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Advertising Claims Policy

Published April 20, 2026

Advertising Claims Policy

Effective Date: April 20, 2026

The eBook Library
114 Magnolia Avenue
La Grange, KY 40031
1-502-616-8006
legal@theebooklibrary.com

1. Purpose

This Advertising Claims Policy explains the standards that apply to claims made on or through The eBook Library, including claims made in eBook listings, sales pages, AI-generated pages, testimonials, reviews, guarantees, credentials sections, and related promotional materials.

The purpose of this policy is to help ensure that advertising and promotional content on the Platform is truthful, supportable, lawful, and not misleading.

2. Platform Role

The eBook Library is a marketplace, discovery, and referral platform for eBooks and related digital content.

Sellers may create listings, use AI-generated sales pages, add credentials, add social proof or reviews, add guarantees, and direct buyers to their own checkout systems. Because of that, sellers are solely responsible for the truthfulness and legality of claims they make on or through the Platform.

3. General Standard

All advertising and promotional claims must be:

  • truthful
  • capable of substantiation
  • not misleading
  • not deceptive by omission
  • compliant with applicable law and advertising standards

A claim may violate this policy even if it is not literally false, if it creates a misleading overall impression.

4. Prohibited Claims

Sellers may not make claims that are:

  • false
  • fabricated
  • deceptive
  • misleading
  • unsubstantiated
  • exaggerated in a way likely to mislead buyers
  • presented without important qualifying context where required

5. Earnings and Financial Claims

Claims about income, revenue, profit, business growth, return on investment, customer acquisition, ad performance, or financial outcomes must be handled with extreme care.

Sellers may not:

  • guarantee specific earnings or financial results without a lawful and supportable basis
  • imply typical outcomes when the results are unusual or exceptional
  • use fabricated or misleading numbers
  • present hypothetical outcomes as if they were actual results
  • omit important context that would materially change how the claim is understood

Any earnings or results claims must be lawful, supportable, and appropriately qualified.

6. Testimonials, Reviews, and Social Proof

If a seller uses Social Proof / Reviews, testimonials, endorsements, or similar material, that content must be:

  • authentic
  • lawfully obtained and used
  • not fabricated
  • not materially misleading
  • not deceptively edited or presented

Sellers may not invent testimonials, create fake reviews, or present unverified praise as genuine customer feedback.

7. Credentials and Authority Claims

If a seller provides a Credentials Link or otherwise makes claims about background, expertise, certifications, awards, experience, speaking history, press mentions, or authority, those claims must be accurate and supportable.

Sellers may not:

  • invent qualifications
  • exaggerate credentials in a misleading way
  • imply third-party endorsement that does not exist
  • present unsupported authority claims as fact

8. Guarantees and Risk-Reversal Claims

If a seller provides a Guarantee or uses guarantee-related language in a sales page, that guarantee must be:

  • clear
  • accurate
  • lawful
  • actually honored by the seller
  • consistent with the seller’s real refund or support practices

Sellers may not use fake, misleading, or impossible guarantees to induce purchases.

If a seller leaves the Guarantee field blank and the Platform applies default guarantee language in a generated sales page, the seller is still responsible for reviewing the final page and ensuring that the guarantee shown is one the seller is prepared and legally able to honor.

9. AI-Generated Sales Pages

The Platform may offer AI-assisted or AI-generated sales page creation.

The use of AI does not reduce or change the seller’s responsibility for advertising claims.

Sellers remain fully responsible for reviewing and correcting any AI-generated content before publishing it, including any language related to:

  • outcomes
  • credentials
  • social proof
  • benefits
  • guarantees
  • urgency
  • scarcity
  • calls to action

10. Scarcity and Urgency

Sellers may not use fake scarcity or fake urgency.

This includes:

  • false deadlines
  • false limited-quantity claims
  • false “last chance” claims
  • misleading countdowns
  • scarcity language that does not reflect a real limit or real deadline

Any urgency or scarcity claim must be real.

11. Health, Legal, Financial, and Other Sensitive Claims

Sensitive claims require additional caution.

Sellers may not make deceptive, unlawful, or unsupported claims related to:

  • health
  • medicine
  • legal outcomes
  • financial performance
  • tax outcomes
  • investment results
  • mental health outcomes
  • regulated services or regulated industries

The eBook Library may remove or restrict such claims at its discretion.

12. Platform Rights

The eBook Library may, in its sole discretion:

  • review advertising claims before or after publication
  • request clarification or substantiation
  • remove or edit claims
  • reject or unpublish listings
  • suspend or terminate seller access
  • preserve records for legal, compliance, or administrative purposes

13. Seller Responsibility

Each seller is solely responsible for the claims they make on or through the Platform, including claims made in:

  • listings
  • sales pages
  • AI-generated pages
  • credentials sections
  • social proof / reviews sections
  • guarantees
  • linked pages
  • ads or promotions that point to Platform pages

14. Contact

For questions regarding this Advertising Claims Policy, contact:

The eBook Library
114 Magnolia Avenue
La Grange, KY 40031
1-502-616-8006
legal@theebooklibrary.com