How TrustifySpace keeps the marketplace safe, in numbers. We publish this because buyers and sellers deserve to know how listings are checked, how reports are handled and how disputes are decided.
| 2026 so far | |
|---|---|
| Sellers who passed the ID check | 0 |
| ID checks or tax forms sent back | 0 |
| Seller applications refused | 0 |
| Listings refused or sent back for changes | 0 |
| Shops paused for breaking the rules | 0 |
| Reports from visitors (abuse, scams, prohibited items) | 0 |
| Copyright and trademark notices | 0 |
| Disputes decided for the buyer (refunded) | 0 |
| Disputes decided for the seller | 0 |
| Accounts closed after a sanctions-list match | 0 |
| Shops open today | 1 |
Counted automatically as decisions are made. Updated November 3, 2026.
How decisions are made
- New sellers verify who they are (legal name and address, an ID check and a tax form) before they can sell or be paid; sellers confirm their details once a year.
- Listings that mention prohibited items wait for a person to check them. Sponsored listings are always labelled “Sponsored”, affiliate listings “Affiliate”.
- Every removal or refusal comes with a statement of reasons sent to the seller, who can reply and appeal from their Seller centre or by email.
- Disputes between buyers and sellers are decided by a person from the messages, photos and tracking, usually within 3 working days.
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