Terms of Service

What do these Terms of Service cover?

These Terms of Service explain the intended use of this website and provide context for conversations about services. They help visitors distinguish general information from details that need to be confirmed for a particular project.

Website pages may describe marketing approaches, service categories, platforms and possible deliverables. Read those descriptions as an introduction, not as a substitute for a written project scope. A page may not address the requirements, timing or constraints of your specific product, market or launch.

Before relying on information here, check that it matches your current brief and ask us to clarify anything material to a decision. For a practical overview of the engagement process, see how we work. For questions about the company and its approach, visit about us.

These terms are written for visitors, founders and teams considering a conversation with Premium Promotions. If you are acting for a project, make sure you have authority to share its information and discuss potential work. Keep a copy of any project-specific documents or confirmations that you rely on, so the relevant scope and expectations are clear to everyone involved.

How should you use information published on the site?

Use site content to understand the kinds of work that may be discussed, then validate details against your own project requirements. A description of a channel, campaign format or service does not by itself set the scope of an engagement.

Information can be updated as services, platforms and market conditions change. When a decision depends on a specific feature or current rule, check the relevant platform's own materials and ask us to confirm how that information applies to your brief. Do not treat general descriptions, examples or explanatory language as a promise of a particular outcome.

When reviewing a service page, note the platform, objective, audience, assets and timing relevant to your project. Then identify what you still need confirmed: the exact deliverables, who supplies the creative or account access, the approval path, reporting format and any dependencies on your team. This gives both sides a concrete basis for a useful discussion.

You can explore service pricing information for context, but confirm the applicable scope and commercial terms directly before making a commitment. If you need to discuss a particular requirement, use the contact page and include only information you are authorized to share.

What should be confirmed before a project starts?

Confirm the project scope and commercial details directly with Premium Promotions before treating a service discussion as an agreed plan. A useful written scope makes responsibilities, deliverables and decision points understandable to both parties.

For a first conversation, prepare a concise brief that identifies your project, its current stage, the marketing objective, target markets and preferred channels. Include relevant public links and note any launch dates or internal approvals that may shape the work. Do not send wallet credentials, private keys or other access secrets in a brief.

Ask for clarity on the following points before work begins:

• Which activities and deliverables are included, and which are outside scope?
• What materials, approvals or access must your team provide?
• How will timing, changes to scope and progress updates be handled?
• What payment method and payment schedule apply to this engagement?

Payment arrangements should be confirmed for the specific project rather than inferred from general website content. The available payment methods include USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON, BNB and project tokens; confirm the accepted method and any transaction details before sending funds. For payment-related questions, see payment methods.

How do third-party platform rules affect a project?

Work involving an external platform must be planned around the features and rules that platform makes available. Before committing to a channel, identify which account, listing, advertising product or other platform feature is relevant, and check the platform's current requirements.

Platform access, publication, review decisions, ranking and the rotation or display of placements remain under the control of the relevant platform. Premium Promotions can agree to deliver specified work or placements, but cannot promise that a platform will approve a submission, assign a particular position or keep a placement visible for a chosen duration. Confirm the proposed deliverable in writing so it is clear what is being provided and what is controlled elsewhere.

For a project using several channels, record the platform and intended format for each activity. Keep approval records and published links where available, and compare those records with the agreed scope when reviewing progress. If platform rules change or a feature is unavailable, raise the issue promptly so the next action can be discussed with the project team.

For personal-information questions, consult the privacy policy. For questions about how a particular platform or service might fit your brief, send us the relevant public links and project context through contact.