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Exact acceptance
Promotion begins only after the creator reviews and accepts the current version for that offer.

CREATOR PROTECTION
LOCKED SCHEDULES. EXPLAINABLE MONEY STATES. RECORD-LINKED SUPPORT. A REAL APPEAL PATH.
Before you promote, know which terms protect the deal. After a customer buys, see what was attributed, what changed, and how to challenge a material error.
CREATOR PROTECTION
The exact published offer schedule remains immutable, commercial records retain their source evidence, paid history is not silently rewritten, operational holds are kept as narrow as reasonably possible, and authenticated support cases can attach directly to the affected application, offer, commission, payout, or election.
Protection starts before promotion. A creator reviews the current schedule, eligible plans, commission basis, attribution, hold, countries, traffic rules, required disclosures, allowed claims, prohibited claims, and discount treatment before accepting an offer.
Protection continues after conversion. The dashboard distinguishes payment, pending commission, hold, eligibility, adjustment, batching, provider submission, paid, failed, returned, and reversed states. Each material transition retains the applicable policy version and source record.
Marquorum cannot guarantee that every browser, platform, customer, provider, or product event succeeds. It can preserve the evidence it receives, apply the published precedence rules, expose the resulting state, and provide a controlled correction and appeal path.
01 / PUBLIC RESPONSE TARGETS
These are operating first-response targets measured Monday through Friday, excluding UAE federal public holidays. They are not guaranteed resolution times or service-level credits.
02 / THE SUPPORT RECORD
Select the application, offer, commission, payout, election, or account involved and keep the complete support history attached to it.
Choose the exact offer, attribution, commission, payout, application, election, or account context that needs review.
Explain what you expected, what the dashboard shows, and any external evidence that helps locate the issue.
The review can inspect the published schedule, attribution candidates, payment event, hold, adjustments, payout item, provider result, and prior case history.
Member-visible replies, state changes, and the durable public case reference remain available in the support workspace.
03 / SCHEDULE STABILITY
The schedule governing a conversion stays attached to the event. Corrections use explicit adjustments and preserved evidence instead of editing history.
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Promotion begins only after the creator reviews and accepts the current version for that offer.
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A later offer change cannot rewrite the schedule that applied to an earlier attribution, payment, commission, hold, refund, dispute, or payout record.
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A later schedule requires a new review and acceptance before affected promotion continues.
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A correction records its own evidence. It does not delete or silently rewrite an earlier paid record.
04 / NARROW CONSEQUENCES
During investigation and review, the approved fraud and compliance process aims to place the smallest reasonable hold while preserving history, read access, unaffected cleared balances, and the right to request review. A final confirmed Terms-breach closure has the separate consequence explained below.
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A signal is not automatically a finding. Ambiguous cases remain in review instead of being silently treated as fraud.
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A confirmed invalid commission can be reversed, but Marquorum does not add a punitive multiple or confiscate unrelated valid commission.
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A material adverse action keeps the affected records, member-facing explanation, authorized actor, and immutable audit evidence.
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The affiliate has 14 calendar days after notice to appeal a confirmed decision from preserved evidence.
05 / CUSTOMER SUPPORT BOUNDARY
Every customer-facing product remains responsible for its own checkout, subscription, refund, entitlement, product access, and technical support unless a published schedule expressly says otherwise.
Marquorum handles the creator relationship, schedules, attribution, commissions, statements, payouts, creator codes, governance, and Marquorum account access.
06 / FINAL ACCOUNT CLOSURE
Marquorum has two final closure paths: an authenticated voluntary request, or a final Marquorum determination that the member violated the controlling Terms. Both forfeit unpaid and future commission when closure becomes effective. A restriction, suspension, or review is not closure.
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A temporary restriction, suspension, compliance review, or manual review does not establish a final Terms violation and does not by itself forfeit valid accrued commission.
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A creator who makes an authenticated closure request receives a consequence review. Pending, held, eligible, batched, and future commission is forfeited when closure becomes effective.
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Marquorum may close an account only after a final determination that the creator violated the Terms, Network Operating Acknowledgement, or an applicable published Offer Schedule. All unpaid and future commission is then forfeited.
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Previously completed payouts and statements remain historical evidence. Legitimate refund, dispute, chargeback, fraud recovery, set-off, withholding, and legal adjustments can still apply.
FAQ
The offer, the rules, and what happens next, in plain language.
No. The published schedule remains an immutable record for the events it governs. A later schedule applies only according to its published effective terms and cannot erase valid paid history.
Sign in and open a support request against the exact offer, attribution, commission, or payout record. The case preserves the member-visible conversation and authorized source reference.
New promotion or attribution can be paused when product, law, security, compliance, or partner facts require it. Historical records, published schedules, paid history, and legitimate review rights remain preserved.
The customer-facing product handles product use, checkout, subscription, refund, entitlement, and technical support. Marquorum handles the creator relationship, offer schedule, attribution, commission, payout, governance, and Marquorum account access.
Yes. A notified affiliate has 14 calendar days to appeal a confirmed decision. A different authorized reviewer, or the founder administrator when staffing does not allow separation, reviews the preserved evidence.
Only after a final determination that you violated the Terms, the Network Operating Acknowledgement, or an applicable published Offer Schedule. A final Marquorum closure forfeits all unpaid, pending, held, eligible, batched, and future commission. Temporary restriction, suspension, compliance review, or manual review is not closure and does not by itself forfeit valid accrued commission.
Voluntary closure ends the creator's participation and forfeits unpaid, pending, held, eligible, batched, and future commission as of the effective closure time. Previously completed payouts remain historical records and are not rewritten.
PROTECTION YOU CAN INSPECT
Review every eligible offer before accepting it, then keep record-linked support available throughout the creator relationship.