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Terms and Conditions of the MyEx Experience Auditors Program

Part One: Definitions, Legal Relationship, Acceptance, Eligibility, and Program Scope

1. Introduction

Welcome to the MyEx Experience Auditors Program.

These Terms and Conditions set out the legal and operational framework that governs the relationship between the Auditor and MyEx. They define the Auditor’s rights, obligations, authority, work limits, commission calculation mechanism, and the grounds for suspension or termination of cooperation.

These Terms form an integral and complementary part of the general MyEx Terms of Use, the Privacy Policy, and any operational manuals, instructions, or internal policies issued by Khibra Plus Information Technology Company or MyEx from time to time.

By registering in the program, using the Auditor Dashboard, performing any review task, or continuing to work within the system, the Auditor expressly agrees to comply with these Terms and Conditions, including any future amendments.

2. Owner and Operator

The MyEx platform and application are owned and operated by:

Khibra Plus Information Technology Company

The company is the owner and operator of the platform and is responsible for managing the Experience Auditors Program, determining auditors’ permissions, acceptance and rejection mechanisms, commissions, evaluation, suspension, and all matters related to the operation of the program.

MyEx is a trademark registered locally and internationally. No Auditor or third party may use it in a way that suggests ownership, official representation, authorization, or the creation of accounts, pages, or campaigns under the MyEx name without the company’s express permission.

3. Key Definitions

For the purposes of these Terms, the following words and expressions shall have the meanings set out below, unless the context requires otherwise:

Company: Khibra Plus Information Technology Company, the owner and operator of MyEx.

MyEx, Platform, or Application: The MyEx platform, application, website, systems, services, dashboards, pages, and tools affiliated with MyEx.

Experience Auditors Program: The program made available by MyEx to independent individuals to review experiences, improve written content, classify content, add links and discount codes, and contribute to sharing experiences in accordance with these Terms.

Auditor or Experience Auditor: The person accepted into the MyEx Auditors Program as an Independent Performance Partner and granted specific permissions to review experiences according to the platform’s standards.

Independent Performance Partner: The legal status of the Auditor within the program. It means that the Auditor is an independent collaborator whose income depends on performance and actual sales, and is not an employee, worker, agent, or legal representative of the company.

Experience: Any content submitted by a user on MyEx about a product or service, including video, photos, written text, title, rating, category, and any related information.

User or Experience Creator: The person who submits an experience on MyEx about a product or service they have used or tried.

Auditor Dashboard: The system or interface provided by MyEx to the Auditor to review experiences, send notes, add links, monitor performance, or perform any other tasks permitted by the platform.

Affiliate Links or Affiliate Marketing Links: Purchase, booking, or subscription links connected to affiliate marketing programs, which may generate commission when a sale or qualifying action occurs according to the terms of the relevant affiliate program.

Discount Codes: Special or general discount codes used with stores, platforms, or services, which may be linked to commissions or marketing performance depending on the nature of the agreement.

Wallet: The internal account in which the Auditor’s estimated or confirmed commissions, amounts, or entitlements appear within MyEx.

Internal Evaluation: An evaluation conducted by MyEx of the Auditor’s performance based on review quality, decision accuracy, number of sales, compliance, activity, and any other criteria adopted by the company.

4. Nature of the Relationship Between MyEx and the Auditor

The Auditor acknowledges and agrees that their relationship with MyEx is that of an Independent Performance Partner, not an employment, labor, agency, or legal representation relationship.

The Auditor’s acceptance into the program does not create any right to claim:

The Auditor may not represent the company before any party, speak officially on its behalf, sign any agreement, make any commitment, or create any obligation on MyEx or Khibra Plus Information Technology Company.

Acceptance into the program does not mean a permanent or guaranteed relationship. The company has the right to terminate cooperation or suspend the account in accordance with these Terms.

5. Eligibility and Registration Requirements

To be accepted into the MyEx Experience Auditors Program, the applicant must:

MyEx has the right to accept or reject any application to join the program without being required to provide reasons.

6. Identity and Country Verification

MyEx has the right to request proof of identity from the Auditor at any time, whether before or after account activation, or before processing any withdrawal.

This may include, without limitation:

Identity or document verification may be requested for purposes including:

MyEx may suspend the account, delay withdrawal, or terminate the Auditor if the required documents are not provided, or if false or incomplete information is submitted.

7. Acceptance of the Terms

A dedicated button or link to the Terms and Conditions is available during Auditor registration. The Auditor must review these Terms before completing registration or using the Auditor Dashboard.

Continuing registration, using the system, or performing any task within MyEx shall be deemed acceptance of these Terms and Conditions, whether the Auditor has read them in full or not.

The Auditor also acknowledges that these Terms may be updated or amended, and continued use of the program after any update shall be deemed acceptance of the updated version.

8. Governing Language of the Terms

The Arabic version of these Terms and Conditions is the original and legally binding version.

Any translation into English or any other language is provided for clarification purposes only and shall not replace the Arabic version.

In the event of any conflict between the Arabic version and any translation, the Arabic version shall prevail and be binding.

9. Connection With Other MyEx Policies

These Terms form an integral and complementary part of:

In the event of any conflict between these Terms and any other policy, MyEx has the right to determine which text or policy shall apply depending on the nature of the matter and in a manner that serves the interests of the platform, protects users, and protects the company.

10. Scope of the Auditor’s Role

The Auditor’s role in MyEx is to review experiences submitted to the platform according to the language, country, or scope assigned by MyEx.

The Auditor’s role may generally include:

The Auditor may not exceed the permissions granted to them inside or outside the system.

11. Basic Auditor Permissions

Subject to the permissions granted by MyEx, the Auditor may take one of the following decisions regarding an experience:

The Auditor’s decision must be based on MyEx standards, not on an unjustified personal opinion.

Acceptance, rejection, or return decisions depend on four main elements:

An experience must not be accepted if it is weak, unclear, unhelpful, or contrary to MyEx standards.

12. Limits of the Auditor’s Editing Authority

The Auditor may only intervene in text-based and organizational elements, namely:

The Auditor may not edit:

If the photos or video are not suitable, the Auditor must return the experience to the user with a clear explanation of the reason, and must not modify them personally.

13. No Change to the Meaning of the User’s Experience

When editing text, title, or keywords, the Auditor must not change the meaning, opinion, or main intention of the user’s experience.

The Auditor may improve wording, organize ideas, clarify the text, and correct errors, but may not:

The experience must remain a reflection of the user’s real opinion and actual experience.

14. Language Scope of the Auditor

The Auditor may only review experiences written or submitted in the language for which they were accepted or the language assigned to them by MyEx.

The Auditor may not review experiences in other languages unless they request permission from MyEx management and receive express approval, while proving sufficient ability to understand and write in that language.

The Auditor may not use artificial intelligence tools to translate experiences into another language without permission from MyEx.

15. Communication With Users

The Auditor may not communicate with the user who submitted the experience outside the MyEx system.

All notes, correction requests, return reasons, or rejection reasons must be submitted only through the system or through methods approved by MyEx.

