Acceptable Use Policy

Introduction & Purpose

• Define the standards of conduct that all Users must observe when using the Platform;
• Identify categories of items that may not be advertised on the Platform;
• Describe the Company's enforcement mechanisms and the consequences of policy violations;
• Protect the Platform, its Users, buyers who attend sales, and the general public from fraud, abuse, illegal

activity, and harmful conduct;

• Establish a framework that maximizes the Company's legal protections under applicable federal and Florida

law, including the Communications Decency Act (47 U.S.C. § 230), the Digital Millennium Copyright Act

(17 U.S.C. §§ 512 et seq.), and applicable Florida statutes.

This AUP is designed to be comprehensive and strictly enforced. Users who violate this AUP risk immediate

removal of their content, suspension, permanent account termination, forfeiture of subscription fees, civil liability,

and referral to law enforcement. The Company takes the integrity of the Platform seriously and will not hesitate to

act against Users who endanger the Platform's community or reputation.

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Who We Are & Relationship to Other Policies

Prime Partners Group, LLC is organized under the laws of the State of Florida and operates the 4EstateSale.com

Platform from Miami-Dade County, Florida. This AUP is one of three core legal documents that govern your use

of the Platform:

Document

What It Covers

Controls In Case of

Conflict

Terms of Service (ToS)

The full contractual relationship between you and

the Company, including your rights, our rights,

warranties, and the entire service agreement.

Controls for general

contractual matters

Acceptable Use Policy (this

document)

Specific rules governing what you may do on the

Platform, prohibited items and conduct,

enforcement, and consequences.

Controls for conduct and

content matters

Privacy Policy

How we collect, use, store, and protect your personal

data; your privacy rights.

Controls for data protection

matters

Refund & Cancellation Policy

Subscription billing, cancellation procedures, and

refund eligibility.

Controls for billing and

cancellation matters

This AUP is incorporated by reference into the Terms of Service and constitutes a binding agreement between you

and the Company. In the event of any conflict between this AUP and the Terms of Service on a matter of

acceptable use or platform conduct, this AUP shall control.

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Scope & Who This Policy Applies To

This AUP applies to every person and entity that uses or accesses the Platform in any capacity, including:

Subscribers: Estate sale companies, auction companies, individual sellers, and any other persons who

have purchased a subscription plan to list sales on the Platform;

Free users: Any person who accesses the Platform without a paid subscription, including buyers and the

general public who browse listings;

Account holders: Any person who creates or maintains an account on the Platform, regardless of

subscription status;

Agents and representatives: Any employee, contractor, or agent acting on behalf of a Subscriber or

business account holder;

Authorized users: Any person granted access to an account by the account holder.

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This AUP applies to all content submitted to, published on, transmitted through, or accessed via the Platform,

including without limitation sale listings, photographs, descriptions, contact information, communications, and

any other materials. This AUP applies regardless of the medium through which the Platform is accessed (desktop

browser, mobile browser, mobile application, API access, or otherwise).

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Definitions

Term

Definition

AUP Violation

Any act, omission, submission, or use of the Platform that is inconsistent with or

prohibited by this Acceptable Use Policy.

Content

All information, text, photographs, images, logos, descriptions, pricing, dates, locations,

contact details, and any other material submitted to or published on the Platform by a

User.

Listing

An advertisement for an estate sale, auction, liquidation event, or related activity

published on the Platform by a Subscriber or User.

Prohibited Item

Any item, good, or product that may not be advertised on the Platform under Section 6 of

this AUP.

Restricted Item

Any item that may be advertised on the Platform only by Users who hold the necessary

licenses, permits, and authorizations as described in Section 7.

Platform

The website at https://www.4estatesale.com, including all features, tools, listing pages,

communication systems, and related services operated by Prime Partners Group, LLC.

Subscriber

A User who has purchased a monthly subscription plan to advertise sales on the Platform.

User-Generated Content

(UGC)

Any Content submitted to the Platform by a User rather than by the Company.

Company

Prime Partners Group, LLC, a Florida limited liability company doing business as

4EstateSale.com.

Sale

Any estate sale, auction, liquidation event, garage sale, or similar event advertised on the

Platform.

Buyer

Any member of the public who views a Listing and attends or purchases from an

advertised Sale.

Counterfeit Item

Any item manufactured to imitate and be sold as a genuine branded product without

authorization from the brand owner, including items bearing false trademarks, false

country-of-origin markings, or other deceptive identifiers.

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Acceptance & Binding Agreement

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Absolutely Prohibited Items

6.1 Stolen, Misappropriated & Unlawfully Obtained Property

6.2 Counterfeit & Fraudulent Goods

6.3 Illegal Drugs, Controlled Substances & Drug Paraphernalia

6.4 Illegal & Unlicensed Weapons

6.5 Explosives, Hazardous Materials & Dangerous Substances

6.6 Adult Content & Obscene Material

6.7 Human Remains, Body Parts & Protected Species

18 U.S.C. §§ 1581 et seq.

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6.8 Items That Facilitate Illegal Activities

21 U.S.C. §§ 301 et seq.

(FDCA); FDA; Fla. Stat.

§ 501.91

Vehicles

(Automobiles, Boats,

RVs)

Florida dealer license (Fla. Stat. § 320.27) if selling more than the

statutory threshold of vehicles per year; title in seller's name with

no liens unless disclosed; compliance with odometer disclosure

laws

Fla. Stat. § 320;

FLHSMV;

TILA/MVISA

Real Property / Real

Estate

Florida real estate broker or sales associate license (Fla. Stat. §

475) if acting as an agent; compliance with all real estate

advertising regulations; proper disclosures

Fla. Stat. § 475; FREC;

HUD regulations

Precious Metals &

Gems (Second-

Hand)

Florida secondary metals recycler registration; compliance with

Florida's 30-day hold requirement for purchased metals; proper

record-keeping

Fla. Stat. § 538.03 et seq.

