Legal & Policies

Unless we expressly say otherwise, we are not the seller, buyer, auctioneer, escrow agent, or insurer for any Marketplace transaction, and we do not guarantee the accuracy of any listing or the conduct of any user.

• Listings must be accurate - describe the item's true condition, price, and any defects.
• You may only list items you have the right to sell.
• Photos must be of the actual item where practicable, or a genuinely representative example if not.

You must not list, offer, request, buy, sell, or facilitate the sale of weapons, illegal drugs, prescription medicines, counterfeit or stolen goods, exam papers or cheating services, fake tickets, alcohol, tobacco or vaping/e-cigarette products, animals or any other item or category we prohibit, as notified by us from time to time. Unibuz reserves the right to remove any marketplace listing in its sole discretion.

The Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees generally apply to goods and services supplied in trade or commerce. A casual, one-off sale between students is not usually “in trade or commerce”, so those guarantees may not apply as between the buyer and seller – though they may apply directly to a seller who is repeatedly or systematically selling through the Marketplace as a business. This does not affect any guarantee, right or remedy you have against Unibuz itself, or any right you may have under other consumer protection law.

Where a Marketplace transaction is paid for through Unibuz, payment is processed by our Payment Processor as described in Part A, clause 8. Where the buyer and seller arrange payment directly (e.g. cash on pickup), Unibuz has no visibility or responsibility for that payment.

We strongly recommend meeting in a safe, public location - ideally on campus - following the safety guidance in Part D (Responsible Use Policy).

Contact the other party first. Unibuz may provide reporting tools to help, but is not required to adjudicate buyer/seller disputes unless required by law.