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Disclosures

How BuyVeto handles incentives.

How BuyVeto handles affiliate links, sponsored placements, reviewed data, editorial independence, and product-risk language.

Independence receipt

Money can be disclosed. The score cannot be bought.

Open scoring methodRun Veto Lab

BuyVeto can show affiliate or sponsored offer context near seller actions, but reviewed Veto Scores come from deterministic component math and evidence. Unknown public links stay unscored until reviewed evidence supports a final verdict.

Score locked first

Commission status, sponsorship, retailer availability, and seller preference do not change score components or verdict bands.

Disclosure near action

Affiliate or sponsored context belongs close to seller links and offer buttons, not hidden away from the buying action.

Public-link evidence gate

A pasted public link can create an unscored quick check, but it cannot create a final Veto Score by itself.

Checkout still matters

Visitors should still confirm final price, seller identity, return window, warranty terms, and fit before paying.

Affiliate links

Some links may earn BuyVeto a commission if a user buys through them. BuyVeto keeps this disclosure visible near offer surfaces and keeps scoring separate from link placement.

Score first

The Veto Score is computed from reviewed components, not from commission status.

Label near action

Affiliate or sponsored context must appear close to seller links and offer buttons.

No circular seller links

Reviewed products should not use BuyVeto product pages as seller destinations.

Sponsored placements

Sponsored offers must be labeled clearly. Sponsored status does not change the deterministic Veto Score, verdict threshold, or evidence text.

No paid score changes

Sponsors cannot buy lower Veto Scores, better verdicts, score-component edits, or evidence placement.

Clean trust pages

Privacy, terms, methodology, and disclosure pages should stay free of sponsor modules except policy text.

Ads outside evidence

Paid modules can sit near shopping actions, but they cannot appear as reviewed evidence or source receipts.

Advertising standards

BuyVeto may test low-density display, native, affiliate, or category-sponsor modules after traffic exists. The homepage Veto Lab, preliminary unscored quick checks, evidence rows, methodology, privacy, terms, and disclosures should stay clean unless a placement directly improves visitor trust.

Category sponsorships and offer modules must be labeled beside the relevant action. Paid relationships cannot change ranked reviewed products, lower-risk alternatives, verdict thresholds, reviewed evidence, or the no-login product-link workflow.

Reviewed and preliminary data

Public reviewed products use structured score components, source-linked product context, and labeled evidence. Unreviewed public links stay unscored until reviewed evidence supports a final Veto Score.

Newly pasted public product links can create preliminary review pages, but they do not get final scores, offers, or alternatives until BuyVeto has reviewed evidence.

What visitors should assume

Evidence can be incomplete

A Veto Score is a buying-risk signal, not a guarantee about every seller, batch, or future product version.

Seller terms can change

Always confirm final price, shipping, warranty, return terms, and seller identity before checkout.

Better evidence can change a verdict

Reviewed scores should change only when stronger evidence changes the component ratings.