Terms & Disclaimer

Last updated: June 4, 2026

Playful service only

SomeoneSentThis lets users create fictional, playful, emotional, surprise, prank, challenge, voting, award, notice, and message-style digital experiences. The service is not for official communications, emergency communications, legal notices, financial notices, government notices, court notices, police notices, tax notices, medical advice, threats, harassment, coercion, extortion, or illegal activity.

No harmful use

You may not use SomeoneSentThis to send or host threats, terrorist content, violent extremist content, blackmail, stalking, doxxing, hate, sexual coercion, child exploitation content, fraud, impersonation, malware, phishing, or content that encourages self-harm or real-world harm. Users are responsible for the content they create and send. We do not position the service as a place for harmful, illegal, or abusive communications.

Fictional notices

Funny Notice experiences must clearly remain fictional and playful. They must not imitate real government, police, court, tax, bank, debt collection, immigration, medical, school disciplinary, employer disciplinary, or emergency documents. They must include a visible disclaimer that the notice is fictional.

Guest checkout

Customers do not need an account. You are responsible for the content you submit, the recipient information you provide, and ensuring you have a lawful reason to send a recipient a message or link.

Payments and invoices

Payments are processed through PayPal. We store order records, payment references, invoice records, and invoice PDFs for accounting, support, tax, fraud-prevention, and legal purposes. If an email address is provided, we may send the reveal link, receipt, invoice, and service-related messages.

No guarantee of delivery

Email delivery, SMS delivery, payment completion, link access, third-party analytics, DNS, hosting, and browser behavior can fail. We will try to provide a reliable service, but we cannot guarantee that every message or email is delivered, received, opened, read, or acted upon.

Recipient email responsibility

The sender is responsible for entering the correct recipient email address. SomeoneSentThis is not responsible if a message, link, receipt, or invoice is not received because the email address was wrong, misspelled, inactive, blocked, full, unavailable, filtered as spam, rejected by the recipient’s mail provider, delayed by a third-party service, or affected by the recipient’s device, settings, inbox rules, or network.

Reports and misuse

If misuse is reported or detected through normal service operations, we may restrict access to the relevant page, refuse service, preserve necessary technical/order records, or comply with valid legal obligations. This does not mean that ordinary messages are manually reviewed before delivery.