Third-Party Services Policy
AntiqList – Third-Party Services Policy
Last Updated: 07 September 2026
Version: 1
Legal Name: AntiqList
Address: Yenişafak Mah. Merkezefendi Denizli / Türkiye
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.antiqlist.com/
1. Purpose
This Third-Party Services Policy explains how AntiqList may use, integrate with, and interact with third-party services in connection with the AntiqList website, marketplace, applications, and related services.
Third-party services may provide infrastructure, payments, analytics, communications, security, mapping, advertising, authentication, verification, hosting, or other functionality.
2. Scope
This Policy applies to third-party services that may be integrated into or used in connection with AntiqList.
Depending on the services actually enabled, these may include:
hosting and cloud infrastructure;
content delivery networks;
payment providers;
identity and verification providers;
analytics providers;
advertising providers;
mapping services;
email and communication services;
security and fraud-prevention services;
customer-support tools;
CAPTCHA and anti-bot services;
authentication providers;
search services;
storage providers; and
other technology or business service providers.
3. AntiqList's Role
AntiqList may rely on third-party service providers to operate certain aspects of its platform.
The use of a third-party service does not necessarily mean that AntiqList endorses, certifies, guarantees, or assumes responsibility for that provider's independent services.
4. Third-Party Service Providers
AntiqList may engage third-party providers where reasonably necessary to operate, secure, improve, or provide its services.
Providers may process information on AntiqList's behalf or provide services that users interact with directly.
5. Service Configuration
The third-party services actually used by AntiqList may change over time.
Not every third-party service described in this Policy will necessarily be active at all times.
6. Examples of Third-Party Services
Depending on the configuration of the AntiqList platform, third-party services may include services relating to:
payment processing;
cloud hosting;
website performance;
analytics;
advertising;
maps and location;
email delivery;
customer support;
identity verification;
fraud prevention;
security monitoring;
authentication;
content storage; and
technical infrastructure.
7. Payment Providers
AntiqList may use third-party payment providers to process payments, subscriptions, fees, refunds, or other financial transactions.
Payment providers may collect and process payment information according to their own terms, privacy policies, and legal obligations.
8. Payment Information
Where a third-party payment provider handles payment credentials, sensitive payment information may be processed directly by that provider rather than stored by AntiqList.
Users should review the applicable payment provider's terms and privacy information where appropriate.
9. Payment Provider Requirements
A payment provider may impose additional requirements relating to:
identity verification;
transaction monitoring;
fraud prevention;
chargebacks;
payment limits;
prohibited transactions;
sanctions compliance; and
regulatory requirements.
Users may be required to comply with those requirements when using the relevant payment services.
10. Identity and Verification Services
Where applicable, AntiqList may use third-party identity or verification providers for purposes such as:
seller verification;
KYC;
fraud prevention;
account security;
business verification; or
transaction risk assessment.
11. Verification Does Not Mean Authentication
Identity or seller verification does not necessarily establish:
authenticity of an item;
ownership of an item;
provenance;
historical accuracy;
valuation; or
legal title.
Verification should not be interpreted as a guarantee of a transaction or item.
12. Analytics Services
AntiqList may use analytics services to understand how users interact with the platform and to improve performance and functionality.
Depending on configuration, analytics information may include:
pages visited;
approximate location;
device information;
browser information;
referral information;
usage events; and
technical performance information.
13. Analytics Consent
Where applicable law requires consent for analytics or related tracking technologies, AntiqList will seek to obtain the required consent before enabling such processing.
14. Advertising Services
AntiqList may use third-party advertising providers to display, measure, personalize, or manage advertising.
Advertising providers may use cookies, identifiers, or similar technologies subject to applicable law and the user's choices.
15. Advertising Preferences
Where applicable, users may be able to manage advertising or tracking preferences through:
AntiqList privacy or cookie controls;
browser settings;
device settings; or
third-party advertising preference tools.
16. Mapping and Location Services
AntiqList may use third-party mapping or location services to provide functionality such as:
listing locations;
maps;
directions;
geographic search;
location-based features; or
distance calculations.
17. Location Information
Where location functionality is used, information may be processed by the relevant mapping or location provider.
Users should review the provider's applicable privacy and service terms where necessary.