Food Products

Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services

(FDACS) permit for commercial food sales; compliance with safe

handling, labeling, and temperature requirements; no expired

products

Fla. Stat. § 500; FDACS;

FDA Food Safety

Modernization Act

Estate Sale Operator

Services

No specific Florida license currently required solely for estate sale

operators, but operators must comply with all applicable consumer

protection laws, sales tax collection requirements, and any

county/municipal business license requirements

Fla. Stat. § 501; Florida

DOR; County ordinances

Auction Services

Florida auctioneer license (Fla. Stat. § 468.381 et seq.) where

required; compliance with auction notice, bond, and fiduciary

requirements

Fla. Stat. § 468.381;

DBPR

This list is illustrative and not exhaustive. Users are solely responsible for researching and complying with all

licensing and permit requirements applicable to their specific items and locations. The Company does not provide

legal advice regarding licensing requirements and makes no representation that compliance with the above table is

sufficient for any particular transaction.

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Prohibited Content in Listings & Communications

Regardless of the items being advertised, the following types of Content are prohibited in any Listing, account

profile, communication, or other material submitted to the Platform:

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8.1 Hate Speech & Discriminatory Content

Content that promotes, glorifies, incites, or normalizes hatred, violence, or discrimination based on race,

color, national origin, ethnicity, religion, sex, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, age, or

any other protected characteristic under federal or Florida law;

Symbols, imagery, or language historically associated with hate groups, neo-Nazism, white supremacy, or

similar ideologies when used in a promotional, glorifying, or inciting manner;

Content that constitutes illegal discrimination in the context of commercial sales (e.g., "no sales to

[protected class]").

8.2 Violent, Threatening & Dangerous Content

Content that threatens, advocates, or glorifies violence against any person, group, or property;

Snuff, gore, or graphic depictions of injury, death, or torture;

Content that provides detailed instructions for manufacturing weapons, explosives, or dangerous

substances.

8.3 False, Misleading & Deceptive Content

Fabricated sale dates, times, or locations;

Materially false descriptions of item condition, provenance, age, authenticity, or value;

False statements of professional licensing, certification, or affiliation;

Stock photographs or placeholder images misrepresented as photographs of actual items for sale;

Listing "decoy" or "placeholder" sales with no genuine intent to hold a sale at the stated time and place.

8.4 Spam, Advertising & Off-Topic Content

Advertisements for products or services unrelated to estate sales, auctions, or liquidation events;

Affiliate marketing links, referral codes, or third-party promotional materials embedded in Listings;

Keyword stuffing, tag manipulation, or other techniques designed to manipulate search results within the

Platform.

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Item Ownership & Legal Title Requirements

9.1 Ownership Representation

By publishing a Listing, you represent and warrant to the Company and to all Buyers who may rely on the Listing

that:

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• You are the legal owner of all items advertised, or you are acting as the duly authorized agent, executor,

administrator, personal representative, or licensed auctioneer on behalf of the legal owner, with all required

written authorizations in place;

• You have the unencumbered legal right to sell, transfer, or convey each item listed, free and clear of all

liens, security interests, claims, and encumbrances, or that any encumbrances are fully and accurately

disclosed in the Listing;

• No court order, injunction, probate proceeding, receivership, bankruptcy stay, or other legal process

prohibits or restricts the sale of any listed item;

• No item has been consigned, pledged as collateral, or otherwise encumbered in a way that conflicts with its

sale, unless such arrangement is fully disclosed.

9.2 Estate Sale Operator Specific Requirements

Estate sale operators and auction companies must additionally represent that:

They have a valid, written estate sale contract or consignment agreement with the estate owner, personal

representative, executor, trustee, or other person with legal authority to authorize the sale;

They have confirmed that no estate or probate court order restricts the sale or requires court approval;

They have performed reasonable due diligence to identify any items in the estate that are subject to third-

party claims, liens, or security interests;

Where a licensed auctioneer is conducting the sale, they hold a valid Florida auctioneer license issued by

the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR).

9.3 No Speculative or Future-Delivery Listings

Users may not list items they do not currently possess or own. Forward contracts, futures, pre-sales of items not

yet acquired, or listings for items "pending delivery" or "expected to be obtained" are prohibited. All items in a

Listing must be in the physical possession and legal ownership of the Subscriber at the time the Listing is

published.

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Fraud, Deception & Misrepresentation

10.1 Listing Fraud

Creating, publishing, or maintaining a Listing for a sale that the User has no genuine intention of holding

at the stated time and location;

Publishing a Listing for items the User does not own, does not possess, or does not have authorization to

sell;

Materially misrepresenting the value, authenticity, condition, age, origin, provenance, or characteristics of

any item in a Listing — including misrepresenting "estate items" that were actually purchased wholesale

and introduced into the sale;

Representing items as antiques, vintage, or collectibles when the User knows they are modern

reproductions;

Posting "preview" or "teaser" images that do not represent the actual items available at the sale.

10.2 Buyer Fraud

Any scheme, artifice, or device designed to deceive Buyers, induce Buyers to attend a sale under false

pretenses, or cause Buyers to pay more than the fair value of items through deceptive practices;

"Bait-and-switch" tactics: advertising high-value or attractive items to draw attendance and then

representing those items as sold, unavailable, or substituted with inferior items at the time of the sale;

Inflating estimated values or appraisal figures to induce attendance or bidding;

Misrepresenting the items as part of a notable or prestigious collection when they are not.

10.3 Identity & Document Fraud

Providing false identity information during account registration or when updating account information;

Submitting falsified licenses, permits, certifications, authorizations, or other documentation to the

Company;

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Using another person's name, business name, or credentials to create or operate an account.

