Advertising and sponsorship policy
Effective 22 September 2026. Pequet maintains a clear separation between editorial coverage and any commercial communication.
1. Purpose
This policy explains how advertising may appear beside a general information service. Advertising does not change our educational scope or create a recommendation.
2. Identification
Paid placements, sponsorships, affiliate relationships, and partner messages must be clearly labeled. Labels should remain visible on mobile and should not resemble an independent editorial headline.
3. Editorial control
Advertisers do not receive approval rights over independent articles. A commercial relationship cannot require favorable wording, omission of material context, or a guaranteed result.
4. Restricted claims
Pequet does not accept claims promising guaranteed returns, effortless income, certainty, medical outcomes, or risk-free participation. Advertising must respect applicable law and platform requirements.
5. Financial topics
Digital asset advertisements must not be read as Pequet financial advice. We do not promote token sales, custody offers, or unlicensed services through editorial language.
6. Hardware topics
Equipment descriptions should be factual and dated. Price, availability, efficiency, and warranty claims must be supportable and may change. Readers should verify current details with the provider.
7. Data
Advertisers do not receive Pequet contact messages. Any optional measurement is governed by the privacy and cookie policies. We do not sell personal information.
8. Third-party review
We may decline material that is misleading, unsafe, discriminatory, unlawful, or inconsistent with the site's educational purpose. Acceptance is not an endorsement of the advertiser.
9. Corrections
If a commercial label or claim is inaccurate, contact us with the page and evidence. We review issues and may pause or correct a placement while investigating.
10. Jurisdiction
Messages are reviewed with the Republic of Korea and relevant platform requirements in mind. Advertisers remain responsible for obtaining permissions required in their market.
11. Changes
This policy was reviewed on 22 September 2026. A future change will carry a new date and will not retroactively alter the labeling of prior placements without explanation.
12. Contact
Advertising questions belong at 21 Eonju-ro 174-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06016, Republic of Korea, or +82 2 6483 9170. Editorial questions can use the same channel.
Review detail: proposed commercial material is assessed for clear identity, factual support, audience suitability, destination quality, and separation from editorial navigation. A label should remain understandable when a page is viewed on a small screen, shared directly, or reached through a search result. Pequet may request substantiation, a revised disclosure, or removal of a claim that cannot be checked.
Commercial messages do not receive personal contact lists or private correspondence. Measurement, where used, is limited by the privacy and cookie policies, and optional measurement is handled according to the applicable consent requirements. Advertisers should not place tracking instructions in editorial submissions or ask readers to disclose passwords, private keys, or payment credentials.
Questions about a placement or a possible labeling issue may be sent through the contact page or to 21 Eonju-ro 174-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06016, Republic of Korea. Pequet normally acknowledges a complaint within five business days and aims to complete an initial review within 30 days. Material may be paused while facts, destination behavior, or legal and platform requirements are reviewed.
This policy was reviewed on 22 September 2026. Future revisions will be dated and will explain material changes to labeling, review criteria, data handling, or prohibited claims. Acceptance of an advertisement remains separate from editorial judgment and does not create a partnership, recommendation, or representation that Pequet has verified every statement made by a provider.
Review detail: proposed commercial material is assessed for clear identity, factual support, audience suitability, destination quality, and separation from editorial navigation. A label should remain understandable on a small screen, in a shared link, and when reached through a search result. Pequet may request substantiation, a revised disclosure, or removal of a statement that cannot be checked.
Commercial messages do not receive personal contact lists or private correspondence. Optional measurement is governed by the privacy and cookie policies and is handled according to applicable consent requirements. Advertisers must not place tracking instructions in editorial submissions or ask readers to disclose passwords, private keys, seed phrases, or payment credentials.
Questions about a placement or labeling issue may be sent through the contact page or to 21 Eonju-ro 174-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06016, Republic of Korea. Pequet normally acknowledges a complaint within five business days and aims to complete an initial review within 30 days. Material may be paused while facts, destination behavior, or legal and platform requirements are assessed.
Review records for accepted or declined material may be retained for up to 24 months after the placement ends, while ordinary contact messages follow the privacy policy. If a provider or platform processes technical information internationally, the relevant safeguards and purposes remain governed by the privacy and cookie policies. Acceptance of an advertisement remains separate from editorial judgment and does not create a recommendation.
This policy was reviewed on 22 September 2026. Future revisions will be dated and will explain material changes to labeling, review criteria, data handling, or restricted claims. A commercial relationship cannot require favorable editorial wording, omission of material context, or a statement that a reader's outcome is certain.