18. Email and Communication Providers
AntiqList may use third-party providers to send:
account emails;
verification messages;
password-reset emails;
transaction notifications;
security alerts;
customer-support communications; and
other service-related messages.
19. Marketing Communications
Where permitted by law, AntiqList or its service providers may assist with marketing communications.
Marketing communications will be handled in accordance with applicable consent, opt-out, and privacy requirements.
20. Security Services
AntiqList may use third-party security services to protect its platform against:
automated abuse;
malicious traffic;
credential attacks;
bots;
fraud;
spam;
denial-of-service attacks; and
other security threats.
21. CAPTCHA and Anti-Bot Services
AntiqList may use CAPTCHA, bot-detection, or similar security technologies.
These services may collect technical information necessary to determine whether activity is likely to be automated or abusive.
22. Fraud Prevention Services
Third-party fraud-prevention services may be used to identify suspicious accounts, transactions, payment activity, or behavior.
Such services may process information necessary to assess risk.
23. Automated Risk Assessment
Where third-party services assist with automated fraud or security assessments, AntiqList will seek to apply appropriate safeguards required by applicable law.
Users may have rights concerning automated decision-making where such rights apply.
24. Hosting and Cloud Infrastructure
AntiqList may use third-party hosting, cloud computing, database, storage, CDN, or infrastructure providers.
These providers may store or process information necessary to operate the platform.
25. Data Storage
Information stored through third-party infrastructure may be subject to the provider's technical architecture, security measures, geographic locations, and backup procedures.
AntiqList seeks to select appropriate providers and apply reasonable contractual and security safeguards.
26. Customer Support Services
AntiqList may use third-party customer-support tools to manage:
inquiries;
support tickets;
communications;
complaints;
reports; and
dispute-related information.
27. Developer and API Services
Third-party services may be used in connection with APIs, software development tools, integrations, SDKs, or technical infrastructure.
Developers using AntiqList APIs remain responsible for their own applications and compliance obligations.
28. Social Media Services
AntiqList may provide links, sharing features, or integrations involving third-party social media platforms.
Interaction with those services may be governed by the applicable third party's terms and privacy policies.
29. Authentication Providers
Where available, AntiqList may permit authentication or account-related functionality through third-party identity providers.
Information received from such providers may be used to create or maintain an AntiqList account where legally permitted.
30. Third-Party Links
The AntiqList platform may contain links to external websites and services.
AntiqList does not control the content, security, privacy practices, or availability of independently operated third-party websites.
31. User Responsibility for External Services
Users are responsible for reviewing the terms and privacy policies of third-party services they choose to use.
32. Third-Party Terms
Certain features may require users to accept additional third-party terms.
Where a third-party service is used directly by a user, the user's relationship with that provider may be governed separately from the user's relationship with AntiqList.
33. Third-Party Privacy Policies
Third-party providers may maintain their own privacy policies.
AntiqList's Privacy Policy does not necessarily describe every practice of every independent third-party provider.
34. Data Sharing
AntiqList may provide third-party service providers with information reasonably necessary to provide contracted services.
Information shared may depend on the specific service and purpose.
35. Data Minimization
AntiqList seeks to limit information shared with third-party providers to information reasonably necessary for the relevant service or legally permitted purpose.
36. Confidentiality
Where appropriate, AntiqList seeks to require service providers handling information on its behalf to maintain appropriate confidentiality and security obligations.
37. Data Processing Agreements
Where required by applicable law, AntiqList may enter into appropriate contractual arrangements with service providers concerning personal information processing.
38. Data Security
AntiqList seeks to use reasonable technical and organizational safeguards when selecting and working with third-party service providers.
However, no third-party service or internet transmission can be guaranteed to be completely secure.
39. International Data Transfers
Third-party providers may process or store information in countries outside Türkiye or the country in which a user resides.
Where applicable, AntiqList seeks to implement appropriate safeguards for international transfers.
40. GDPR
Where the GDPR applies, AntiqList seeks to use third-party processors and service providers in a manner consistent with applicable GDPR requirements.
Where applicable, appropriate processor agreements and transfer safeguards may be used.
41. Türkiye Data Protection Requirements
Where applicable, AntiqList seeks to process and transfer personal information in accordance with Turkish data protection requirements, including applicable provisions of the Turkish Personal Data Protection Law (KVKK).