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Manipulation, Shill Bidding & Price Fraud

The following manipulative practices are prohibited on or in connection with sales advertised on the Platform:

Shill bidding: Using a confederate, alternate account, or any other person or mechanism to artificially

inflate bid prices or create the false appearance of buyer demand at an auction advertised on the Platform;

Phantom bidding: Any auctioneer practice of accepting fictitious bids from "the chandelier" or similar

when not disclosed to and authorized by all bidders in advance, in violation of Florida auctioneer

regulations;

Price manipulation: Coordinating with competitors or other Subscribers to fix prices, divide markets, or

otherwise engage in conduct prohibited by the Sherman Antitrust Act (15 U.S.C. §§ 1 et seq.) or Florida

Statutes Chapter 542;

Reserve price fraud: Misrepresenting reserve prices, no-reserve status, or minimum bid requirements in a

way that misleads Buyers;

Artificial urgency: Using false countdown timers, false statements of remaining quantity, or false

competing-offer claims to pressure Buyers;

Collusion: Entering into arrangements with competitors to suppress competition or manipulate sale

outcomes to the detriment of Buyers.

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Harassment, Threats & Abusive Conduct

The following conduct directed at any person — including other Users, Buyers, Company employees, or third

parties — is prohibited:

Threatening, intimidating, or inciting violence against any person or property, whether directly or

indirectly through the Platform;

Engaging in personal harassment, stalking, bullying, or sustained offensive conduct directed at an

individual;

Sending repeated unwanted messages, emails, or other communications after the recipient has clearly

indicated a desire to cease contact;

Posting defamatory, slanderous, or libelous statements about other Users, competitors, buyers, or the

Company;

Making false allegations of criminal conduct against other Users, Buyers, or third parties without a factual

basis;

Using the Platform to facilitate stalking, harassment campaigns, or "doxxing" (publishing private

identifying information about individuals without their consent);

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Engaging in any conduct that constitutes a criminal offense under Florida Statutes § 784.048 (stalking), §

836.10 (written threats to kill or do bodily harm), or any analogous federal statute.

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Spam, Excessive Posting & Unsolicited Communications

13.1 Listing Spam

The following listing practices constitute spam and are prohibited:

Creating multiple Listings for the same sale event (duplicate listings) to obtain greater Platform visibility;

Creating Listings with no genuine intent to hold a sale, for the purpose of directing users to an external

website or generating leads unrelated to the advertised sale;

Repeatedly republishing removed Listings without correcting the policy violation that caused their

removal;

Posting more Listings than are reasonably consistent with the Subscriber's actual business volume in a way

designed to suppress competitors' visibility.

13.2 Unsolicited Communications

Using any contact information obtained through the Platform to send unsolicited commercial messages,

promotional materials, or solicitations in violation of the CAN-SPAM Act (15 U.S.C. §§ 7701 et seq.), the

TCPA (47 U.S.C. § 227), or Florida's Commercial E-mail Sender Act (Fla. Stat. § 668.60 et seq.);

Harvesting email addresses or phone numbers from the Platform for use in third-party marketing

campaigns;

Including marketing content in sale previews or contact communications that was not consented to by the

recipient.

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Platform Fee Circumvention

The following conduct designed to avoid or reduce legitimate Platform subscription or service fees is prohibited:

Directing Buyers discovered through a Platform Listing to a competing platform or private venue to

complete a sale, thereby depriving the Platform of subscription value after leveraging its audience;

Using the Platform's audience to generate leads and then conducting sales through channels not disclosed

in the Listing, without a legitimate operational reason;

Creating free or lower-tier accounts to access Platform features available only to paid Subscribers;

Using the Platform's publicly visible Content to build a competing listing service or directory without the

Company's express written consent;

Attempting to access premium features through technical exploits, unauthorized API access, or other

circumvention methods.

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Impersonation & Identity Fraud

The following forms of impersonation are prohibited:

Creating an account, profile, or Listing that impersonates or is likely to be confused with another estate

sale company, auction house, business, or individual;

Using a name, logo, domain, social media handle, or other identifier that is deceptively similar to that of a

competing or unaffiliated business;

Claiming professional credentials, affiliations, certifications, or associations with trade organizations (e.g.,

the American Society of Estate Liquidators, National Auctioneers Association) that you do not hold;

Representing yourself as an employee, agent, or representative of Prime Partners Group, LLC or

4EstateSale.com;

Using a fictitious business name not properly registered with the Florida Division of Corporations in the

conduct of commercial sale activities.

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Technical Abuse & Platform Interference

The following forms of technical abuse are prohibited and may constitute computer fraud under the Computer

Fraud and Abuse Act (18 U.S.C. § 1030) and/or the Florida Computer Crimes Act (Fla. Stat. § 815.01 et seq.):

Automated scraping: Using automated bots, spiders, crawlers, scripts, or other automated means to

access, extract, copy, or aggregate any data, listings, or content from the Platform without the Company's

prior written consent;

DDoS and interference: Attempting to overload, crash, disrupt, or degrade the Platform's servers, network

infrastructure, or services through denial-of-service attacks, excessive automated requests, or similar

methods;

Unauthorized access: Attempting to access any account, system, database, or area of the Platform that

you are not authorized to access, including through brute-force attacks, credential stuffing, or social

engineering;

Malware injection: Introducing viruses, Trojan horses, ransomware, worms, logic bombs, or any other

malicious code into the Platform or its systems;

Circumventing security: Bypassing, disabling, or attempting to circumvent any security measure, access

control, CAPTCHA, rate limiter, or other protective mechanism employed by the Platform;

API abuse: Using any Platform API in violation of the API Terms of Use, or accessing Platform data

through unauthorized means;

Reverse engineering: Reverse engineering, decompiling, disassembling, or otherwise attempting to derive

the source code, algorithms, or technical structure of the Platform.

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Unauthorized Data Collection & Privacy Violations

Users may not use the Platform to collect, harvest, compile, or use personal information about other Users,

Buyers, or third parties without proper authorization. Specifically, the following are prohibited:

Harvesting email addresses, phone numbers, mailing addresses, or other contact information displayed on

the Platform for use in marketing lists, databases, or CRM systems not related to legitimate direct

communication about a specific advertised sale;

Building profiles of individual Buyers or attendees from data obtained through the Platform for

commercial re-use or sale;

Using tracking pixels, hidden scripts, or other covert data collection techniques on Platform pages or in

communications that reference Platform content;

Collecting personal information from attendees at advertised sales in a manner inconsistent with disclosed

privacy practices and applicable state and federal privacy laws;

Violating the privacy rights of any individual in connection with sale activities advertised on the Platform,

including failure to comply with applicable consumer privacy laws when collecting and using attendee

data.