The Auditor is prohibited from requesting personal information from the user, contacting them via WhatsApp, email, or social media, or attempting to influence them outside the platform.

16. Notes When Returning an Experience

If the Auditor decides to return an experience to the user, the notes must be clear, useful, and respectful.

The note must explain:

The Auditor may not write vague, offensive, or unhelpful notes such as:

without explaining the reason.

17. Supervisor Review

The supervisor or MyEx management has the right to review the Auditor’s decisions.

If the Auditor accepts an experience, the supervisor may take one of the following actions:

If the Auditor permanently rejects an experience, the rejection reason will be shown to the supervisor, and the supervisor is not required to reopen or return the experience.

MyEx retains full authority to review, amend, or cancel any decision made by the Auditor as it deems appropriate to protect the quality of the platform.

18. Interview and Acceptance Process

The Auditor interview is usually conducted online. MyEx does not necessarily focus on the CV or employment history.

The interview may focus on:

MyEx has the right to accept or reject any applicant based on internal evaluation without providing reasons.

19. No Guarantee of Acceptance or Continued Cooperation

Acceptance into the program does not guarantee continued participation.

Granting the Auditor an account, dashboard, links, or codes does not create any permanent right in the program or in any future earnings.

MyEx has the right to change the Auditor’s status, restrict permissions, suspend the Auditor, or terminate cooperation in accordance with these Terms.

20. Official Notices and Communications

Any notice, update, or decision sent by MyEx to the Auditor through the dashboard, email, WhatsApp, SMS, or any other method the company deems appropriate shall be considered an official notice to the Auditor.

The Auditor is responsible for following messages, alerts, and updates received from MyEx.

21. Compliance With the Laws of the Auditor’s Country

The Auditor is responsible for complying with the laws and regulations of their country regarding:

MyEx and Khibra Plus Information Technology Company shall not be liable if the Auditor violates the laws of their country or the rules of any platform they use.

22. No Guaranteed Promises

The Auditor is prohibited from making any guaranteed promises to users, stores, or any external party.

Prohibited statements include:

All statements must be realistic, such as:

“Results depend on the quality of the experience, performance, and actual sales.”

23. Auditor Independence and No Company Representation

The Auditor may introduce themselves as:

MyEx Experience Auditor

or

Experience Auditor at MyEx

provided that they do not present themselves as the official account of the application, a legal representative of the company, an employee, or a person authorized to negotiate or sign agreements.

The Auditor may not use any wording that suggests they are an official account or spokesperson of MyEx without written permission.

24. Prohibition of Impersonating MyEx

The Auditor is prohibited from impersonating MyEx or creating accounts, pages, or names that suggest official affiliation with the company, such as:

unless expressly authorized in writing by MyEx management.

The Auditor may only use their personal account or an account that clearly belongs to them, while clarifying their status as an independent auditor.

25. MyEx’s Right to Protect Its Trademark

The Auditor must use the MyEx name and logo in a way that respects the trademark and does not harm it.

The Auditor is prohibited from:

MyEx has the right to require the Auditor to remove any content that uses the trademark improperly.

26. Use of the MyEx Name in Advertisements

The Auditor may promote the experiences that belong to them or that they have reviewed, whether through free or paid advertising. However, any use of the MyEx name or logo in paid advertising requires permission from MyEx management.

All advertising costs incurred by the Auditor shall be the Auditor’s sole responsibility. The company shall not bear any cost, damage, claim, financial liability, or reputational liability related to such advertisements.

27. General Summary of This Part

The Auditor acknowledges that joining the MyEx Auditors Program means full understanding of the nature of the relationship, that the Auditor is an Independent Performance Partner, that their permissions are limited, and that their role is to protect the quality of experiences and build trust within the platform.

The Auditor further acknowledges that MyEx has full authority to manage the program, amend its terms, review auditors’ decisions, protect its trademark, and suspend or restrict any activity that violates these Terms or harms the interests of the platform, users, or the company.

Part Two: Experience Review Standards, Acceptance, Return, Rejection, and Prohibited Content

28. Purpose of Reviewing Experiences

The purpose of reviewing experiences on MyEx is to protect the quality of the platform, strengthen user trust, and ensure that every published experience helps users make better decisions before purchasing a product or using a service.

The Auditor’s role is not limited to detecting mistakes. It also includes ensuring that the experience is:

The Auditor acknowledges that review quality directly affects the credibility, reputation, and interests of MyEx, its users, partners, and merchants.

29. Main Elements for Accepting an Experience

The acceptability of an experience on MyEx depends on four main elements:

The Auditor may not accept an experience that does not meet the minimum acceptable standard in these elements, or that is too weak to be useful to users.

The Auditor must evaluate the entire experience, not only one part of it. For example, the text may be good while the video is weak, or the photos may be excellent while the topic is unsuitable, or the video may be clear while the written text is insufficient.

30. Video Review

The Auditor must watch and evaluate the video before deciding whether to accept, return, or reject the experience.

An acceptable video must:

Video length alone is not enough for acceptance. The most important factors are clarity, usefulness, and the ability of the video to explain the experience to the user.

31. Returning an Experience Because of the Video

The Auditor may return the experience to the user with clear notes if the video needs improvement, including cases such as:

When returning the experience, the Auditor must clearly explain the reason and request that the user improve the video or upload a better one.

32. Rejecting an Experience Because of the Video

The Auditor may permanently reject the experience if the video contains a major violation, such as:

The rejection reason must be clearly written inside the system.

33. Photo Review

The experience must include at least one photo.

The existence of a photo alone is not enough. The photo must be:

A weak, unclear, or unhelpful photo does not meet the acceptance standard, even if the written experience is good.

34. No Photo Editing

The Auditor may not edit photos under any circumstances.

This includes:

If the photo is unsuitable, the Auditor must return the experience to the user, explain the reason, and request a better photo.

35. Returning an Experience Because of Photos

The Auditor must return the experience to the user if the photos are:

The Auditor must write a clear note, such as:

“The photo is unclear. Please upload a better photo of the product.”

“The product does not appear clearly in the photo.”

“The photo does not support the experience or explain the product or service.”

36. Reviewing the Experience Topic

The Auditor must ensure that the experience topic is suitable for publication on MyEx.

A topic is considered suitable if it relates to a real product or service and can help users before purchasing or using it.

Experiences may include:

The product or service does not always need to be global. MyEx may accept local experiences if they are useful, clear, and honest.

37. Local Experiences

The Auditor may accept an experience about a very local product or service, such as a restaurant, shop, salon, service center, clinic, or store in a specific city, if the experience is useful, clear, and helps users.

Even if no affiliate links or discount codes are currently available, the experience may be accepted if it has real value for users.

MyEx reserves the right to develop its business in the future to include this sector and connect it with commission programs, discount codes, or local partnerships.

38. Written Text Review

The written text in the experience must contain at least 300 characters.

Reaching the minimum character count is not enough by itself. The text must also be:

The Auditor may improve the written text if the issue is only wording, provided that the meaning or opinion of the user is not changed.

39. Improving the Text After Watching the Video

After watching the video, the Auditor may improve the written text and transfer important points mentioned by the user in the video into the written description.