42. Retention by Third Parties
Third-party providers may retain information according to:
contractual requirements;
applicable law;
security requirements;
backup systems;
fraud-prevention requirements; or
their own documented retention procedures.
43. Deletion Requests
Where a user requests deletion of personal information, AntiqList may take reasonable steps to request deletion from relevant service providers where appropriate and legally permissible.
44. Backup Systems
Third-party providers may maintain backups that are not immediately modified when information is deleted from active systems.
Deletion from backup systems may occur according to the provider's backup lifecycle.
45. Legal and Government Requests
Third-party providers may be required to disclose information in response to valid legal processes, court orders, government requests, or law enforcement requirements.
AntiqList may also be required to cooperate with such requests.
46. Fraud and Security Investigations
AntiqList may share appropriate information with third-party security, fraud-prevention, payment, or verification providers where reasonably necessary to investigate or prevent fraud, abuse, or security incidents.
47. Intellectual Property
Third-party services may contain intellectual property belonging to their respective providers.
Nothing in this Policy transfers ownership of third-party intellectual property to AntiqList or its users.
48. Third-Party Service Availability
Third-party services may become unavailable, change functionality, experience outages, or be discontinued.
Such events may affect corresponding AntiqList features.
49. Service Changes
AntiqList may replace, add, remove, or modify third-party service providers when reasonably necessary for operational, security, legal, technical, or commercial reasons.
50. No Guarantee of Third-Party Services
AntiqList does not guarantee that third-party services will always be:
available;
accurate;
uninterrupted;
secure;
error-free; or
suitable for a particular purpose.
51. No Endorsement
The inclusion of a third-party service within the AntiqList platform does not necessarily constitute an endorsement, recommendation, certification, or guarantee of that provider.
52. Third-Party Service Failures
To the extent permitted by applicable law, AntiqList is not responsible for failures, errors, outages, security incidents, or other problems originating solely from an independent third-party service provider.
Mandatory legal rights and liabilities that cannot lawfully be excluded remain unaffected.
53. User-Provided Third-Party Services
Users may voluntarily provide links, integrations, payment instructions, social media references, or other third-party services through listings or communications.
Users remain responsible for ensuring that their use of such services is lawful and compliant with AntiqList policies.
54. Prohibited External Services
Users must not use third-party services to:
circumvent AntiqList restrictions;
conduct fraud;
distribute malware;
obtain unauthorized access;
manipulate marketplace activity;
facilitate prohibited transactions; or
otherwise abuse AntiqList systems.
55. Off-Platform Transactions
The use of third-party communication, payment, or transaction services may remove certain protections or monitoring available through AntiqList.
Users should exercise appropriate caution when completing transactions outside the AntiqList platform.
56. Third-Party Payment Links
Users should not assume that a payment link, invoice, account, or payment request received through a third-party service is authorized by AntiqList.
Users should independently verify payment instructions.
57. Phishing and Impersonation
Third-party services may be used by criminals to impersonate AntiqList or its representatives.
AntiqList will not normally request passwords, authentication codes, or sensitive credentials through unsolicited third-party communications.
58. User Verification of External Communications
Users should verify suspicious emails, messages, links, payment requests, or support communications before providing information or making payments.
Suspicious activity may be reported to:
[email protected]
59. Third-Party Advertising and Tracking
Advertising or analytics providers may use technologies such as:
cookies;
pixels;
tags;
device identifiers;
similar technologies; or
advertising identifiers.
Their use is subject to applicable law and user choices.
60. Cookie Controls
Information concerning cookies and similar technologies is described in the AntiqList Cookie Policy.
Users may have additional controls available through browsers, devices, or third-party providers.
61. Children's Data
Third-party services may have their own age restrictions and data-processing requirements.
AntiqList does not knowingly seek to use third-party services to collect unnecessary personal information from children.
62. Sensitive Information
Users should avoid submitting unnecessary sensitive personal information to third-party services through AntiqList.
Where a service requires particular information for a legitimate purpose, the applicable privacy and security requirements should be considered.
63. Business and Professional Users
Professional sellers, advertisers, developers, and business users may use third-party services in connection with their AntiqList activities.
They remain responsible for complying with applicable laws and third-party contractual requirements.