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Multiple Accounts & Ban Evasion

Each individual person and each distinct business entity is permitted to maintain one active account on the

Platform at any given time. The following conduct is prohibited:

Creating a new account after a prior account has been suspended or terminated for an AUP violation,

without first obtaining the Company's express written permission to reopen;

Creating multiple accounts for the same business entity under different names for the purpose of obtaining

more listings, bypassing limits, or evading enforcement;

Using another person's account credentials to access or use the Platform after your own account has been

terminated;

Creating "shell" accounts — accounts with no genuine business purpose — for the purpose of

manipulating Platform rankings, reviews, or visibility;

Assisting another person in creating a new account after that person has been banned from the Platform.

The Company uses technical means (IP address fingerprinting, device fingerprinting, payment method matching,

and account pattern analysis) to detect multiple accounts and ban evasion. Detection will result in immediate

permanent termination of all associated accounts.

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Listing Accuracy & Truthful Representation

19.1 Standard of Accuracy

Every Listing published on the Platform must meet the following accuracy standards:

Location accuracy: The sale address must be the actual address at which the sale will be held. Post office

boxes, approximate addresses, or "nearby" descriptions are not acceptable;

Date and time accuracy: Sale dates, preview dates, and hours must reflect the Subscriber's genuine

current intentions at the time of posting. If a sale is cancelled or rescheduled, the Listing must be updated

within 24 hours of the change decision, and Buyers who have expressed interest must be notified through

available Platform tools;

Item description accuracy: Descriptions of items must reflect the actual condition, age, material,

authenticity, and characteristics of those items to the best of the Subscriber's knowledge and belief. "As-is"

sales must be clearly identified as such;

Photograph accuracy: All photographs in a Listing must be actual photographs of items that will be

available at the advertised sale. Using stock photos, catalog images, or images of items not present at the

sale is prohibited;

Price and bidding accuracy: Any stated prices, minimum bids, reserve prices, or starting bids must be

accurate and reflect the Subscriber's genuine intentions at the time of posting.

19.2 Duty to Update

You are responsible for keeping your Listings current and accurate throughout their publication period. If any

material information in a Listing changes — including sale cancellation, significant changes to the items

available, date or time changes, or location changes — you must update or remove the Listing promptly. Failure to

update Listings to reflect material changes is a violation of this AUP and may result in consumer complaints,

regulatory action against you, and enforcement action by the Company.

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Licensing, Permits & Professional Compliance

You are solely responsible for:

Obtaining and maintaining all licenses, permits, bonds, registrations, and authorizations required by

federal, state, county, and municipal law for your specific type of sale operation and for each item category

you advertise;

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Complying with all applicable professional standards, ethics rules, and regulations issued by licensing

bodies with jurisdiction over your profession (e.g., DBPR for Florida auctioneers; Florida Real Estate

Commission for real estate licensees);

Collecting, reporting, and remitting all applicable sales taxes and other taxes on items sold at your events,

in compliance with the Florida Department of Revenue requirements and any applicable local tax

ordinances;

Obtaining all required local permits for conducting a sale at a private residential or commercial property

(e.g., zoning variances, temporary event permits, parking permits);

Complying with all HOA rules, lease agreements, deed restrictions, and other private agreements that may

affect your right to hold a sale at a given property;

Maintaining adequate insurance coverage (general liability, professional liability, and such other coverage

as is customary for your profession) to protect against claims arising from your sale operations.

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Account Security & Credential Protection

You are responsible for maintaining the security of your account. Your specific obligations include:

Creating a strong, unique password for your Platform account and not reusing passwords from other

services;

Not sharing your account credentials with any person who is not an authorized representative of your

business;

Logging out of your account at the end of each session, particularly on shared or public devices;

Immediately notifying the Company through the Contact page at https://www.4estatesale.com if you

suspect unauthorized access to your account, if your credentials are lost or stolen, or if you discover that

your account has been used without your authorization;

Ensuring that any employee or agent who accesses your Platform account is aware of and complies with

this AUP;

Not accessing the Platform from devices or networks that are known to be compromised or unsecured.

You are liable for all actions taken through your account, whether authorized by you or not, until you have

notified the Company of unauthorized access and the Company has confirmed account suspension. The Company

is not responsible for losses arising from unauthorized account access caused by your failure to maintain adequate

credential security.

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Compliance with Applicable Laws & Regulations

Your use of the Platform must comply with all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations, including

without limitation:

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Legal Framework

Relevance to Platform Use

Florida Consumer Protection Act (Fla. Stat.

§ 501.201)

Prohibits unfair or deceptive trade practices in connection with

consumer transactions, including deceptive sale listings and

misrepresented items.

Florida Auctioneer Law (Fla. Stat. §

468.381)

Governs licensing, bonding, conduct, and fiduciary duties of Florida

licensed auctioneers.

Florida Used Motor Vehicle Dealer Act

(Fla. Stat. § 320)

Governs licensing requirements for selling vehicles and requires title

documentation.

Federal Trade Commission Act (15 U.S.C. §

45)

Prohibits unfair or deceptive acts or practices in commerce; applies to

misleading listings, fake reviews, and deceptive advertising practices.

Wire Fraud (18 U.S.C. § 1343)

Federal criminal prohibition on using interstate electronic

communications (including internet listings) to execute a scheme to

defraud.

Mail Fraud (18 U.S.C. § 1341)

Applies to any fraudulent scheme involving use of mail, including

shipping of fraudulently described items.

National Stolen Property Act (18 U.S.C. §

2314)

Prohibits interstate transportation and sale of stolen property valued at

$5,000 or more.

Florida Money Laundering Act (Fla. Stat. §

896)

Prohibits use of sale transactions to launder proceeds of criminal

activity.