This may include:

However, the Auditor may not add information that was not mentioned in the video or text, change the user’s opinion, or turn the experience into unrealistic commercial advertising.

40. Title and Keywords

The Auditor may edit the title of the experience to make it clearer and stronger for search engines inside and outside MyEx.

The Auditor may add:

The Auditor may also extract keywords from the video and text, such as:

Keywords and titles must not mislead users or create an inaccurate impression of the experience content.

41. Category and Section

The Auditor may change the experience category or section selected by the user if it is unsuitable.

The Auditor must place the experience in the category closest to the nature of the product or service so that it appears in the correct place inside MyEx.

Choosing the correct category is an essential part of the Auditor’s work because it affects:

42. Rating Review

The Auditor must review the star rating and ensure that it matches the content of the experience.

If the written text is very negative but the rating is unrealistically high, or if the written text is very positive but the rating is low without a clear reason, the Auditor must return the experience to the user for correction.

The Auditor must explain to the user that the rating should logically and honestly reflect the content of the experience.

The Auditor may not change the rating personally if the system does not allow it, but must return the experience to the user to correct the rating.

43. Negative Experiences

Negative experiences are allowed on MyEx because they can be very useful to users before purchase.

However, a negative experience must be:

The Auditor must review negative experiences with extra care, because this type of content may create legal or reputational risks if worded improperly.

44. Prohibition of Defamation and Personal Attacks in Negative Experiences

The Auditor must not accept any negative experience that contains:

If the experience is useful but contains unsuitable wording, the Auditor must return it to the user with clear notes requesting wording changes.

If the experience is entirely based on abuse, defamation, or serious accusations, the Auditor may permanently reject it.

45. Alternative Product in Negative Experiences

MyEx prefers negative experiences to include an alternative product or service.

The Auditor should encourage the user to mention, show, and discuss the alternative inside the experience, because the presence of an alternative:

If a negative experience is submitted without an alternative product, the Auditor may return it to the user with a note explaining that a suitable alternative increases the value and credibility of the experience.

If no alternative actually exists, the negative experience may still be accepted, provided that it is clear, respectful, and honest.

46. Examples of Notes for Negative Experiences

The Auditor may use notes such as:

“The negative experience is useful, but the wording needs to be adjusted so that it does not include personal attacks or abuse.”

“Please focus on the issue with the product or service instead of using personal or offensive language.”

“It is preferable to add an alternative product if available, because this increases the credibility of the experience and helps users.”

“If there is no alternative product, please clarify that within the experience.”

47. Prohibited or Sensitive Products and Services

The Auditor must reject or return any experience related to a prohibited, unlawful, or high-risk topic, according to MyEx policies and discretion.

Prohibited or sensitive content includes, without limitation:

MyEx may update the list of prohibited content at any time.

48. Medical and Health Experiences

The Auditor must exercise extreme caution when reviewing experiences related to health, medical products, supplements, or treatments.

The Auditor must not accept any experience that includes:

If the experience is only a respectful personal experience about a permitted health product, the wording must clearly indicate that it is a personal experience and not medical advice.

The Auditor may return or reject the experience if it creates risk for users or includes a clear violation.

49. Fake or Unreal Experiences

It is strictly prohibited to accept any fake or unreal experience.

Fake experiences include:

If the Auditor suspects that the experience is not real, the Auditor must not accept it. The Auditor may return it to the user requesting clarification, or reject it if manipulation is clear.

50. Prohibition of Stolen or Copied Content

The Auditor must not accept any experience containing stolen or copied content from the internet or other platforms.

This includes:

The Auditor must reject or return the experience if it appears that the content is not original or does not belong to the user.

51. Use of Artificial Intelligence in User Experiences

If it appears to the Auditor that the user’s experience was written entirely by artificial intelligence without an actual experience, or that the text is too general and does not reflect real use, the Auditor may return or reject the experience.

Using language improvement tools does not automatically make the experience unacceptable, but the experience must remain based on real use and an actual user opinion.

The goal is to prevent artificial experiences, not to prevent wording improvement.

52. Use of Artificial Intelligence by the Auditor

The Auditor may use artificial intelligence tools to improve their work, and such use is considered one of the qualities of a distinguished Auditor, provided it remains within permitted limits.

Artificial intelligence may be used to:

Artificial intelligence may not be used to:

53. Direct Links Inside User Text

If the user’s text contains unsuitable direct links, external links, or information that should not be published inside the experience, the Auditor must return the experience to the user with a note explaining the issue.

The Auditor should not simply delete the violation if doing so hides the mistake from the user. The user must understand the reason for the return so they can learn how to submit experiences correctly.

The Auditor may improve permitted text if the issue is only wording. As for major violations, the experience must be returned or rejected depending on the case.

54. Prohibition of Removing Major Errors Without Explanation

If the Auditor finds a major violation in the experience, such as abuse, defamation, direct links, false claims, or unsuitable content, the Auditor must not merely remove the violating part without explanation.

The general rule is to return the experience to the user with a clear explanation so that the user understands the issue and refers back to the Experience Guide.

The Auditor may reject the experience directly if the violation is serious or cannot be easily corrected.

55. Product Experiences

If the experience is about a product, the Auditor must ensure that the product is clear in the experience and that the text, video, and photos discuss it in an understandable way.

After reviewing the experience, the Auditor must verify whether the same product can be found on platforms or stores that work with MyEx through affiliate marketing, when required and available.

The Auditor may not accept a different product or place a link to an alternative product as if it were the same product.

56. Service Experiences

If the experience is about a service, such as a hotel, application, restaurant, clinic, course, or website, the Auditor reviews the experience based on its value, usefulness, and clarity.

MyEx works with programs and services that may provide affiliate links or discount codes.

If the service is not currently available within MyEx programs, the Auditor may contact the service provider to ask whether they have an affiliate program or discount code, provided that the Auditor does not negotiate on behalf of MyEx or present themselves as an official representative of the company.

If the experience is highly useful and no links or codes are available, it may still be accepted.

57. Product Not Available

If the experience is about a product and the Auditor cannot find the same product on any sales platform that works with MyEx through affiliate marketing, the Auditor may not add a link to an alternative or similar product.

In this case, the Auditor may reject the experience if acceptance requires a link to the same product and the product is not available on any approved platform.

When a link is added, it must be for the same product shown in the experience, not a similar or alternative product.

58. Product Link Matching

The Auditor must ensure that the purchase link belongs to the same product shown in the experience.

The supervisor or MyEx will have review systems, including artificial intelligence systems, that help detect cases where the Auditor adds a link to another product or a product that does not match the experience.

Adding a mismatched link is a serious violation and may lead to suspension or termination of cooperation.

59. Service Not Available in MyEx Programs

If the experience is about a service that is not available within current MyEx programs, it may still be accepted if it is useful, honest, and clear.

The Auditor may attempt to open preliminary cooperation with the service provider only by presenting the idea of MyEx and asking whether they have an affiliate program or discount code.

The Auditor may not negotiate, sign agreements, or make promises on behalf of MyEx.

60. Content That Must Be Rejected Immediately

The Auditor may permanently reject an experience if it contains any of the following:

The rejection reason must be documented inside the system.