64. Developer Responsibility
Developers integrating with AntiqList are responsible for ensuring that third-party services used within their applications comply with:
applicable law;
privacy requirements;
security requirements;
intellectual property requirements; and
their contractual obligations.
65. Third-Party Applications
Applications operated by independent developers may process AntiqList-related information under their own privacy practices.
Users should review the applicable developer's privacy information before granting access.
66. No Responsibility for Independent Third Parties
AntiqList is not responsible for the independent actions, omissions, content, policies, security practices, or business decisions of third-party providers except to the extent responsibility cannot lawfully be excluded.
67. Compliance Monitoring
AntiqList may periodically review its important third-party relationships for operational, security, privacy, or compliance considerations.
68. Provider Replacement
AntiqList may replace a third-party provider where necessary due to:
service quality;
security;
privacy;
legal requirements;
availability;
pricing;
technical compatibility; or
other legitimate business reasons.
69. Emergency Changes
AntiqList may make immediate changes to third-party services where necessary to respond to:
security incidents;
fraud;
service outages;
legal requirements;
vulnerabilities; or
other urgent risks.
70. Relationship With the Privacy Policy
This Policy should be read together with the AntiqList Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, Data Retention & Deletion Policy, Terms of Use, and other applicable policies.
71. Relationship With the Payment Policy
Where third-party payment providers are used, this Policy should also be read together with the AntiqList Payment Policy and Refund & Cancellation Policy.
72. Relationship With the API & Developer Terms
Developers and technical partners using AntiqList APIs should also review the AntiqList API & Developer Terms.
73. Changes to This Policy
AntiqList may update this Policy from time to time to reflect changes in:
third-party providers;
technology;
legal requirements;
platform functionality;
security practices; or
business operations.
74. No Waiver of Mandatory Rights
Nothing in this Policy is intended to exclude or restrict rights or obligations that cannot legally be excluded or restricted.
75. Contact
Questions or concerns regarding third-party services used by AntiqList may be submitted to:
AntiqList
Yenişafak Mah. Merkezefendi Denizli / Türkiye
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.antiqlist.com/
76. Effective Date
This Third-Party Services Policy is effective as of 07 September 2026.
Version: 1
Last Updated: 07 September 2026
Version: 1
Legal Name: AntiqList
Address: Yenişafak Mah. Merkezefendi Denizli / Türkiye
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.antiqlist.com/
1. Purpose
This Third-Party Services Policy explains how AntiqList may use, integrate with, and interact with third-party services in connection with the AntiqList website, marketplace, applications, and related services.
Third-party services may provide infrastructure, payments, analytics, communications, security, mapping, advertising, authentication, verification, hosting, or other functionality.
2. Scope
This Policy applies to third-party services that may be integrated into or used in connection with AntiqList.
Depending on the services actually enabled, these may include:
hosting and cloud infrastructure;
content delivery networks;
payment providers;
identity and verification providers;
analytics providers;
advertising providers;
mapping services;
email and communication services;
security and fraud-prevention services;
customer-support tools;
CAPTCHA and anti-bot services;
authentication providers;
search services;
storage providers; and
other technology or business service providers.
3. AntiqList's Role
AntiqList may rely on third-party service providers to operate certain aspects of its platform.
The use of a third-party service does not necessarily mean that AntiqList endorses, certifies, guarantees, or assumes responsibility for that provider's independent services.
4. Third-Party Service Providers
AntiqList may engage third-party providers where reasonably necessary to operate, secure, improve, or provide its services.
Providers may process information on AntiqList's behalf or provide services that users interact with directly.
5. Service Configuration
The third-party services actually used by AntiqList may change over time.
Not every third-party service described in this Policy will necessarily be active at all times.
6. Examples of Third-Party Services
Depending on the configuration of the AntiqList platform, third-party services may include services relating to:
payment processing;
cloud hosting;
website performance;
analytics;
advertising;
maps and location;
email delivery;
customer support;
identity verification;
fraud prevention;
security monitoring;
authentication;
content storage; and
technical infrastructure.
7. Payment Providers
AntiqList may use third-party payment providers to process payments, subscriptions, fees, refunds, or other financial transactions.
Payment providers may collect and process payment information according to their own terms, privacy policies, and legal obligations.
