Intellectual Property & DMCA Policy.
Where DOSHE receives a legally sufficient copyright notice, it may remove or disable access to applicable content.
Eligible sellers may use applicable counter-notification procedures.
Repeated infringement may result in termination where appropriate under applicable law and DOSHE policy.
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53. Prohibited Products
A seller may not list products prohibited by law or DOSHE policy.
DOSHE may prohibit products even where a seller believes local sale is lawful if DOSHE reasonably determines that the category creates unacceptable:
* safety;
* fraud;
* payment;
* sanctions;
* intellectual-property;
* operational;
* regulatory risk.
The Prohibited & Restricted Items Policy controls product-specific restrictions.
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54. Sanctions and Trade Compliance
Sellers must comply with applicable:
* economic sanctions;
* export-control laws;
* import restrictions;
* trade restrictions.
A seller may not use DOSHE to evade restrictions by misrepresenting:
* destination;
* buyer;
* product origin;
* product description;
* transaction purpose.
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55. Fraud
Seller fraud is prohibited.
Examples include:
* accepting payment without intent to fulfill;
* false tracking;
* counterfeit sales;
* fabricated product images;
* fake handmade claims;
* identity fraud;
* manipulation of payment systems;
* collusive transactions;
* false disputes;
* laundering funds through artificial sales.
Serious suspected fraud may result in immediate restrictions.
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56. Artificial Transactions
Sellers may not create or coordinate fake transactions for purposes including:
* manipulating sales history;
* obtaining reviews;
* manipulating ranking;
* laundering money;
* generating artificial activity;
* qualifying for promotional programs.
DOSHE may cancel or investigate suspicious transactions.
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57. Security
Sellers are responsible for protecting their account credentials.
A seller must promptly report suspected compromise to:
info@doshe.store
A seller must not knowingly permit unauthorized persons to use the seller account.
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58. Cooperation With Investigations
Where reasonably necessary and lawful, sellers must cooperate with legitimate investigations involving:
* fraud;
* counterfeit goods;
* product safety;
* payment disputes;
* intellectual-property complaints;
* seller verification;
* legal compliance.
DOSHE may preserve and disclose relevant information where required or permitted by law.
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59. Law Enforcement and Regulators
DOSHE may provide seller information to law-enforcement authorities, regulators, courts, or other competent authorities where:
* legally required;
* compelled by valid legal process;
* reasonably necessary to protect rights or safety where law permits;
* otherwise permitted by applicable law.
Sellers may not require DOSHE to conceal information DOSHE is legally required to provide.
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60. Seller Records
Sellers should retain records reasonably necessary to establish:
* sales;
* fulfillment;
* expenses;
* product sourcing;
* production;
* tax compliance;
* safety compliance;
* licenses;
* intellectual-property rights;
* customer-service actions.
Applicable law may impose specific retention obligations.
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61. Insurance
DOSHE may recommend or require appropriate commercial insurance for certain seller categories, transaction volumes, or product risks where reasonably justified.
Each seller is responsible for determining whether insurance is legally required or commercially appropriate.
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62. Changes to Seller Business Information
Sellers must promptly update material changes affecting:
* legal identity;
* business ownership;
* address;
* tax information;
* payout information;
* contact information;
* production arrangements.
DOSHE may require reverification following significant changes.
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63. Store Ownership and Transfers
A DOSHE store may not be sold, transferred, assigned, or operated under materially different ownership without DOSHE approval where approval is reasonably necessary for verification, payment, safety, or compliance.
DOSHE may require the new owner to complete full seller verification.
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64. Suspension
DOSHE may restrict or suspend seller functionality where reasonably justified by:
* failed verification;
* serious policy violations;
* suspected fraud;
* counterfeit products;
* safety risks;
* recalled products;
* payment risk;
* chargeback abuse;
* sanctions issues;
* legal requirements;
* repeated failure to fulfill orders;
* material misrepresentation.
Where law requires notice or explanation, DOSHE will provide it.
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65. Immediate Action
DOSHE may act without advance notice where reasonably necessary to address an urgent issue involving:
* fraud;
* account compromise;
* illegal products;
* counterfeit products;
* serious product-safety risk;
* valid government order;
* sanctions;
* immediate payment risk;
* security threats.
Notice may be provided afterward where required and lawful.
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66. Termination
DOSHE may terminate a seller account for serious or repeated violations.
Termination does not eliminate obligations relating to transactions completed before termination, including:
* refunds;
* chargebacks;
* taxes;
* intellectual-property claims;
* product-safety obligations;
* legal claims.
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67. Appeals and Review
Where DOSHE provides an appeal process or applicable law requires one, sellers may request review of eligible enforcement decisions.
An appeal should include relevant information and supporting evidence.
Submitting an appeal does not guarantee reversal.
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68. International Sellers
International sellers must comply with laws applicable to their:
* business location;
* products;
* buyers;
* shipping destinations;
* transactions.
DOSHE’s availability in a jurisdiction does not constitute legal advice or confirmation that every seller activity is lawful there.
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69. Mandatory Local Law
Nothing in this Seller Policy eliminates a legal obligation that cannot lawfully be waived.
Where mandatory applicable law conflicts with this Seller Policy, mandatory law controls to the extent of the conflict.
DOSHE may publish regional requirements for sellers operating in particular jurisdictions.
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70. No Guarantee of Sales
DOSHE’s purpose is to help creators gain visibility and create opportunities to monetize their talent.
However, DOSHE does not guarantee:
* sales;
* customers;
* traffic;
* promotion;
* income;
* profit;
* business growth.
Each seller remains responsible for independent business decisions and results.
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71. Relationship to Other DOSHE Policies
This Seller Policy should be read together with:
* Terms of Service;
* Privacy Policy;
* Buyer Policy;
* Payments, Fees & Payouts Policy;
* Returns, Refunds, Cancellations & Disputes Policy;
* Shipping & International Delivery Policy;
* Handmade, Authenticity & Production Partners Policy;
* Digital Products & Licensing Policy;
* Intellectual Property & DMCA Policy;
* AI & Human Creativity Policy;
* Prohibited & Restricted Items Policy;
* Product Safety & Recall Policy;
* Reviews & Community Content Policy;
* Seller Verification & INFORM Consumers Act Policy;
* Cookie Policy;
* applicable Regional Addenda.
Where a policy addresses a specific subject in greater detail, that policy governs that subject unless mandatory law requires otherwise.
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72. Changes to This Seller Policy
DOSHE may update this Seller Policy to reflect:
* legal changes;
* regulatory requirements;
* product-safety requirements;
* payment requirements;
* security developments;
* Service changes;
* legitimate operational needs.
Where applicable law requires advance notice or consent concerning a material change, DOSHE will provide the required notice or obtain consent.
Changes will not be applied retroactively where prohibited by law.
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73. Contact DOSHE
Seller questions, verification matters, safety reports, complaints, and policy questions may be submitted to:
Doshe LLC
7689 Palmilla Dr
San Diego, CA 92122
United States
Email: info@doshe.store
Website: doshe.store
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74. Seller Acceptance
By opening, maintaining, or operating a DOSHE store, creating a listing, or completing a sale through DOSHE, the seller acknowledges that the seller has read and understood this Seller Policy and agrees to comply with it, the DOSHE Terms of Service, and all other applicable DOSHE policies.
The seller remains responsible for complying with mandatory laws applicable to the seller, products, buyers, and transactions.