Americans with Disabilities Act (42 U.S.C.

§ 12101)

Requires physical sale locations to comply with ADA accessibility

requirements.

IRS Reporting Obligations

Sale operators may be required to issue 1099 forms and comply with

other IRS reporting obligations for estate transactions above applicable

thresholds.

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Content Ownership & License Grant

23.1 Your Ownership of Content

You retain all ownership rights in the Content you submit to the Platform, subject to the license grant described in

this Section. By submitting Content to the Platform, you represent and warrant that:

• You are the author or creator of the Content, or you have obtained all rights, licenses, consents, and

permissions necessary to submit the Content and grant the license below;

• Your Content does not infringe the copyright, trademark, trade secret, right of publicity, privacy rights, or

any other intellectual property or personal right of any third party;

• Your Content does not contain material that is defamatory, obscene, unlawful, or otherwise violates this

AUP;

• All photographs in your Listings were taken by you or by a photographer who has granted you a license to

use them commercially; and

• The subjects of any photographs (to the extent they include identifiable persons) have provided any

necessary model releases or consents.

23.2 License Grant to the Platform

By submitting Content to the Platform, you grant Prime Partners Group, LLC a non-exclusive, royalty-free,

worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable license to:

Display, publish, distribute, and make your Listing Content available to the public through the Platform,

including through search engine indexing and third-party distribution partnerships;

Reproduce, store, back up, cache, and archive your Content for operational and disaster recovery purposes;

Use your business name, logo, sale photographs, and Listing descriptions in the Company's own marketing

materials, social media channels, email campaigns, press releases, case studies, and other promotional

contexts — to promote the Platform and demonstrate its value to prospective Subscribers;

Create thumbnail images, previews, or excerpts of your Content for use in Platform search results,

promotional emails, and third-party aggregator feeds;

Translate or adapt your Content for display in alternate formats or on alternate devices.

The license grant survives the cancellation of your account to the extent necessary for the Company to retain

archived records and to use historical Content in its marketing materials. You may opt out of the marketing use of

your Content by providing written notice to the Company at the contact information in Section 38; opt-out

requests will be honored within 30 days on a prospective basis.

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23.3 No License to Other Users

Except as expressly stated in this Section, you do not grant any license to other Users to reproduce, redistribute, or

commercially exploit your Content. Other Users may not use your Listing photographs, descriptions, or other

Content without your express written permission.

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Copyright & Trademark Compliance

24.1 Copyright Requirements

All Content you submit to the Platform must comply with applicable copyright law. You may not:

Upload, post, or include photographs, images, text, or other material in which a third party holds copyright,

unless you have a valid license, permission, or the use clearly qualifies as fair use under 17 U.S.C. § 107;

Use Getty Images, Shutterstock, or other stock photography service images in your Listings without a valid

commercial license that permits such use;

Copy listing descriptions, photographs, or other Content from other Subscribers' Listings and republish

them as your own;

Post scans or reproductions of copyrighted books, catalogs, appraisal reports, or other documents in your

Listings without authorization;

Include copyrighted music, video, or multimedia content in any Platform submission.

24.2 Trademark Requirements

You may not:

Use any third-party trademark, trade name, service mark, or logo in your Listing in a manner that is likely

to cause confusion as to sponsorship, affiliation, or endorsement — unless you are an authorized dealer or

reseller of the brand's genuine products;

Use the 4EstateSale.com name, logo, or trademark in any context other than to accurately describe your

Listing as appearing on the Platform;

Register or use any domain name, social media handle, or business name that is confusingly similar to

4EstateSale.com or any other Platform trademark;

Use trademark names primarily to drive search traffic rather than to accurately describe items (keyword

stuffing using brand names).

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DMCA Notice & Takedown Procedure

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25.1 DMCA Safe Harbor Compliance

Prime Partners Group, LLC respects the intellectual property rights of others and complies with the Digital

Millennium Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 512). We have designated a DMCA Agent to receive notifications of

claimed copyright infringement as described below.

25.2 Filing a DMCA Takedown Notice

If you believe that Content posted on the Platform infringes your copyright, you may submit a notice of claimed

infringement to our designated DMCA Agent. To be valid, your notice must include all of the following elements

required by 17 U.S.C. § 512(c)(3):

• A physical or electronic signature of the copyright owner or an authorized agent;
• Identification of the copyrighted work claimed to have been infringed (or, if multiple works at a single site

are covered by a single notification, a representative list of such works);

• Identification of the material claimed to be infringing or to be the subject of infringing activity, and

information reasonably sufficient to permit the Company to locate the material (e.g., the URL of the

specific Listing);

• Information reasonably sufficient to permit the Company to contact you as the complaining party, such as

an address, telephone number, and, if available, an electronic mail address;

• A statement that you have a good-faith belief that the use of the material in the manner complained of is not

authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law;

• A statement that the information in the notification is accurate, and under penalty of perjury, that you are

authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed.

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https://www.4estatesale.com, selecting "DMCA / Copyright Claim" as the subject, or via certified mail to the

Company's registered agent at the address in Section 38. Notices sent to any other address will not be treated as

valid DMCA notices. The Company will process valid DMCA notices within five (5) business days of receipt.

25.3 DMCA Counter-Notice

If your Content was removed in response to a DMCA takedown notice and you believe the removal was erroneous

or the result of misidentification, you may submit a counter-notification under 17 U.S.C. § 512(g)(3). A valid

counter-notice must include: (a) your physical or electronic signature; (b) identification of the material removed

and its prior location; (c) a statement under penalty of perjury that you have a good-faith belief the material was

removed as a result of mistake or misidentification; and (d) your name, address, and telephone number, and a

statement consenting to the jurisdiction of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida.

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25.4 Repeat Infringer Policy

In accordance with 17 U.S.C. § 512(i), the Company maintains a policy of terminating accounts of Users who are

repeat infringers of copyright. An account will be terminated upon receipt of three (3) valid DMCA takedown

notices within any 12-month period, or upon a determination by the Company that the User has engaged in a

pattern of copyright infringement.

