The publication behind the page
Commercial disclosure
You should know when a page is informing you, advertising to you, or linking to a merchant through an affiliate relationship.
Editorial guides
Editorial guides organise information to help readers compare choices. A guide that contains affiliate links must disclose them near the relevant recommendation. A guide labelled “No affiliate links” does not contain commission-earning purchase links. That label does not mean a product has been tested or approved.
Advertising features
A paid or promotional article-style feature must carry a prominent “Advertisement” label above its headline. Where applicable, the advertiser and financial relationship must be identified. An advertising feature must not be passed off as a newsroom investigation or independent product review. Commercial cards shown elsewhere on the site must also be clearly identified.
Affiliate links
Where an affiliate relationship exists, Newsency may receive a commission if you purchase through a link. The relevant page must tell you about this before you act. Do not assume a product costs the same through every link; compare the merchant's current checkout price and terms. A commission is not evidence that a product works or is suitable for you.
Merchant responsibility and product information
Unless a page explicitly states otherwise, the merchant—not Newsency—takes payment and handles orders, delivery, subscriptions, cancellation and refunds. Check the merchant's current terms. We must not claim first-hand experience, independent testing, endorsements or typical outcomes without support. General guides are not personalised medical, financial or legal advice.
Questions
Contact info@newsency.com about an unclear relationship or disclosure. This policy explains our publication standards; it is not itself an advertisement, a product recommendation or a guarantee about another company's practices.