Safety Guidelines

Review a creator’s profile, social account, recent content, audience relevance, and published reviews before accepting a request. A large follower count alone does not prove authenticity or predict results.

No legitimate SFS requires access to your account. Never give another user your password, email password, two-factor code, recovery code, API key, or wallet recovery phrase. Share4Share staff will not ask you for your password.

Someone may impersonate a creator, agency, brand, or Share4Share employee. Verify unusual requests through an established channel, especially if account names, contact details, or payment instructions suddenly change.

Share4Share does not currently process creator-to-creator payments. If money is discussed outside the platform, clearly record what is being purchased, which account will post, timing, duration, and the price. Be wary of pressure for urgent payment.

Use extra caution if someone requests cryptocurrency, gift cards, wire transfers, or payment to an unrelated person. These methods may offer little recourse if a promise is broken.

Use the SFS workflow to specify the accounts, promotion format, posting time, duration, content requirements, and each side’s responsibilities. Keep meaningful changes in the recorded offer rather than relying on vague promises.

Do not misrepresent followers, reach, views, engagement, audience, account ownership, or prior results. Provide accurate evidence where the workflow asks for proof.

Purchased followers, bot networks, artificial comments, or manipulated views must not be presented as genuine performance. Material deception may lead to marketplace restrictions.

Every social platform has its own rules for promotion, endorsements, account activity, and automation. You are responsible for following the current rules of each platform you use.

If a post involves payment, free products, reciprocal promotion, or another material relationship that legally requires disclosure, make that disclosure. Do not pressure another creator to hide it.

Treat misspelled domains, unexpected shortened links, fake login pages, and unfamiliar requests to reconnect your social account as warning signs. Stop before entering credentials on a site you did not expect.

Executable files, browser extensions, scripts, and unexpected documents can steal sessions, passwords, or financial information. Open attachments only when you trust their source and purpose.

Share only what a collaboration genuinely requires. Avoid sending home addresses, personal phone numbers, government ID, private financial details, or travel plans through creator messages.

Keeping early discussions in Share4Share helps preserve a record of terms. If you move to another service, remain alert to identity changes and scams.

Unrealistic results, urgent payment demands, refusal to identify the social account, sudden payment changes, password requests, suspicious links, and screenshots used as the only proof all warrant caution. Several warning signs together are a reason to pause.

Do not threaten, stalk, extort, blackmail, repeatedly harass, or expose another person’s private information. Serious or immediate threats should be reported to local authorities as well as Share4Share.

A declined collaboration is not an invitation to keep contacting someone. Do not use additional accounts to evade a refusal or restriction.

Only list or negotiate for accounts you are authorized to represent. Do not claim an agency or brand relationship you do not have, and stay within the authority given to you.

Use unique passwords, two-factor authentication, login alerts, and up-to-date recovery methods on your social accounts and Share4Share. Do not reuse the same password everywhere.

For an active Collaboration, use the available problem and dispute process. For fraud, impersonation, phishing, harassment, or another safety concern, contact info@share4share.com with relevant facts and evidence. Do not post another person’s sensitive information publicly.

Depending on the facts, Share4Share may review a dispute, hide a review, restrict marketplace access, or suspend an account. Actions depend on the available evidence and applicable policies; no particular outcome is guaranteed.

We provide tools for discovery and collaboration, but cannot independently verify every creator, metric, account, or claim. Review information carefully, agree on clear terms, and stop when something does not feel right.

Questions or safety concerns can be sent to info@share4share.com. Share4Share’s legal operator is [Legal Company Name].