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The LOOT
Rulebook.

The rules for buying and selling on Loot, how we look after your data, and how to complain or report a listing.

English · Drafts subject to legal review

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[Operating company — to be confirmed].

Loot is the marketplace brand operated by this company.

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01 / Marketplace termsLoot / UAE

Marketplace terms.

The rules for using Loot: who runs it, your account, how a sale works, what it costs and how we act on a breach.

01

Who runs Loot

Loot is a marketplace where members in the UAE buy and sell pre-loved items from each other. It is operated by [Operating company — to be confirmed]. Each item is sold by the member who lists it; Loot runs the marketplace, the LOOT Run courier and Buyer Protection.

Write to support@lootworld.co for help with an account or an order, and to legal@lootworld.co for legal notices.

02

Your account

  • You must be 18 or over. You declare it when you join, and an ID check confirms it before your first withdrawal.
  • One account per person. You sign in with a 6-digit code sent to your email, so keep your email account secure.
  • Keep your details accurate, and tell us at once if you think someone else used your account.
  • Before you buy or sell, you choose a handle and accept these terms and the privacy notice.
03

How a sale works

  • The seller lists an item with their own photos, an honest description and a price in whole dirhams from AED 25 to AED 50,000.
  • The buyer sees the full price before paying: the item and delivery, with Buyer Protection included.
  • The buyer pays through a licensed payment provider. The provider holds the funds; Loot’s ledger records them and instructs each release.
  • The seller books a pickup within 2 working days. The LOOT Run courier collects, seals the parcel and delivers it to the buyer’s door.
  • The buyer has 2 days after delivery to check the item. When the buyer taps “Everything is OK”, or the 2 days pass with no issue, the order is complete and the seller’s share is released.
04

What it costs

  • Listing is free. When an item sells, Loot takes a commission of {commission}, once per order, from the seller’s share. The seller sees it, and what they receive, wherever they set or accept a price.
  • The buyer pays the item price and delivery. Buyer Protection is included at no charge.
  • LOOT Run delivery is AED 18 per order, the Treasure Box included.
  • Every price is in UAE dirhams and is shown in full before you pay. Nothing is added afterwards.
05

How you use Loot

  • Pay and get paid only through Loot. A deal made outside Loot has no Buyer Protection.
  • Do not put phone numbers, emails or links in listings or messages.
  • Do not post fake reviews, copy other members’ listings or photos, or collect members’ data.
  • Use a buyer’s or a seller’s details only to complete their order.
  • Do not impersonate anyone, and do not interfere with the site.
06

When a rule is broken

We may hide a listing for you to fix within 24 hours, remove it, or warn, restrict, suspend or ban an account. Every decision comes with a statement of the facts, the rule and how to appeal. Strikes count over 180 days: a warning, then a warning and a removal, a 7-day selling restriction, a 7-day suspension, then a ban. Confirmed counterfeit selling, fraud, threats or a security risk can lead to an immediate suspension or ban.

You may appeal a decision once, within 6 months. Someone other than the person who decided reviews it within 7 days.

07

Closing your account

You can close your account from your profile once nothing is open: no order, sale, issue, return or payout under way, a zero balance, and no business you still own. Your listings are deleted. Your handle and email are anonymised after 6 months.

08

Our responsibility

If the LOOT Run loses or damages a parcel, the buyer is refunded in full and the seller is paid up to AED 2,500 for the item. Nothing in these terms limits a right or a remedy that UAE law does not allow to be limited. Where a mandatory rule of consumer, data or other law says otherwise, that rule applies.

09

Law, disputes and changes

These terms are governed by the laws of the United Arab Emirates. There is no compulsory arbitration, and you may always contact the consumer-protection authority of your emirate. The courts that hear a dispute are confirmed with the operating company.

We tell you before these terms change. Where a change needs your agreement, we ask you to accept it before your next order or listing.

Draft policy / subject to UAE lawLoot · Found again

The source material

UAE legal
references.

  1. 01Federal Decree-Law 14 of 2023 on Modern Technology-Based Trade
  2. 02Consumer Protection Law 15 of 2020, as amended by Federal Decree-Law 5 of 2023
  3. 03Cabinet Resolution 66 of 2023, the Consumer Protection Executive Regulations
  4. 04Federal Decree-Law 45 of 2021 on the Protection of Personal Data
  5. 05Cabinet Resolution 200 of 2025 on Modern Trade Administrative Penalties
  6. 06UAE Government: e-commerce licensing and responsibilities
  7. 07UAE Government: consumer protection and complaint routes

Where the law requires it, the Arabic text of the legislation governs.