61. Content That Must Be Returned for Correction

The Auditor must return the experience to the user instead of rejecting it directly if it can be improved, such as:

The return must include clear notes that help the user correct the experience.

62. Content That May Be Accepted After Improvement

The Auditor may accept the experience after improving the elements they are allowed to edit if the experience is originally good and real, and the issue is only wording, organization, title, keywords, or category.

The improvement must not change the user’s experience or opinion.

63. Handling Auditor Mistakes

If the Auditor repeatedly accepts weak experiences, rejects good experiences, or makes inaccurate decisions, the supervisor first guides the Auditor and explains the mistakes.

If the Auditor does not respond to guidance, a meeting will be held with the Auditor to review their work method.

If the supervisor determines that the Auditor is unable to review properly or does not comply with MyEx standards, the company may terminate cooperation with the Auditor.

64. MyEx’s Right to Review Experiences After Publication

MyEx has the right to delete, hide, edit, re-review, or suspend any published experience at any time if it later appears that the experience is:

This right applies even if the experience was previously accepted by the Auditor or published on the platform.

65. Confidentiality of Review and Anti-Manipulation Systems

MyEx has the right not to disclose the details of its artificial intelligence systems, anti-manipulation systems, internal evaluation mechanisms, or violation detection methods.

This is intended to protect the platform and prevent circumvention or abuse.

The Auditor may not require MyEx to disclose the details or mechanisms of these systems.

66. Duty of Neutrality and Objectivity

The Auditor must review experiences with neutrality and objectivity, without being influenced by personal relationships, prior opinions, or personal interests.

The Auditor is prohibited from accepting or rejecting an experience based on:

67. Conflict of Interest

The Auditor is prohibited from reviewing any experience belonging to themselves personally, or to a relative, friend, or any person directly connected to them.

The Auditor must notify MyEx or leave the experience for another reviewer if there is a conflict of interest.

Any violation of this clause may be considered a serious violation and may lead to account suspension or termination of cooperation.

68. Prohibition of Bribery or Influence on Decisions

The Auditor is prohibited from accepting gifts, money, offers, external commissions, or any benefit from users or stores in exchange for:

Any violation of this clause is considered a serious violation and may lead to immediate termination of cooperation and loss of entitlements as determined by MyEx.

69. Prohibition of Creating or Encouraging Fake Experiences

The Auditor is prohibited from creating fake experiences or encouraging any person to submit an unreal experience for the purpose of increasing the number of experiences or earnings.

The Auditor is also prohibited from organizing misleading campaigns to submit experiences that do not reflect actual use of the product or service.

Every experience must be based on real use and an actual experience.

70. Duty to Direct Users to the Experience Guide

If the Auditor notices that the user does not understand how to submit a proper experience, the Auditor should direct the user through the notes to refer to the Experience Guide or instructions available inside MyEx.

The notes must be educational and professional, not aggressive or discouraging.

71. General Summary of This Part

The Auditor acknowledges that reviewing experiences on MyEx is a core responsibility related to credibility, and that any acceptance, rejection, or return must be based on clear standards.

The Auditor further acknowledges that published experiences must reflect real experiences, respect users, be free from misleading content, and provide actual value before purchase.

MyEx retains full authority to review any decision, edit or remove any experience, and update review standards and prohibited content in a manner that serves the interests of the platform, users, and the company.

Part Three: Affiliate Links, Discount Codes, Publishing, Marketing, Merchants, and Artificial Intelligence

72. Nature of Connecting Experiences With Affiliate Marketing

MyEx operates on a model that connects real user experiences with e-commerce and affiliate marketing by adding purchase links, discount codes, or suitable referral methods within the experience or through the platform’s system.

The Auditor acknowledges that the purpose of adding purchase links or discount codes is not to turn the experience into misleading advertising, but to enable the user to access the product or service after reviewing a real experience that helps them make a better decision.

The connection between the experience and the links or codes must be based on clarity, honesty, product or service matching, and compliance with MyEx policies, merchant policies, and affiliate platform policies.

73. Auditor Responsibility for Purchase Links

After reviewing the main elements of the experience, the Auditor is responsible for adding or reviewing purchase links, booking links, or subscription links when the experience requires that and when the product or service is available on platforms or stores that work with MyEx.

Before adding any link, the Auditor must ensure that:

Adding an incorrect or mismatched link is a serious violation, and MyEx may take any action it deems appropriate against the Auditor.

74. Adding Multiple Links Globally

The Auditor’s work is not limited to adding only one link if the product is available on more than one platform or in more than one country.

If the product is available on several sales platforms or markets that work with MyEx through affiliate marketing, the Auditor must add the available links whenever possible.

These platforms may include, without limitation:

75. Linking Each Link to the Correct Country

The Auditor Dashboard allows, or may allow in the future, each purchase link or discount code to be connected to the relevant country or market.

The Auditor must use this option accurately so that users see the most suitable purchase link based on their country or target market.

For example:

The Auditor is responsible for accurately entering the country or market connected to each link, according to the permissions provided by MyEx.

76. Targeting Language, Not Only Country

The Auditor acknowledges that an experience on MyEx may serve all speakers of the same language worldwide, not only residents of one country.

Therefore, if an experience is in Arabic, for example, the Auditor should consider Arabic speakers worldwide, not only one country.

The Auditor should, whenever possible, add suitable links for multiple countries or markets when the product is available, because speakers of one language may be located in many countries.

This applies to all languages supported by MyEx, with the goal of maximizing the benefit of the experience and reaching the appropriate global audience.

77. Prohibition of Adding a Different Product Link

The Auditor may not add a link to a product different from the product shown in the experience.

The Auditor may not add a link to a similar or alternative product and present it as the same product.

If the experience is about a specific product, the link must be for that same product, or the case must be handled according to MyEx policies.

If the same product is not available on any platform that works with MyEx, the Auditor may reject the experience if a matching link is required for acceptance.

78. No Replacement With an Alternative Product by the Auditor

The Auditor may not replace the product mentioned in the experience with another product of their own choice if the original product cannot be found.

The Auditor may not add a link to an alternative product simply because its commission is higher, it is easier to find, or it has better ratings.

Alternatives may only be used within the context of the experience if the user themselves mentioned, showed, or discussed an alternative product, or if the negative experience requires an alternative and the user has clearly provided it.

79. Verifying the Product and Seller

The Auditor must carefully verify the existence of the product or service and verify the seller or provider as much as possible before adding the link.

The Auditor should consider factors such as:

Over time, the Auditor is expected to gain stronger experience in selecting suitable links and trustworthy sellers.

80. MyEx Systems for Detecting Mismatched Links

MyEx or its supervisors may use internal systems or artificial intelligence systems to review links added by auditors and detect cases where a link does not match the product or service.

MyEx is not required to disclose the details of these systems or how they work.

The Auditor acknowledges that the existence of review or artificial intelligence systems does not relieve the Auditor of personal responsibility for the accuracy of the links they add.

