MOWJ Guarantee
Clear terms. Checked delivery. A person decides.
Every booking on MOWJ runs under the same rules, so a buyer knows what they are paying for and a creator knows when their work is done.
What it is not. The MOWJ Guarantee is a set of marketplace protection rules. It is not a financial guarantee, not insurance, not escrow and not a regulated financial service, and MOWJ does not hold money on anyone's behalf.
How a booking runs
- 01
Terms are frozen
What is delivered, by when, how many revisions, and which usage rights. Fixed the moment the buyer pays. Neither side can change them afterwards.
- 02
The creator delivers
With a note and a link to the published content or files. The delivery is recorded with its time.
- 03
The buyer reviews
Within the review window the creator set (48 hours unless stated otherwise), the buyer accepts or asks for changes within the agreed revisions.
- 04
Silence is acceptance
If the buyer does nothing before the window closes, the delivery counts as accepted. A buyer who goes quiet cannot hold a creator's work open.
- 05
The order completes
Acceptance closes the order. A problem found afterwards can still be raised for 14 days.
If you are buying
- You see the full terms before you pay, and they cannot change after.
- You get the agreed number of revisions, and a review window after every delivery.
- If the work is not delivered, is late, or is not what was agreed, you can open a dispute.
- If a creator declines your booking before starting, the order is cancelled in full.
If you are a creator
- You set the scope, the price, the revisions and the review window. That is the whole job.
- Requests outside the agreed scope are not part of the booking, and you can dispute them.
- A buyer who does not respond after delivery does not block you: the delivery counts as accepted when the window closes.
- Revisions are limited to the number you agreed. There is no unlimited rework.
When something goes wrong
Either side can open a dispute and say what happened. The order pauses. A person at MOWJ reads the agreed terms, the delivery and both accounts, and decides. Nothing is decided automatically.
The decision can be: the delivery stands, the creator must fix or redo the work, a partial refund, a full refund, or cancellation. Both sides are told the decision and the reason.
Where things stand today
MOWJ is in test mode. Payments are simulated: no card is charged, no money moves, and a refund is a record on the order, not a transfer. The rules above already run exactly as described, so you can see how a real booking will behave before any real payment is switched on.