About PeeveFix

DRAFT — written for launch in Australia, the UK, US, Canada and NZ. Not legal advice; have it checked before going live. Replace every [TODO].

We're a small independent website run by [TODO: owner or business name, ABN TODO] in Australia. You describe an everyday problem and we suggest the types of products people commonly use to fix it, with links to search for them on eBay and Amazon in your country.

How the suggestions work

• Suggestions are generated by an AI model from what you type. They are ideas, not product reviews, tests, or endorsements.
• We don't see or check prices, stock, sellers, delivery times or product safety. Those are set by the marketplace and its sellers — always read the listing before buying.
• We don't claim any specific listing exists. Our links open a marketplace search for the product type.
• Nothing here is medical, safety, legal or financial advice. For those, please talk to a qualified professional.

How we make money

Some links on this site are affiliate links. If you click one and buy something, the marketplace may pay us a small commission. It doesn't cost you anything extra.

• eBay: we're a member of the eBay Partner Network. [TODO: confirm once approved]
• Amazon: As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. [TODO: confirm once approved, per store]

Our AI isn't told which products pay commission or how much, and we don't rank suggestions by what earns us more. Commission never changes what we suggest.

Affiliate links are marked on our results pages with a notice right above the suggestions, and use rel="sponsored" so search engines know they're commercial.

Advertising

We don't run ads right now. If we add them later, every ad or paid placement will be clearly labelled "Sponsored" or "Ad" and kept visually separate from our suggestions. Advertisers won't be able to change what our AI suggests.

Following the rules

We aim to meet the disclosure rules where our visitors live, including:

• Australia: the Australian Consumer Law (no misleading or deceptive conduct, enforced by the ACCC) and the AANA Code of Ethics (advertising must be clearly distinguishable).
• United Kingdom: the CAP Code enforced by the ASA (affiliate content must be obviously identifiable as advertising) and consumer protection law enforced by the CMA.
• United States: the FTC's Endorsement Guides (clear and conspicuous disclosure of material connections).
• Canada / New Zealand: the Competition Act / Fair Trading Act rules on misleading representations.

Contact

Spotted a bad suggestion or something misleading? Tell us at [TODO: contact email] and we'll fix it.

Last updated: [TODO: date]