81. Service Links

If the experience is about a service such as a hotel, application, restaurant, clinic, training course, website, or any other service, the Auditor must search for available links, discount codes, or affiliate programs within the programs that MyEx works with.

If the service is available through MyEx programs, the appropriate link or code must be used based on the country or audience.

If the service is not available through current programs, the experience may still be accepted if it is useful, clear, and honest, with the possibility of opening initial contact with the service provider within the limits of these Terms.

82. Accepting Services Without Links

MyEx may accept service experiences even if no affiliate links or discount codes are available, provided that the experience is useful, clear, honest, and helps users before making a decision.

This may include, for example:

MyEx reserves the right to develop mechanisms in the future to connect these sectors with commissions or partnerships.

83. Auditor-Specific Discount Codes

MyEx may provide the Auditor with personal discount codes in some stores or platforms that MyEx works with.

These codes may be used to track performance, provide users with a discount, or connect sales to the Auditor according to the system of each store or platform.

The Auditor must use the codes correctly and may not modify them, attribute them to someone else, or use them in a misleading way.

The Auditor may not claim that the code provides benefits that are not true or discounts that do not exist.

84. Shared General Codes

In some cases, MyEx may have one general discount code for the entire project before issuing personal codes to each Auditor.

In such case, earnings from this code may be distributed among auditors within the relevant country or scope based on internal evaluation, actual number of sales, and overall performance, as determined by MyEx.

Shared general codes do not count toward the Auditor’s personal sales requirement if they are not connected to the Auditor’s own code or link.

MyEx may modify, suspend, replace, or stop the method of distributing earnings from shared codes at any time.

85. Auditor Accounts and Identifiers on Affiliate Platforms

MyEx may provide the Auditor with accounts, codes, or identifiers on affiliate marketing platforms that MyEx works with, so that sales or performance connected to the Auditor can be tracked.

These accounts, codes, and identifiers remain part of the operational system of MyEx and are not considered personal property of the Auditor.

The Auditor must use them only for the purpose for which they were provided and in accordance with MyEx instructions and the policies of affiliate platforms.

86. No Ownership of Links or Codes by the Auditor

The Auditor does not own any rights in:

All of the above are part of MyEx’s system and operations and the rights of Khibra Plus Information Technology Company, even if the Auditor receives commission from the performance of some of those experiences.

87. MyEx’s Right to Modify or Stop Links and Codes

MyEx has the right to stop, change, delete, disable, or replace any affiliate link, discount code, or tracking identifier associated with the Auditor at any time.

This may happen due to:

The Auditor may not object or claim compensation for changing or stopping any link or code.

88. Prohibition of Sharing Affiliate Links Directly Outside MyEx

The Auditor is prohibited from sharing affiliate links or private purchase links directly on the internet, social media, messages, forums, or any channel outside MyEx, unless MyEx expressly allows it.

The default rule is that the Auditor should only share the MyEx experience page link, so that the user reaches the experience first, then views the purchase links or codes inside the platform.

This requirement is intended to:

89. Permission to Share Discount Codes

The Auditor may share discount codes anywhere, unless MyEx, the merchant, or the affiliate platform prohibits it.

However, sharing codes must be accurate and not misleading, and must not include false promises.

The Auditor must ensure that the code is:

90. Sharing the MyEx Experience Page

After reviewing, accepting, and publishing an experience, the Auditor may share the MyEx experience page link online and on social media.

Sharing experiences is an important part of the Auditor’s work because it helps:

The shared content must be connected to the experience on MyEx, not to direct affiliate links outside the platform.

91. Publishing as Part of the Auditor’s Activity

The Auditor acknowledges that their work is not limited to accepting or rejecting experiences, but also includes contributing to sharing experiences, promoting the idea of MyEx, and attracting new users to submit real experiences.

The Auditor is free to choose the method and frequency of publishing. However, marketing activity and sharing may affect the Auditor’s chances of generating sales, improving internal evaluation, and increasing commissions.

92. Publishing on Social Media

The Auditor may share the experiences they reviewed on their personal social media accounts, such as:

The Auditor is not required to have a large number of followers, but must publish in a professional and non-misleading manner.

Where necessary, the Auditor must clarify that they are an independent auditor at MyEx and not the official account of the platform.

93. Writing Articles About MyEx and Experiences

The Auditor may write articles or long-form posts about MyEx, the experiences they reviewed, or the concept of real experiences before purchase.

The Auditor may use platforms such as:

Articles must be honest, professional, non-misleading, and must not include direct affiliate links unless MyEx allows it.

94. Auditor Responsibility for Published Content

The Auditor is solely responsible for any content they publish on their accounts or on any platform outside MyEx.

This includes:

MyEx and Khibra Plus Information Technology Company shall not bear any financial, legal, or reputational responsibility for content published by the Auditor from their accounts or at their own expense.

95. Paid Advertising by the Auditor

The Auditor may advertise the experiences that belong to them or that they reviewed, whether through free or paid advertising, provided that they comply with these Terms.

All advertising costs shall be borne solely by the Auditor.

MyEx and the company shall not bear any costs, damages, claims, or direct or indirect liabilities resulting from such advertisements.

The advertisement must not include:

96. Use of the MyEx Name in Paid Advertising

The Auditor may not use the MyEx name or logo in paid advertisements unless they obtain permission from MyEx management.

This includes advertisements on:

For normal non-paid posting about an experience on MyEx, the Auditor may mention MyEx within the permitted limits, provided there is no abuse, impersonation, or misleading content.

97. Obligation to Clarify the Auditor’s Status When Publishing

When publishing, advertising, or writing articles, the Auditor must not appear as if they are the official account of MyEx.

Where necessary, the Auditor must clarify their status, such as:

“I am an independent Experience Auditor at MyEx.”

or:

“I am sharing an experience I reviewed on MyEx.”

The Auditor may not use phrases such as:

“We are the official company.”

“Official MyEx support.”

“The official MyEx account in this country.”

“I officially represent MyEx.”

unless they have written official authorization.

98. Inviting Users to Submit Experiences

The Auditor may invite people to use MyEx and submit their real experiences.

The Auditor may use phrases such as:

“Submit your experience on MyEx.”

“Share your real experience and you may receive a reward when it is accepted.”

“If you have this product, share your experience about it on MyEx.”

“Have you tried this product? Submit your experience so others can benefit.”

However, the wording must not be misleading and must not suggest that acceptance, rewards, or earnings are guaranteed.

99. Requesting Experiences About Specific Products or Services

The Auditor may request experiences about specific products or services, and this is considered a positive part of the Auditor’s role.

Examples:

“If you have this product, submit your experience about it on MyEx.”

“We are looking for real experiences about this product.”

“Have you tried this service? Share your experience on MyEx.”

The Auditor must not ask people to submit fake, unreal, copied, or artificial experiences.

100. No Direct Rewards for Inviting Users

There is no direct reward system merely for inviting users, registering them, or convincing them to submit experiences, unless MyEx announces a specific program for that purpose.

However, the Auditor may benefit indirectly from increased users and experiences because this may increase the number of experiences available for review, increase sales opportunities, and support the growth of the Auditor’s earnings and performance.