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Platform Intellectual Property Rights

The Platform and all of its constituent elements — including the 4EstateSale.com name and logo, the Platform's

visual design, layout, source code, features, database architecture, and all original Content created by the

Company — are the exclusive intellectual property of Prime Partners Group, LLC and are protected by federal

copyright law, trademark law, and other applicable intellectual property laws. Nothing in this AUP or in your use

of the Platform grants you any ownership right, license, or interest in any Platform intellectual property, except the

limited right to use the Platform in accordance with this AUP and the Terms of Service. You specifically may not:

Use the 4EstateSale.com name, logo, or trademarks in your own marketing materials without the

Company's prior written consent;

Represent yourself as affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by 4EstateSale.com;

Create derivative works based on the Platform's design, features, or functionality;

Frame or mirror the Platform, or embed Platform pages within another website, without prior written

consent.

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Reporting Violations

27.1 How to Report a Violation

Users and members of the public who observe Content or conduct that they believe violates this AUP are

encouraged to report it to the Company. Reports may be submitted through:

The "Report This Listing" or "Contact Us" link available on each Listing page;

The Contact form at https://www.4estatesale.com, selecting "Report a Violation" as the subject;

Email communications directed to the Company's abuse or content moderation team through the Contact

page.

27.2 Information to Include in a Report

To facilitate efficient investigation, reports should include:

• The URL or Listing ID of the allegedly violating Listing or content;
• A clear description of the specific violation alleged;
• Any supporting documentation, screenshots, or evidence;
• Your contact information (reports may be submitted anonymously, but providing contact information allows

us to follow up with you).

27.3 Platform's Investigation Process

Upon receiving a report, the Company will:

• Log the report and assign it to a content moderation team member;
• Review the reported Content against the standards in this AUP;
• Contact the Subscriber whose Content is the subject of the report if additional information is needed;
• Take appropriate enforcement action as described in Section 28;
• Notify the reporting party of the outcome of the investigation, to the extent consistent with the Company's

privacy obligations to the Subscriber.

27.4 No Guarantee of Action

27.5 No Retaliation

The Company strictly prohibits retaliation against any User or third party who in good faith reports a suspected

violation of this AUP. Retaliation includes but is not limited to threats, harassment campaigns, filing false counter-

reports, or any other action intended to punish or deter a person from reporting violations. Retaliation is itself a

serious AUP violation subject to immediate account termination.

27.6 False and Abusive Reports

Filing reports that you know to be false — for example, reporting a legitimate competitor's Listing to harm their

business — is prohibited and constitutes an AUP violation. The Company reserves the right to take enforcement

action against Users who file systematic false reports, including account suspension and termination.

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Enforcement Framework & Consequence Tiers

28.1 Reinstatement After Termination

Accounts terminated under Tier 4 for serious violations (Absolutely Prohibited Items, fraud, CSAM, confirmed

stolen goods, or chargeback fraud) are permanently ineligible for reinstatement under any circumstances. For Tier

4 terminations resulting from accumulated lesser violations, reinstatement may be sought through a written appeal

submitted to the Company within 30 days of the termination notice. Reinstatement is granted solely at the

Company's discretion and requires: (a) full payment of all outstanding subscription fees; (b) a written

acknowledgment of the violations; (c) a written remediation plan; and (d) payment of a reinstatement fee of

$100.00 USD, which is non-refundable.

28.2 No Entitlement to Progressive Enforcement

The tiered enforcement framework is provided as a general guideline only. The Company is under no obligation to

follow any particular sequence of enforcement steps and may skip directly to any enforcement tier — including

immediate permanent termination — based on the nature, severity, and circumstances of the violation. By

agreeing to this AUP, you waive any claim that the Company failed to provide a warning or progressive

opportunity to cure before taking enforcement action, except as expressly required by applicable Florida law.

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Platform Rights & Discretionary Authority

Prime Partners Group, LLC expressly reserves and retains the following rights, each of which may be exercised in

the Company's sole and absolute discretion without prior notice to the affected User:

29.1 Right to Remove Content

The Company may remove, hide, edit, modify, or refuse to publish any Listing, photograph, description, or other

Content that:

Violates or is suspected to violate this AUP, the Terms of Service, or any applicable law;

The Company, in its sole judgment, determines is objectionable, harmful, misleading, or inconsistent with

the Platform's commercial objectives;

Is the subject of a complaint by a Buyer, third party, or regulatory authority;

Includes Content over which the Platform has received a valid DMCA takedown notice;

The Company determines poses a risk of legal liability to the Company, its partners, or its Users.

Content removal does not entitle the Subscriber to any refund, credit, or compensation.

29.2 Right to Suspend or Terminate Accounts

The Company may suspend or terminate any account at any time, with or without cause, subject only to the notice

and refund provisions in the Refund and Cancellation Policy for terminations without cause. For terminations for

cause (AUP violations), no prior notice is required and no refund will be issued.

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29.3 Right to Modify Listing Features

The Company may modify, enhance, reduce, or discontinue any Platform feature, tool, or service — including

Listing display options, search functionality, buyer notification features, and geographic reach — at any time,

without incurring any obligation to provide a refund to Subscribers for changes to feature sets.

29.4 Right to Disclose Information

The Company may disclose any User information, Listing content, account records, or other Platform data to: (a)

law enforcement or regulatory authorities in response to lawful requests; (b) civil litigants pursuant to valid legal

process (subpoena, court order, civil investigative demand); or (c) third parties whose intellectual property rights

have been allegedly infringed, as necessary to facilitate DMCA compliance and dispute resolution.

29.5 Right to Verify User Information

The Company reserves the right to verify the accuracy of User-provided information — including business name,

licensing status, location, and item descriptions — through third-party verification services, public records, and

direct requests to the User. Failure to provide requested verification information within a reasonable time may

result in Listing suspension or account termination.

