Business Content Policy — Buurted
Version 1
Page updated: 24 October 2026
Effective from 23 September 2026.
1. What business content should be
Relevant to the neighbourhood you post in
Accurate about price, availability, dates and what you offer
Clearly recognisable as coming from your business
In Dutch or English
2. What is not allowed
Anything unlawful, or promoting anything unlawful
Misleading prices, fake discounts, invented scarcity, or offers you do not honour
Discriminatory, harassing, hateful, sexually explicit or violent content
Health, medical or therapeutic claims you cannot substantiate
Regulated goods and services that may not be advertised this way: prescription medicines, tobacco and vapes, weapons, gambling, and high-cost credit
Alcohol promoted in a way that appeals to minors or encourages excessive consumption
Political advertising and content promoting a party or candidate
Impersonating another business, or using another’s name, logo or reviews
Content you do not hold the rights to
Collecting residents’ personal data through a post, or directing them off-platform to do so
Repeatedly posting the same content, or posting in neighbourhoods your business does not serve
The Prohibited Items list applies in full to business accounts
3. What is allowed
Linking to your own website, webshop, menu or booking page. Inviting customers to visit. Sharing your opening hours, offers and news. That is normal use.
4. Enforcement
Situation | What happens |
|---|---|
First time | Depending on the circumstances, a warning, correction request or content removal with an explanation. |
Repeated | Further restrictions or account suspension may follow repeated breaches, with an explanation and a way to object. |
Serious or unlawful | Immediate removal and account suspension, and a report to the authorities where required |
When we restrict your content or account, we provide reasons and information about objecting, subject to applicable legal exceptions. You can object by emailing info@buurted.nl, including when you cannot access your account. We aim to respond within 10 working days; see the Notice and Action Procedure.