8. Payment Information
Where a third-party payment provider handles payment credentials, sensitive payment information may be processed directly by that provider rather than stored by AntiqList.
Users should review the applicable payment provider's terms and privacy information where appropriate.
9. Payment Provider Requirements
A payment provider may impose additional requirements relating to:
identity verification;
transaction monitoring;
fraud prevention;
chargebacks;
payment limits;
prohibited transactions;
sanctions compliance; and
regulatory requirements.
Users may be required to comply with those requirements when using the relevant payment services.
10. Identity and Verification Services
Where applicable, AntiqList may use third-party identity or verification providers for purposes such as:
seller verification;
KYC;
fraud prevention;
account security;
business verification; or
transaction risk assessment.
11. Verification Does Not Mean Authentication
Identity or seller verification does not necessarily establish:
authenticity of an item;
ownership of an item;
provenance;
historical accuracy;
valuation; or
legal title.
Verification should not be interpreted as a guarantee of a transaction or item.
12. Analytics Services
AntiqList may use analytics services to understand how users interact with the platform and to improve performance and functionality.
Depending on configuration, analytics information may include:
pages visited;
approximate location;
device information;
browser information;
referral information;
usage events; and
technical performance information.
13. Analytics Consent
Where applicable law requires consent for analytics or related tracking technologies, AntiqList will seek to obtain the required consent before enabling such processing.
14. Advertising Services
AntiqList may use third-party advertising providers to display, measure, personalize, or manage advertising.
Advertising providers may use cookies, identifiers, or similar technologies subject to applicable law and the user's choices.
15. Advertising Preferences
Where applicable, users may be able to manage advertising or tracking preferences through:
AntiqList privacy or cookie controls;
browser settings;
device settings; or
third-party advertising preference tools.
16. Mapping and Location Services
AntiqList may use third-party mapping or location services to provide functionality such as:
listing locations;
maps;
directions;
geographic search;
location-based features; or
distance calculations.
17. Location Information
Where location functionality is used, information may be processed by the relevant mapping or location provider.
Users should review the provider's applicable privacy and service terms where necessary.
18. Email and Communication Providers
AntiqList may use third-party providers to send:
account emails;
verification messages;
password-reset emails;
transaction notifications;
security alerts;
customer-support communications; and
other service-related messages.
19. Marketing Communications
Where permitted by law, AntiqList or its service providers may assist with marketing communications.
Marketing communications will be handled in accordance with applicable consent, opt-out, and privacy requirements.
20. Security Services
AntiqList may use third-party security services to protect its platform against:
automated abuse;
malicious traffic;
credential attacks;
bots;
fraud;
spam;
denial-of-service attacks; and
other security threats.
21. CAPTCHA and Anti-Bot Services
AntiqList may use CAPTCHA, bot-detection, or similar security technologies.
These services may collect technical information necessary to determine whether activity is likely to be automated or abusive.
22. Fraud Prevention Services
Third-party fraud-prevention services may be used to identify suspicious accounts, transactions, payment activity, or behavior.
Such services may process information necessary to assess risk.
23. Automated Risk Assessment
Where third-party services assist with automated fraud or security assessments, AntiqList will seek to apply appropriate safeguards required by applicable law.
Users may have rights concerning automated decision-making where such rights apply.
24. Hosting and Cloud Infrastructure
AntiqList may use third-party hosting, cloud computing, database, storage, CDN, or infrastructure providers.
These providers may store or process information necessary to operate the platform.
25. Data Storage
Information stored through third-party infrastructure may be subject to the provider's technical architecture, security measures, geographic locations, and backup procedures.
AntiqList seeks to select appropriate providers and apply reasonable contractual and security safeguards.
26. Customer Support Services
AntiqList may use third-party customer-support tools to manage:
inquiries;
support tickets;
communications;
complaints;
reports; and
dispute-related information.
27. Developer and API Services
Third-party services may be used in connection with APIs, software development tools, integrations, SDKs, or technical infrastructure.
Developers using AntiqList APIs remain responsible for their own applications and compliance obligations.
28. Social Media Services
AntiqList may provide links, sharing features, or integrations involving third-party social media platforms.
Interaction with those services may be governed by the applicable third party's terms and privacy policies.
29. Authentication Providers
Where available, AntiqList may permit authentication or account-related functionality through third-party identity providers.