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No Monitoring Obligation & Section 230

30.1 No Monitoring Obligation

The Company has no obligation to monitor, review, screen, edit, or verify any User-Generated Content submitted

to the Platform before or after publication. The Company is not a publisher or speaker of User-Generated Content

within the meaning of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (47 U.S.C. § 230). The Company

provides a passive publishing platform and does not exercise editorial control over the substance of individual

Listings.

30.2 Section 230 Notice

The Company claims the protections afforded by Section 230(c) of the Communications Decency Act. Pursuant to

47 U.S.C. § 230(c)(1), the Company shall not be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided

by another information content provider. Pursuant to 47 U.S.C. § 230(c)(2), the Company shall not be held liable

for any action voluntarily taken in good faith to restrict access to or availability of material that the Company

considers to be objectionable, whether or not such material is constitutionally protected.

30.3 Voluntary Enforcement

When the Company does voluntarily review Content and takes enforcement action, such action is taken in the

Company's sole discretion as a matter of platform integrity. Voluntary enforcement in one instance does not create

an obligation to enforce in all instances, does not establish any pattern of monitoring, and does not waive any

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CDA Section 230 protection.

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Law Enforcement Cooperation

31.1 Duty to Cooperate

Prime Partners Group, LLC is committed to full and prompt cooperation with federal, state, and local law

enforcement agencies in the investigation of criminal activity conducted through or facilitated by the Platform.

The Company will:

Respond promptly to lawful subpoenas, search warrants, court orders, civil investigative demands, and

administrative agency requests for information;

Preserve account records, Listing data, IP address logs, payment information, and other relevant data for

the period requested by law enforcement;

Proactively report to appropriate authorities any Content that the Company reasonably believes constitutes

evidence of an imminent threat of violence, child exploitation, human trafficking, or other serious criminal

conduct;

Provide trained personnel to assist with investigations and, where appropriate, testify as custodians of

records in legal proceedings.

31.2 User Acknowledgment

By using the Platform, you acknowledge and consent to the Company's cooperation with law enforcement as

described in this Section. You acknowledge that the Company may provide your personal information, account

records, IP address history, and Listing data to law enforcement without prior notice to you, to the extent

permitted by applicable law. The Company has no obligation to notify you of a law enforcement request for your

information unless legally required to do so.

31.3 Voluntary Reporting

The Company may voluntarily report suspected criminal activity to law enforcement, even in the absence of a

formal law enforcement request, where the Company reasonably believes that criminal conduct is being facilitated

through the Platform. Such reporting is made in good faith and shall not give rise to any liability to the reported

User.

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Disclaimer of Liability for User Content

IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER — READ CAREFULLY. The following disclaimers are material terms of this AUP.

They clarify that the Platform is a passive advertising marketplace and is not responsible for the acts, omissions, or

misrepresentations of its Users.

32.1 No Verification of Listing Accuracy

32.2 No Guarantee of Item Quality or Title

32.3 No Agency or Brokerage Relationship

32.4 No Endorsement of Users

32.5 Third-Party Transactions

• Your Content: Any Listing, photograph, description, or other Content you submit to the Platform,

including claims that your Content infringes any third-party intellectual property right, violates any privacy

right, is defamatory, or is false or misleading;

• AUP Violations: Any violation of this Acceptable Use Policy, the Terms of Service, or any other Platform

policy by you or any authorized user of your account;

• Prohibited Items: Any claim arising from the listing, advertising, sale, or transfer of any Prohibited Item or

Restricted Item in violation of this AUP or applicable law;

• Illegal Conduct: Any criminal or civil liability arising from your use of the Platform to conduct or facilitate

illegal activity, including fraud, sale of stolen goods, counterfeit goods trafficking, or unlicensed sales of

regulated items;

• Buyer Claims: Any claim, demand, or complaint by a Buyer who attended or participated in a sale that you

advertised on the Platform, including claims of fraud, misrepresentation, personal injury at the sale

location, or failure to transfer title;

• Third-Party Claims: Any claim by a third party — including estate beneficiaries, creditors, or legal heirs

— arising from items you sold without proper authorization from the estate or the legal owner;

• Tax Obligations: Any claim by the IRS, Florida Department of Revenue, or any other tax authority arising

from your failure to collect, report, or remit taxes in connection with sales advertised on the Platform;

• Misrepresentation of Credentials: Any claim arising from your false representation of professional

licenses, certifications, or authority;

• Technical Attacks: Any cost incurred by the Company to mitigate, recover from, or prosecute any technical

attack, scraping operation, or unauthorized access attempt by you or by a party acting at your direction.

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The Company reserves the right to assume the exclusive defense and control of any matter subject to

indemnification by you, at your expense. In such case, you agree to cooperate with the Company's defense of such

claims and to not settle any such claim without the Company's prior written consent. Your indemnification

obligation survives the termination or cancellation of your account and the expiration of this AUP.

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Limitation of Liability

IMPORTANT LEGAL NOTICE. The limitation of liability below is a material term of this AUP. It limits the

Company's financial exposure for claims arising from User content and Platform use. Nothing in this section limits

liability that cannot be excluded under applicable Florida or federal consumer protection law.

• NO CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES: PRIME PARTNERS GROUP, LLC AND ITS MEMBERS,

• NO LIABILITY FOR USER CONDUCT: THE COMPANY IS NOT RESPONSIBLE OR LIABLE FOR

• NO LIABILITY FOR THIRD-PARTY PLATFORMS: THE COMPANY IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR

• AGGREGATE LIABILITY CAP: THE COMPANY'S TOTAL AGGREGATE LIABILITY TO YOU

35.1 Governing Law

This AUP and all disputes arising under or related to it shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the

laws of the State of Florida, without regard to its choice-of-law principles. Applicable Florida statutes, including

the Florida Consumer Protection Act, Florida Computer Crimes Act, Florida Auctioneer Law, and Florida

Information Protection Act, shall govern where relevant.