101. Communication With Merchants and Commercial Entities

The Auditor may initially communicate with merchants, websites, or service providers to explain the idea of MyEx and ask whether they are interested in cooperation or whether they have an affiliate program or discount codes.

However, such communication is limited to introducing the general idea of MyEx and does not grant the Auditor any right to negotiate, sign agreements, or make official offers on behalf of the company.

102. Prohibition of Negotiation or Official Representation

The Auditor may not:

If the Auditor finds interest from a merchant or website, they must refer the entity to the responsible person at MyEx.

103. Information of the Interested Entity

If the Auditor finds a store, website, or entity interested in cooperating with MyEx, the Auditor must provide MyEx with:

The Auditor may not continue negotiating after referring the entity to the responsible person unless MyEx allows it.

104. Reward for Bringing Commercial Cooperation

If the Auditor contributes to bringing a merchant, website, or commercial entity and the cooperation is officially approved with MyEx, the Auditor may receive a generous reward as determined by the company after the agreement is completed and approved.

The reward is not owed merely for contacting the entity or sending its details. It becomes applicable only after the cooperation or agreement is achieved in a form accepted by MyEx.

MyEx determines the value of the reward, the payment method, and the conditions of eligibility on a case-by-case basis.

105. Use of MyEx Logo and Name

The Auditor may use the MyEx logo and application name within the limits of their tasks, such as:

The use must be respectful, non-misleading, and must not damage the reputation of the platform or suggest false official representation.

106. Prohibition of Harm to MyEx or Its Trademark

The Auditor is prohibited from using the MyEx name, logo, or any element of its identity in a way that is:

MyEx may require the Auditor to immediately remove any content, advertisement, account, or page that violates this.

107. Prohibition of Impersonation Through Accounts and Pages

The Auditor may not create accounts, pages, groups, or channels bearing the MyEx name or a similar name that suggests they are official or affiliated with the company.

This includes names such as:

unless the Auditor obtains official written permission from MyEx.

108. Auditor Personal Accounts

The Auditor may use their personal accounts to post about experiences or MyEx, provided that it is clear the account is personal and not an official company account.

The Auditor may write their role, such as:

“Experience Auditor at MyEx.”

or:

“MyEx Experience Auditor.”

provided they do not claim to be an official employee, legal representative, support account, or official company account.

109. Use of Artificial Intelligence in Auditor Tasks

Artificial intelligence tools are important tools that can help a distinguished Auditor improve the quality of their work.

The Auditor may use artificial intelligence tools to:

However, the final text must remain a reflection of the user’s real experience, not the opinion of artificial intelligence or the Auditor.

110. Limits of Artificial Intelligence Use

The Auditor may not use artificial intelligence to:

The Auditor is responsible for any improper use of artificial intelligence tools.

111. Prohibition of Translating Experiences Without Permission

The Auditor may not translate an experience into another language, whether personally or using artificial intelligence, unless they obtain express permission from MyEx.

The Auditor works only within the language or languages approved for them.

The Auditor may not review, edit, or translate experiences in languages they do not master or that MyEx has not authorized them to work on.

112. Quality of Marketing Content Published by the Auditor

When the Auditor publishes content about MyEx or experiences, the content must be:

MyEx may require the Auditor to remove or amend any content that violates these standards.

113. No MyEx Responsibility for the Auditor’s External Accounts

MyEx shall not be responsible for the closure, suspension, or restriction of the Auditor’s accounts on social media platforms, article platforms, or advertising platforms.

MyEx shall not be responsible for the Auditor’s violations of the terms of those platforms, local laws, or advertising policies.

The Auditor alone is responsible for managing their accounts, content, and advertisements.

114. Prohibition of Using User Data for External Marketing

The Auditor is prohibited from using user data, user information, experience content, or any information obtained from the Auditor Dashboard for external marketing, personal communication, or advertising targeting.

The Auditor may not copy, collect, reuse, or share user data with any party.

Any use of user data outside MyEx is considered a serious violation.

115. Prohibition of Downloading or Saving User Content

The Auditor is prohibited from downloading, saving, copying, or reusing users’ videos, photos, or content outside MyEx.

This includes:

User content may only be used for the purpose of reviewing the experience inside the system.

116. Confidentiality of the Dashboard and Accounts

The Auditor must keep the dashboard, login credentials, links, codes, accounts, and any information received from MyEx confidential.

The Auditor is prohibited from:

The Auditor is responsible for any unauthorized use of the account.

117. Confidentiality of Training and Operational Materials

Any training content, operational guides, work methods, data, links, codes, accounts, or information inside the Auditor Dashboard are the property and trade secrets of MyEx and Khibra Plus Information Technology Company.

The Auditor may not copy, publish, share, or use them outside MyEx in any form.

This obligation continues even after account suspension or termination of cooperation with the Auditor.

118. Prohibition of Using the Program for Personal Purposes

The Auditor may not use the program, permissions, links, codes, or data for personal purposes outside MyEx.

The Auditor may not review experiences belonging to themselves, their relatives, friends, or any person directly connected to them.

The Auditor must notify MyEx or leave the experience to another reviewer if there is a conflict of interest.

119. Violation of Publishing and Marketing Rules

If the Auditor violates publishing or marketing rules, shares direct affiliate links, impersonates MyEx, or makes false promises, MyEx may take any action it deems appropriate, including:

120. General Summary of This Part

The Auditor acknowledges that affiliate links, discount codes, publishing, marketing, merchant communication, and use of the MyEx name are sensitive matters that require strict compliance with platform policies.

The Auditor acknowledges that any misuse of these tools may harm users, the platform, partners, or the trademark.

MyEx retains full authority to manage links and codes, review content, prevent violating publications, protect its trademark, and modify or suspend any activity it considers violating or harmful to its interests.

Part Four: Commissions, Wallet, Withdrawals, Activity, Suspension, Liability, and Governing Law

121. Nature of Commissions

The MyEx Experience Auditors Program is based on performance-based commissions and actual sales, not on a fixed salary or guaranteed income.

The Auditor acknowledges that any amounts or commissions they may receive depend on multiple factors, including but not limited to:

MyEx and Khibra Plus Information Technology Company do not guarantee any fixed income, minimum earnings, or specific number of sales for the Auditor.

122. Auditor Commission Percentage

The Auditor’s commission starts at 10% and may reach up to 30%, depending on performance, work quality, internal evaluation, and the number of actual sales.

MyEx determines the Auditor’s percentage according to an internal performance-based mechanism. The Auditor may not claim a specific percentage unless it has been approved within the system or by the company.

MyEx reserves the right to change commission percentages or calculation methods at any time.

123. Variable Commission System

The Auditor’s commission percentage is not always fixed. It may increase or decrease depending on the Auditor’s performance.

If the Auditor achieves sales growth or improved performance, the system or management may gradually increase the percentage up to 30%.

The increase may happen faster when performance and sales improve, while any decrease may happen more gradually if performance declines. This is intended to encourage growth without immediately penalizing the Auditor for a temporary decline.

124. Example of Commission Increase

If a specific experience generates 100 SAR in commission or revenue during a month, and the Auditor’s percentage is 10%, the Auditor receives 10 SAR from that experience.

