Terms of Service

Last updated July 18, 2026. This is a plain-language summary, not final legal text — see the note at the bottom.

What Jadoke is

Jadoke.com is a drop-auction marketplace: sellers list items at a starting price that automatically falls over time until someone buys it (see How Jadoke Works for the mechanics). Jadoke provides the listing, bidding, and price-tracking platform. Jadoke is not a party to any sale — the transaction, payment for the item, and shipping/pickup happen directly between the buyer and the seller.

Who can use Jadoke

Jadoke allows one account per verified phone number — see the Privacy Policy for how that's checked.

Your account information

Used only for identity, billing, and shipping — never shown to other users: your first and last name, and your street address.

What buyers and sellers see instead is your Display Name, which you choose at signup and which must be unique across Jadoke.

Listing and buying rules

Every listing must be truthful and accurately categorized:

A listing can be pulled for a violation, and repeated issues can lead to account suspension or a ban.

A Buy It Now purchase or a standing bid that wins is a commitment to complete that purchase with the seller at the price shown. Don't place bids you don't intend to honor.

Payments and fees

Reports, warnings, and moderation

Any user can report a listing for review. Depending on what's found, Jadoke may:

Jadoke's moderation decisions are made at its own discretion.

Disclaimers

Jadoke is provided "as is." We don't guarantee:

Jadoke isn't responsible for the condition of items sold, for disputes between buyers and sellers, or for how a seller's chosen payment method is handled outside the site.

Changes to these terms

Jadoke may update these terms as the site changes. Continuing to use Jadoke after an update means you accept the revised terms.

Contact

Questions about these terms can be sent to support@jadoke.com.

This page is a working draft written to describe how Jadoke actually operates today. It is not legal advice, and it should be reviewed by an attorney before Jadoke launches publicly.