35.2 Exclusive Jurisdiction and Venue

Any legal action or proceeding arising under or related to this AUP or your use of the Platform shall be brought

exclusively in the state courts of Miami-Dade County, Florida, or in the United States District Court for the

Southern District of Florida, Miami Division. You hereby irrevocably consent to the personal jurisdiction of

such courts and waive any objection to jurisdiction or venue on grounds of inconvenience or otherwise. This is a

mandatory forum selection clause.

35.3 Informal Resolution

Prior to initiating any formal legal proceeding, the parties agree to make a good-faith effort to resolve any AUP-

related dispute through direct negotiation for a period of at least 30 days following written notice from the

aggrieved party to the other. This obligation does not apply to: (a) the Company seeking emergency injunctive or

equitable relief; or (b) law enforcement proceedings.

35.4 Class Action Waiver

35.5 Equitable Relief

You acknowledge that a breach of this AUP — particularly provisions relating to intellectual property,

confidentiality, technical attacks, or use of Prohibited Items — may cause the Company irreparable harm for

which monetary damages would be an inadequate remedy. Accordingly, the Company shall be entitled to seek

injunctive or other equitable relief in any court of competent jurisdiction without the requirement of posting a

bond or other security, and without the necessity of proving actual damages.

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35.6 Attorneys' Fees

In any legal proceeding to enforce this AUP or to recover damages for its breach, the prevailing party shall be

entitled to recover its reasonable attorneys' fees and costs from the non-prevailing party, to the extent permitted by

applicable law.

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Modifications to This Policy

36.1 Right to Modify

Prime Partners Group, LLC reserves the right to modify, update, or revise this AUP at any time, effective upon

posting the revised AUP to the Platform with an updated effective date. We will endeavor to provide reasonable

advance notice of material changes through email notification or Platform announcements, but are not obligated to

do so for non-material clarifications, corrections, or additions.

36.2 Material Changes

For material changes that substantially alter Users' rights or obligations under this AUP — such as the addition of

significant new Prohibited Item categories, substantial changes to the enforcement framework, or changes to

indemnification obligations — the Company will provide at least 30 days' advance notice via email to all

Subscribers before the changes take effect.

36.3 Acceptance of Changes

Your continued use of the Platform after the effective date of any AUP modification constitutes your acceptance of

the modified AUP. If you do not agree to a material modification, you may cancel your subscription before the

effective date pursuant to the Refund and Cancellation Policy.

36.4 Version History

Prior versions of this AUP are available upon written request to the Company. Each version is identified by its

effective date.

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Severability, Waiver & Entire Agreement

37.1 Severability

If any provision of this AUP is held by a court of competent jurisdiction to be unlawful, void, or unenforceable for

any reason, that provision shall be severed from this AUP to the minimum extent necessary to render the

remaining provisions enforceable, and the remaining provisions shall continue in full force and effect. The parties

intend that this AUP be enforced to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law.

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37.2 No Waiver

The Company's failure to enforce any provision of this AUP on any occasion does not constitute a waiver of its

right to enforce that provision on any subsequent occasion. No waiver of any provision of this AUP is effective

unless made in writing and signed by an authorized representative of Prime Partners Group, LLC.

37.3 Entire Agreement on Acceptable Use

This AUP, together with the Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and Refund and Cancellation Policy (all of which

are incorporated herein by reference), constitutes the entire agreement between you and Prime Partners Group,

LLC with respect to acceptable use of the Platform and supersedes all prior agreements, representations, and

understandings regarding the same subject matter. No parol evidence, verbal representations, or other extrinsic

evidence shall be used to modify, supplement, or contradict this AUP.

37.4 Assignment

You may not assign or transfer your rights or obligations under this AUP to any third party without the Company's

prior written consent. The Company may assign this AUP, in whole or in part, to any successor entity, affiliate, or

acquirer without your consent. This AUP is binding upon and inures to the benefit of the parties and their

permitted successors and assigns.

37.5 Headings

Section headings in this AUP are for convenience only and shall not affect the construction or interpretation of any

provision.

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Contact Information

For questions, concerns, DMCA notices, violation reports, and other communications related to this Acceptable

Use Policy, please contact us as follows:

Acceptable Use Policy — Prime Partners Group, LLC

Platform: https://www.4estatesale.com

Contact Form: https://www.4estatesale.com → "Contact Us"

AUP & Conduct Reports: Subject: "AUP VIOLATION REPORT — [Listing URL or Description]"

DMCA Notices: Subject: "DMCA NOTICE — [Listing URL]"

DMCA Counter-Notices: Subject: "DMCA COUNTER-NOTICE — [Account Email]"

Law Enforcement Requests: Subject: "LAW ENFORCEMENT REQUEST — [Agency Name & Case

Number]"

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General Legal Inquiries: Subject: "LEGAL INQUIRY — [Nature of Matter]"

Legal Entity: Prime Partners Group, LLC d/b/a 4EstateSale.com

Jurisdiction: Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States of America

Response Time: AUP reports: 3 business days • DMCA notices: 5 business days • Law enforcement: Priority

response

Emergency Law Enforcement Contacts

If you believe a listing on the Platform involves an imminent threat of violence, child exploitation, human

trafficking, or other emergency-level criminal activity, please contact your local law enforcement immediately

(dial 911) in addition to notifying the Company. For Miami-Dade law enforcement: Miami-Dade Police

Department, (305) 476-5423. For Florida FDLE tips: 1-800-FL-CRIME. For federal matters: FBI Internet Crime

Complaint Center at ic3.gov.

4EstateSale.com Acceptable Use Policy • Prime Partners Group, LLC • Version 1.0 • Effective May 7, 2026

Report violations: https://www.4estatesale.com → Contact Us → "AUP Violation Report"

© 2026 Prime Partners Group, LLC. All rights reserved. This document is a binding legal agreement governing use of the 4EstateSale.com Platform.

It has been prepared for informational and contractual purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Prime Partners Group, LLC recommends

periodic review of this Policy with qualified Florida counsel to ensure continued compliance with evolving laws and regulations applicable to estate

sales, auctions, and digital marketplaces.