If the same experience, or the Auditor’s overall performance, increases to 300 SAR the following month, and the Auditor’s percentage increases to 15% due to improved performance, the Auditor receives 45 SAR from the same experience.

The percentage increase is calculated based on the Auditor’s overall performance, whether from one experience or from multiple reviewed experiences.

125. Applying the New Percentage to All Experiences

If the Auditor’s commission percentage increases, the new percentage applies to all experiences connected to the Auditor, whether previous or new, unless MyEx decides otherwise.

This means that improved performance may benefit the Auditor’s entire portfolio of reviewed experiences inside MyEx.

126. Decrease of Commission Percentage

MyEx or the system may reduce the Auditor’s commission percentage if performance declines, activity decreases, sales decrease, or work quality weakens.

Any decrease will generally be gradual and slower than an increase, as determined by MyEx.

The Auditor may not object to percentage changes as long as they are applied according to the program mechanism and MyEx policies.

127. Duration of Commission Eligibility

The Auditor’s commission may continue for the lifetime of the experience as long as:

The continued existence of an experience on the platform does not create an unconditional permanent right to commissions.

128. First 3 Sales Requirement for Commission Eligibility

The Auditor is not eligible for withdrawable commissions until they achieve 3 actual sales through:

These sales must be real, approved, not cancelled, and not rejected by the affiliate platform or merchant.

129. Shared General Codes Do Not Count Toward the 3 Sales Requirement

Shared general codes used for the project or country do not count toward the Auditor’s first 3 sales requirement because they are not linked to a specific Auditor.

The Auditor must achieve 3 sales through their own code, own link, or own tracking identifier to become eligible for commissions.

130. Eligibility for Previous Sales After Meeting the 3 Sales Requirement

Once the Auditor achieves the first 3 actual sales requirement, they become eligible for commissions from previous and future sales connected to their own links or codes, provided that those sales are approved, final, and not rejected.

Amounts appearing in the wallet before meeting this requirement are not withdrawable or final entitlements.

131. Sales and Wallet Updates

Sales and wallet amounts are updated approximately every 72 hours, or according to data availability from affiliate platforms, merchants, and service providers.

Updates may be delayed or changed due to:

MyEx is not responsible for delays caused by third parties.

132. Nature of Amounts Displayed in the Wallet

Any amount displayed in the Auditor’s wallet is estimated and not final until approved by affiliate platforms, merchants, or service providers.

The amount may be modified, cancelled, or deducted if any of the following occurs:

133. Withdrawal Waiting Period

The Auditor may not withdraw or transfer wallet amounts until 60 days after the end of the month in which the sales occurred.

Example: If sales occur during January, they do not become withdrawable until 60 days after the end of January, provided that the amounts are approved, not cancelled, and meet all conditions.

The waiting period is intended to confirm that orders are not cancelled, products are not returned, and commissions are not rejected by affiliate platforms or merchants.

134. Minimum Withdrawal Amount

The minimum withdrawal amount from the Auditor’s wallet is 20 Saudi Riyals, or its equivalent in USD or any currency approved by MyEx.

MyEx may change the minimum withdrawal amount at any time.

135. Withdrawal and Transfer Methods

The Auditor’s entitlements may be transferred to:

The Auditor is fully responsible for the accuracy of the transfer details and the recipient information they provide.

136. Transfer to Another Person’s Account

If the Auditor requests that their entitlements be transferred to another person’s account, MyEx is not responsible for any dispute, error, or later claim after the transfer is executed based on the information provided by the Auditor.

The Auditor accepts full responsibility for choosing the recipient, verifying the details, and resolving any dispute that may arise with that recipient.

137. Taxes and Bank Fees

The Auditor is responsible for any taxes, bank fees, international transfer fees, payment provider fees, or regulatory fees related to their entitlements, if any.

MyEx may deduct such fees from the Auditor’s entitlements before transfer.

MyEx may also claim any fees, taxes, or amounts retroactively if they appear later or are requested by a banking, tax, or regulatory authority.

138. Auditor Responsibility for Taxes in Their Country

The Auditor is responsible for understanding and complying with any tax, financial, or regulatory obligations in their country, country of residence, or country where they receive payments.

MyEx and Khibra Plus Information Technology Company are not responsible for the Auditor’s tax filings, financial obligations, or violations of local laws.

139. Temporary Wallet Freeze

MyEx may temporarily freeze the Auditor’s wallet or suspend withdrawals if there is suspicion of:

The freeze may continue until the review is completed and MyEx determines the appropriate action.

140. Recovery of Amounts After Withdrawal

If an amount is transferred to the Auditor and it is later found that the order was cancelled, the product was returned, the affiliate platform rejected the commission, a calculation error occurred, or the amount was not actually due, MyEx may:

The Auditor acknowledges that receiving an amount does not prevent MyEx from reviewing or recovering it if it is later found to be not due.

141. No Guarantee of Affiliate Platforms or Merchants

MyEx does not guarantee the Auditor’s acceptance, continued account, or continued links on any external affiliate platform, merchant, or commission program.

MyEx also does not guarantee that any merchant or platform will continue providing commissions, codes, or links.

Such parties are independent and outside MyEx’s control. Any change in their terms, suspension, or rejection of commissions may affect the Auditor’s entitlements without liability on MyEx.

142. MyEx’s Right to Modify the Program

MyEx and Khibra Plus Information Technology Company may modify any aspect of the Auditor Program at any time, including:

Updates apply from the date they are published in the system or notified to the Auditor by any method MyEx considers appropriate.

The Auditor’s continued use of the system constitutes acceptance of the updates.

143. Activity Requirement During the First 30 Days

If 30 days pass from the activation date of the Auditor’s account without the Auditor achieving at least one sale through their own link, own code, or tracking method, MyEx may permanently close the account due to lack of activity or results.

The closure may occur without prior warning, and the Auditor may not claim account restoration or any current or future commissions related to it.

144. Closure After 30 Days Without a Sale

Closing the Auditor’s account after 30 days from activation without achieving one sale is final, and MyEx is not required to send any prior warning or notice.

The Auditor may not claim any commissions, earnings, or compensation after such closure, whether current or future.

The Auditor acknowledges that achieving actual results is a core requirement for continuing in the program.

145. Minimum Monthly Activity

The Auditor must review at least 3 experiences per month to be considered active, as long as experiences are available in the Auditor’s language, country, or scope.

This requirement helps ensure that the Auditor continues performing their role and that the account does not remain inactive.

146. Exemption When Experiences Are Not Available

If 3 experiences are not available for the Auditor during a certain month due to lack of experiences in their language, country, or scope, the Auditor may be exempted from suspension related to the number of reviewed experiences.

However, the Auditor remains responsible for helping spread MyEx, inviting users to submit real experiences, sharing published experiences, and creating content about the platform to increase activity in their country or language.

147. Inactivity for 3 Months

If the Auditor does not review any new experiences for 3 months, the Auditor is considered inactive and MyEx may permanently suspend the account.

Inactivity means failure to review new experiences, even if the Auditor has old experiences that continue to generate sales.

