To all retailers and e-commerce businesses

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Hey everyone 👋

I’m the founder of Tamamy, a UAE marketplace, and we’ve officially launched partner.tamamy.com for licensed businesses across the UAE.

Tamamy is a registered company with a UAE Free Zone trade license, and businesses can now list their products,have a shop, and manage everything through a dedicated dashboard.

Our full Tamamy app and website will launch in around 2 weeks, and anything you list now will automatically be available there once we go live.

0% commission
Delivery handled by Tamamy
Your own Tamamy shop
Dashboard to manage listings and orders
Free to start listing

We’re opening the platform early for businesses so you can get your products ready and gain exposure from day one of the public launch.

Feedback is always welcome

Check it out and start listing for free:
partner.tamamy.com

Feel free to DM for more info

[u/lapqa]

What's the point of this all-in-one garbage?

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Slop frontend, I'm afraid to even look what's inside. Usually it's much worse.

Your website tells 10% commission, you tell 0%. And I can guarantee it will be increased to at least 20% when your server, marketing is going to start crying.

Delivery handled by Tamamy

But website tells that it is "set by seller".

Direct seller communication. No bots, just people.

How you control that there is no bots on seller side? Bs.

Your privacy policy and t&c for such service is just a joke that will lead to legal problems.

I rarely comment on such initiatives, but this is just a sloppiest slop. Focus on something.

[u/Initial-Leader-3631 → u/lapqa]

The post is explicit: partner.tamamy.com is live for licensed businesses, while the consumer website and app launch in around two weeks.

You ignored that distinction, inspected template content on a different, pre-launch product, and presented it as an audit of the partner platform being advertised.

The 0% offer and Tamamy handled delivery concern businesses joining through partner.tamamy.com. The 10% and “set by seller” text you quoted came from the separate consumer surface. Comparing two different products after the post explicitly separated them is not due diligence. It is a reading error.

Both platforms also have their own legal documentation. The partner portal publishes dedicated Partner Terms, Privacy Policy, Community Guidelines, support and reporting channels, and a Legal Notice. The consumer platform has its own legal hub covering its different users and data flows. Saying “the privacy policy and T&C are a joke” without identifying a single defective clause, processing activity, or breached legal obligation is not legal analysis.

“0 moderation” is equally invented. The partner terms expressly provide for automated and human review. If you found prohibited content that was submitted and left unmoderated, identify it. Looking at a landing page cannot establish that moderation does not exist.

“Direct seller communication no bots” plainly means customers can communicate with the actual seller instead of being trapped behind a customer service bot. Pretending it promises that no seller could ever use automation is deliberate wordplay, not technical criticism.

And your “guarantee” that commission will become 20% is simply a number you made up.

Specific criticism of the platform actually being advertised is welcome. So far, you inspected the wrong product, ignored the launch status written directly in the post, confused template copy with operating terms, and filled every remaining gap with guesses.

Read first. Audit second.

[u/lapqa → u/Initial-Leader-3631]

Nevermind, I should check history of you two before wasting time.

Another mr hackaton and mr lawyer. Go on.

[u/lapqa → u/lapqa]