Trust & safety

If a site only shows JSON, mystery crypto pitches, and no human contact, you should be suspicious. Here is the plain version of who we are and what we will not do.

Established business signals

• Named human operator with a public GitHub history and a real support address.
• Card payments go through Stripe — not a custom card form on our domain.
• Written Terms, Privacy Policy, and Trust page linked from the storefront.
• security.txt published at /.well-known/security.txt.
• We pause or redirect products that read like scam bait (e.g. “unclaimed money” funnels).

Verifiable surfaces

• Human storefront: aizamon.com
• Checkout: /client (Stripe)
• Legal: Terms · Privacy
• Free Tor installer: /install/tor-mcp
• Security contact file: /.well-known/security.txt

Promises we make

• We name a real support email and respond to purchase/delivery issues.
• We use Stripe for card payments — you see Stripe’s checkout, not a fake card form on our domain.
• Digital goods are delivered by email or inline JSON after payment confirmation.
• Public/marketplace telemetry is redacted. We do not package raw secrets for sale.
• When free prediction-gap samples are empty, we say so instead of inventing matches.

Promises we refuse

• No guaranteed investment returns or “can’t lose” trading claims.
• No selling access to other people’s private accounts or credentials.
• No pretending to be a bank, government agency, or large corporation.
• No hiding who operates the site.

Refunds & disputes

Digital goods are generally non-refundable once delivered (see Terms). If checkout charged you and delivery failed, email [email protected] with the Stripe/Gumroad receipt and we will fix delivery or refund when we failed to deliver.

Reporting a problem

Security or abuse reports: [email protected] (also listed in security.txt).