148. Effect of Suspension Due to Inactivity

If the Auditor’s account is permanently suspended due to 3 months of inactivity, the Auditor will not receive any future commissions from old or new experiences.

The Auditor acknowledges that continued commission eligibility is linked to maintaining an active account and reviewing new experiences according to MyEx terms.

149. Continued Commission During Temporary Inactivity

If the Auditor temporarily stops working without reaching the inactivity or suspension threshold, the Auditor may continue receiving commissions from old experiences as long as the account remains active and no terms are violated.

However, if a reason for suspension or termination occurs, any future rights may be lost as determined by MyEx.

150. MyEx’s Right to Suspend or Terminate Cooperation

MyEx and Khibra Plus Information Technology Company may suspend the Auditor’s account or terminate cooperation at any time and immediately, without being required to provide reasons or prior notice.

The Auditor acknowledges that their relationship with MyEx is that of an Independent Performance Partner and not an employment contract, and that continued cooperation depends on compliance with the Terms and acceptable performance.

151. Suspension for Violation or Manipulation

MyEx may suspend the Auditor or terminate cooperation immediately if the company proves or suspects any of the following:

Manipulation does not need to be finally proven before MyEx takes precautionary actions such as freezing, suspension, or investigation.

152. Effect of Suspension or Termination

Upon suspending the Auditor’s account or terminating cooperation, MyEx may take any of the following actions:

The Auditor may not claim any current or future earnings if suspended or terminated in accordance with these Terms or as MyEx deems necessary to protect the platform.

153. Loss of Commissions After Suspension

If the Auditor’s account is suspended or cooperation is terminated, the Auditor may not claim any current or future commissions connected to the account, experiences, links, or codes, unless MyEx decides otherwise in writing.

This includes commissions displayed in the wallet if they are not final entitlements or if MyEx determines that the suspension prevents entitlement.

154. No Right to Remove Previous Experiences

After an experience is accepted or published, the Auditor may not request its deletion, removal, or withdrawal from MyEx merely because the Auditor stopped working, cooperation ended, or the account was suspended.

Published experiences remain part of the MyEx system and operations, and the company has the right to manage, keep, edit, or hide them as it deems appropriate.

155. No Ownership of Experiences by the Auditor

The Auditor does not own any rights in experiences they reviewed, nor in links, codes, data, categories, edits, keywords, or any operational element related to them.

The Auditor’s work on an experience does not give them the right to control it or prevent MyEx from editing, deleting, re-reviewing, or using it within the platform.

156. Use of Auditor Name or Performance in Marketing

MyEx may not use the Auditor’s name, photo, personal data, or performance statistics in public marketing or advertising materials without the Auditor’s consent.

MyEx may use general examples without revealing the Auditor’s identity, such as:

“Some auditors achieved good results.”

or:

“Some auditors achieved high performance-based income.”

without mentioning names, photos, or personal data.

157. Confidentiality of User Data

The Auditor must keep confidential any data, information, or content accessed within MyEx.

The Auditor is prohibited from using such data for any purpose outside reviewing experiences inside the system.

This includes:

Any unauthorized use of such data is considered a serious violation.

158. Confidentiality of the Auditor Account

The Auditor must keep their login details for the Auditor Dashboard confidential and must not share them with anyone.

The Auditor is responsible for any activity performed through their account, even if they claim that another person used the account.

MyEx may suspend the account if it suspects that login details were shared or the account was used by more than one person or by an unauthorized party.

159. Confidentiality of Internal Materials

All training materials, guides, templates, work mechanisms, evaluation systems, link data, codes, accounts, and commission calculation methods are confidential information and property of MyEx and Khibra Plus Information Technology Company.

The Auditor may not copy, publish, share, or use them outside the program.

This obligation continues after the end of cooperation or account suspension.

160. No Liability for Technical Interruptions

MyEx and Khibra Plus Information Technology Company are not responsible for temporary interruption of the application, website, or Auditor Dashboard due to:

The Auditor may not claim any compensation for interruption periods or any expected loss caused by them.

161. No Guarantee of Program Continuity

MyEx may suspend, modify, reorganize, reduce, expand, or change the Auditor Program at any time.

The Auditor may not claim that the program must continue in the same form, with the same terms, percentages, or benefits.

162. Transfer or Reorganization of the Auditor Program

MyEx and Khibra Plus Information Technology Company may transfer, assign, reorganize, or operate the Experience Auditors Program through an affiliate company, partner, another entity, or any operational structure deemed appropriate in the future.

These Terms remain binding on the Auditor without the need for new consent, unless the company decides otherwise.

163. Limitation of MyEx Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, MyEx and Khibra Plus Information Technology Company shall not be liable for:

The Auditor acknowledges that participation in the program is at their own responsibility and that income is not guaranteed.

164. Indemnification of MyEx

The Auditor agrees to indemnify MyEx and Khibra Plus Information Technology Company for any damages, losses, claims, costs, or expenses resulting from:

Indemnification includes direct and indirect expenses, attorney fees, litigation fees, investigation costs, and costs related to protecting reputation or recovering rights.

165. Legal Actions

MyEx and Khibra Plus Information Technology Company may take legal action against any Auditor who causes damage, violation, manipulation, or misuse inside or outside the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The Auditor shall bear all direct and indirect expenses related to any dispute, claim, or legal action resulting from their violation or misuse of the program.

166. Governing Law

These Terms and Conditions are governed by the laws and regulations of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, where the company is currently headquartered.

The competent judicial authorities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia shall have jurisdiction over any dispute, claim, or interpretation related to these Terms, while the company retains the right to take legal action in any country where damage or violation occurs.

167. No Agency or Authorization

The Auditor’s acceptance into the program, or the granting of dashboard access, links, codes, or accounts, shall not be interpreted as agency, legal authorization, or official representation of the company.

The Auditor may not bind MyEx to any commitment, promise, or agreement.

168. Severability

If any clause of these Terms is found to be unenforceable or invalid in any jurisdiction, this shall not affect the validity and enforceability of the remaining clauses.

The remaining Terms shall continue to apply to the maximum extent permitted by law.

169. No Waiver

Failure by MyEx to exercise any right at any time shall not be considered a waiver of that right.

MyEx may exercise any right or available action at any later time.

170. Arabic Version Prevails

The Arabic version of these Terms is the original and legally binding version.

Any translation into English or any other language is for clarification purposes only. In case of conflict, the Arabic version shall prevail.

171. Final Acceptance by the Auditor

By continuing registration, using the Auditor Dashboard, or performing any task inside MyEx, the Auditor acknowledges that:

172. Conclusion

These Terms have been prepared to protect the quality of MyEx, protect users, regulate the relationship between auditors and the company, and ensure that published experiences remain based on credibility, clarity, and usefulness.

The Auditor acknowledges that their role in MyEx is not merely content review, but an important role in building trust between users, products, and services, and that any violation of this trust may lead to suspension, termination of cooperation, or appropriate action.

MyEx and Khibra Plus Information Technology Company reserve all legal, operational, and commercial rights to manage and update the program and protect the platform, its trademark, users, and partners.

Last updated: June 2026.

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