Merchants should not make unsubstantiated or exaggerated statements regarding the products they are selling. Unverified claims, guarantees or certain assurances, promises, or “warranties”, or endorsements in the titles, images, and/or descriptions of a listing may be considered to be false advertisement. Listings found to be in violation of this policy are subject to various repercussions and/or removal without prior notice by Wish. If a merchant is found to violate this policy multiple times, the merchant may be subject to other consequences, including (but not limited to) account suspension or account termination.

Note: Wish ultimately reserves the right to determine whether a specific statement in a listing or advertisement on Wish (including any implied claim) is considered a “false advertisement” or not.

The following are considered to be in violation of this policy:

• Watermarks, Logos, or Trademarks from other E-Commerce Sites
• Projected Shipping Times or Costs
• Unauthorized use of Wish-Owned Trademarks
• Unverified Price Information
• Unsubstantiated Warranties or Guarantees
• Logos, Seals, Insignias, Credentials, ID cards, Badges, Trade Dress, or Branding of Accredited Agencies or Organizations – e.g.,
  • U.S. government agencies such as military branches, U.S. Coast Guard, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection
  • Federal, state, and local law-enforcement agencies
  • Ride-sharing entities, such as Uber, Lyft, Gett, Via, Curb, Didi Chuxing, Grab, and Ola
• Merchant Contact or Referral Information
• Products or listings which advertise, promote, allude to, and/or depict any results for health and health-related, or personal care (e.g., face/skin cream), products without adequate substantiation

Violations of this policy may result in penalties of up to $10 USD.