Buyer Protection & Dispute Resolution Policy
Effective Date: July 10, 2026
Flat Six Registry encourages safe transactions.
Before Purchasing
Buyers should:
- inspect the vehicle
- verify VIN
- obtain a vehicle history report
- review maintenance records
- verify ownership
- arrange a pre-purchase inspection
- confirm title status
- verify identity of the seller
- use secure payment methods
Buyer Protection
Unless specifically stated for a particular transaction or service, Flat Six Registry does not guarantee:
- vehicle quality
- mileage
- authenticity
- seller honesty
- payment recovery
- shipping
- successful delivery
The platform facilitates introductions between buyers and sellers and is not responsible for the underlying transaction.
Reporting Fraud
If fraud is suspected:
- stop communication
- preserve all evidence
- report the listing
- contact law enforcement where appropriate
- notify Flat Six Registry
We may suspend accounts while investigating.
Disputes
Flat Six Registry may, at its discretion:
- request documentation from both parties
- review communications conducted through the platform
- temporarily suspend accounts during an investigation
- remove listings that violate our policies
- restrict or terminate accounts for fraudulent or abusive conduct
We are not obligated to arbitrate or resolve disputes between buyers and sellers, and our review does not constitute a legal determination of fault.
Payment Disputes
Any chargebacks or payment disputes involving third-party payment providers should be handled according to the provider's procedures. Flat Six Registry may cooperate with investigations where appropriate.
Safe Purchasing Tips
We recommend that buyers:
- meet in a safe, public location when possible
- use traceable payment methods
- avoid wire transfers to unknown individuals
- verify the seller's identity
- arrange an independent pre-purchase inspection
- retain copies of all communications and transaction documents
Limitation of Responsibility
Flat Six Registry is not liable for losses resulting from:
- fraudulent sellers
- inaccurate vehicle descriptions
- undisclosed defects
- failed transactions
- shipping issues
- title disputes
- financing arrangements
- payment disputes between users
Users are responsible for conducting appropriate due diligence before completing a transaction.