Information received from such providers may be used to create or maintain an AntiqList account where legally permitted.
30. Third-Party Links
The AntiqList platform may contain links to external websites and services.
AntiqList does not control the content, security, privacy practices, or availability of independently operated third-party websites.
31. User Responsibility for External Services
Users are responsible for reviewing the terms and privacy policies of third-party services they choose to use.
32. Third-Party Terms
Certain features may require users to accept additional third-party terms.
Where a third-party service is used directly by a user, the user's relationship with that provider may be governed separately from the user's relationship with AntiqList.
33. Third-Party Privacy Policies
Third-party providers may maintain their own privacy policies.
AntiqList's Privacy Policy does not necessarily describe every practice of every independent third-party provider.
34. Data Sharing
AntiqList may provide third-party service providers with information reasonably necessary to provide contracted services.
Information shared may depend on the specific service and purpose.
35. Data Minimization
AntiqList seeks to limit information shared with third-party providers to information reasonably necessary for the relevant service or legally permitted purpose.
36. Confidentiality
Where appropriate, AntiqList seeks to require service providers handling information on its behalf to maintain appropriate confidentiality and security obligations.
37. Data Processing Agreements
Where required by applicable law, AntiqList may enter into appropriate contractual arrangements with service providers concerning personal information processing.
38. Data Security
AntiqList seeks to use reasonable technical and organizational safeguards when selecting and working with third-party service providers.
However, no third-party service or internet transmission can be guaranteed to be completely secure.
39. International Data Transfers
Third-party providers may process or store information in countries outside Türkiye or the country in which a user resides.
Where applicable, AntiqList seeks to implement appropriate safeguards for international transfers.
40. GDPR
Where the GDPR applies, AntiqList seeks to use third-party processors and service providers in a manner consistent with applicable GDPR requirements.
Where applicable, appropriate processor agreements and transfer safeguards may be used.
41. Türkiye Data Protection Requirements
Where applicable, AntiqList seeks to process and transfer personal information in accordance with Turkish data protection requirements, including applicable provisions of the Turkish Personal Data Protection Law (KVKK).
42. Retention by Third Parties
Third-party providers may retain information according to:
contractual requirements;
applicable law;
security requirements;
backup systems;
fraud-prevention requirements; or
their own documented retention procedures.
43. Deletion Requests
Where a user requests deletion of personal information, AntiqList may take reasonable steps to request deletion from relevant service providers where appropriate and legally permissible.
44. Backup Systems
Third-party providers may maintain backups that are not immediately modified when information is deleted from active systems.
Deletion from backup systems may occur according to the provider's backup lifecycle.
45. Legal and Government Requests
Third-party providers may be required to disclose information in response to valid legal processes, court orders, government requests, or law enforcement requirements.
AntiqList may also be required to cooperate with such requests.
46. Fraud and Security Investigations
AntiqList may share appropriate information with third-party security, fraud-prevention, payment, or verification providers where reasonably necessary to investigate or prevent fraud, abuse, or security incidents.
47. Intellectual Property
Third-party services may contain intellectual property belonging to their respective providers.
Nothing in this Policy transfers ownership of third-party intellectual property to AntiqList or its users.
48. Third-Party Service Availability
Third-party services may become unavailable, change functionality, experience outages, or be discontinued.
Such events may affect corresponding AntiqList features.
49. Service Changes
AntiqList may replace, add, remove, or modify third-party service providers when reasonably necessary for operational, security, legal, technical, or commercial reasons.
50. No Guarantee of Third-Party Services
AntiqList does not guarantee that third-party services will always be:
available;
accurate;
uninterrupted;
secure;
error-free; or
suitable for a particular purpose.
51. No Endorsement
The inclusion of a third-party service within the AntiqList platform does not necessarily constitute an endorsement, recommendation, certification, or guarantee of that provider.
52. Third-Party Service Failures
To the extent permitted by applicable law, AntiqList is not responsible for failures, errors, outages, security incidents, or other problems originating solely from an independent third-party service provider.
Mandatory legal rights and liabilities that cannot lawfully be excluded remain unaffected.
53. User-Provided Third-Party Services
Users may voluntarily provide links, integrations, payment instructions, social media references, or other third-party services through listings or communications.
