InfinityLogz is a peer-to-peer marketplace for shared digital subscriptions. Someone who is paying for a family plan they are not filling can sell the spare seats; someone who wants Netflix or Spotify without paying full price can buy one.
The hard part of a marketplace like this is not listing things — it is trust. A buyer who pays first can be sent nothing; a seller who delivers first can be told nothing arrived. So the money sits with us until the buyer confirms access works. If it does not, they raise a dispute inside the protection window and get their money back.
Phone numbers, emails and social handles are blocked in buyer-to-vendor chat. That is not there to be difficult. A deal taken off-platform has no escrow, no dispute process and no refund — and the people who suggest it are usually the ones planning not to deliver.
Stolen, compromised or unauthorised credentials, and any listing the seller is not entitled to distribute. Where a provider supports family, team or extra-member access, it must be shared through that provider's own invitation system and within their terms.