Users remain responsible for ensuring that their use of such services is lawful and compliant with AntiqList policies.
54. Prohibited External Services
Users must not use third-party services to:
circumvent AntiqList restrictions;
conduct fraud;
distribute malware;
obtain unauthorized access;
manipulate marketplace activity;
facilitate prohibited transactions; or
otherwise abuse AntiqList systems.
55. Off-Platform Transactions
The use of third-party communication, payment, or transaction services may remove certain protections or monitoring available through AntiqList.
Users should exercise appropriate caution when completing transactions outside the AntiqList platform.
56. Third-Party Payment Links
Users should not assume that a payment link, invoice, account, or payment request received through a third-party service is authorized by AntiqList.
Users should independently verify payment instructions.
57. Phishing and Impersonation
Third-party services may be used by criminals to impersonate AntiqList or its representatives.
AntiqList will not normally request passwords, authentication codes, or sensitive credentials through unsolicited third-party communications.
58. User Verification of External Communications
Users should verify suspicious emails, messages, links, payment requests, or support communications before providing information or making payments.
Suspicious activity may be reported to:
[email protected]
59. Third-Party Advertising and Tracking
Advertising or analytics providers may use technologies such as:
cookies;
pixels;
tags;
device identifiers;
similar technologies; or
advertising identifiers.
Their use is subject to applicable law and user choices.
60. Cookie Controls
Information concerning cookies and similar technologies is described in the AntiqList Cookie Policy.
Users may have additional controls available through browsers, devices, or third-party providers.
61. Children's Data
Third-party services may have their own age restrictions and data-processing requirements.
AntiqList does not knowingly seek to use third-party services to collect unnecessary personal information from children.
62. Sensitive Information
Users should avoid submitting unnecessary sensitive personal information to third-party services through AntiqList.
Where a service requires particular information for a legitimate purpose, the applicable privacy and security requirements should be considered.
63. Business and Professional Users
Professional sellers, advertisers, developers, and business users may use third-party services in connection with their AntiqList activities.
They remain responsible for complying with applicable laws and third-party contractual requirements.
64. Developer Responsibility
Developers integrating with AntiqList are responsible for ensuring that third-party services used within their applications comply with:
applicable law;
privacy requirements;
security requirements;
intellectual property requirements; and
their contractual obligations.
65. Third-Party Applications
Applications operated by independent developers may process AntiqList-related information under their own privacy practices.
Users should review the applicable developer's privacy information before granting access.
66. No Responsibility for Independent Third Parties
AntiqList is not responsible for the independent actions, omissions, content, policies, security practices, or business decisions of third-party providers except to the extent responsibility cannot lawfully be excluded.
67. Compliance Monitoring
AntiqList may periodically review its important third-party relationships for operational, security, privacy, or compliance considerations.
68. Provider Replacement
AntiqList may replace a third-party provider where necessary due to:
service quality;
security;
privacy;
legal requirements;
availability;
pricing;
technical compatibility; or
other legitimate business reasons.
69. Emergency Changes
AntiqList may make immediate changes to third-party services where necessary to respond to:
security incidents;
fraud;
service outages;
legal requirements;
vulnerabilities; or
other urgent risks.
70. Relationship With the Privacy Policy
This Policy should be read together with the AntiqList Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, Data Retention & Deletion Policy, Terms of Use, and other applicable policies.
71. Relationship With the Payment Policy
Where third-party payment providers are used, this Policy should also be read together with the AntiqList Payment Policy and Refund & Cancellation Policy.
72. Relationship With the API & Developer Terms
Developers and technical partners using AntiqList APIs should also review the AntiqList API & Developer Terms.
73. Changes to This Policy
AntiqList may update this Policy from time to time to reflect changes in:
third-party providers;
technology;
legal requirements;
platform functionality;
security practices; or
business operations.
74. No Waiver of Mandatory Rights
Nothing in this Policy is intended to exclude or restrict rights or obligations that cannot legally be excluded or restricted.
75. Contact
Questions or concerns regarding third-party services used by AntiqList may be submitted to:
AntiqList
Yenişafak Mah. Merkezefendi Denizli / Türkiye
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.antiqlist.com/
76. Effective Date
This Third-Party Services Policy is effective as of 07 September 2026.
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