Placement terms
The rules for buying a sponsorship placement on the suit or the cap. Written to be read, not to be survived.
Last updated 14 September 2026
The selling entity, a contact address and governing law are stated in section 10. This document is a working draft, not legal advice, and has not been reviewed by a lawyer.
1. What you are buying
You are buying the right to have a logo, wordmark or domain placed on one named position of one physical garment, and for that garment to be worn in public for the placement period.
There are two garments and they are sold on different terms. The suit is a three-piece suit with twenty-three named positions across the jacket, the trousers, a pair of sunglasses and a pair of sneakers, listing from $150 to $1,200. The cap is one baseball cap with nine named positions, listing from $250 to $1,000. Which one you are buying is stated on the page you bought from and on your receipt.
The positions are not equal and are not priced equally. You are not buying advertising inventory, guaranteed audience, or a fixed number of impressions.
2. How long a placement lasts
This depends on which garment you bought, and the two are not the same.
On the suit, a placement is for one named event. The suit is worn for the three days of the Africa Blockchain Festival at the Sarit Expo Centre in Nairobi, 15 to 17 October 2026. That is the whole of the placement period: it does not renew, it does not continue afterwards, and no ongoing wear is promised beyond those three days.
On the cap, a placement has no fixed end date. Your logo stays on the cap for the working life of that cap: there is nothing to renew and nothing that runs out. Application normally happens within five working days of a cleared payment, and the placement begins when the logo is physically applied, which will not be the day you pay.
A garment is a physical object and will not last forever. A cap placement ends when the cap is retired, meaning it is worn out, damaged or soiled beyond what cleaning fixes, and can no longer reasonably be worn in public. A suit placement ends when the festival does.
If the festival does not happen. If the event is cancelled, or moved to dates on which the suit is not worn, every suit placement is refunded in full — including the card processing fee, and whether or not the logo has already been applied. If the event is postponed and the suit is worn on the new dates, your placement moves with it; you may instead ask for a full refund within fourteen days of the new dates being announced.
Being outbid under section 3 is the only other thing that ends a placement. Time alone does not end it.
For the cap, whose end date is not known in advance, two things are stated plainly. We decide when a cap is retired, and we will say so publicly when it happens rather than quietly stopping. And a retired cap does not entitle you to a refund of what you have paid, in whole or in part, however long or short the cap lasted.
3. Being outbid
This is the part most people do not read, so it is stated plainly.
- A position you hold can be taken from you, and by exactly one means: another brand paying double what you paid for it. It cannot be taken for the same money, or for a penny less than double.
- The price doubles every time, from what the current holder paid rather than from the list price. The back panel of the suit bought at $1,200 costs $2,400 to take, then $4,800, without limit. A sneaker bought at $150 costs $300, then $600. The rule is the same at every price and on every position.
- If you are outbid you are refunded what you paid, less the card processing fee on your own payment. That fee is the part the payment processor keeps when a charge is reversed; it is not retained by us, and it is typically around 3%. Nothing else is deducted.
- Your logo comes off at the next application cycle, not the instant the payment clears, so there is normally a short overlap during which the garment still carries it.
- You are free to take the position back by paying double in turn. We notify you by email where we hold a working address for you; the refund does not depend on that notice reaching you, and is issued whether or not it does.
The refund is issued automatically to the card that paid, as soon as the takeover payment settles. If it cannot be issued automatically it is issued by hand; it is not conditional on you asking for it, and it is not affected by how long you held the position.
Bidding closes on 30 September 2026, at 23:59 UTC+3. After that moment a position that is held cannot be taken from you, at any price, and the doubling stops: what you hold on the closing date is yours for the placement period set out in section 2. Positions nobody has bought remain available after the date, but they can no longer be taken once bought. This is enforced by the checkout, not merely stated here.
4. Payment and refunds
How you pay
All payments are processed by Stripe in US dollars. We do not see or store your card details. Your bank may apply a currency conversion or cross-border fee that we neither set nor receive.
When you get a refund
- Before the logo is applied — full refund on request, no reason needed.
- If we decline your artwork under section 5 — full refund.
- If we fail to apply the placement within ten working days of cleared payment — full refund.
- If the garment is lost or destroyed and we do not replace it before the placement period — full refund. If the festival is cancelled, or moved to dates on which the suit is not worn — full refund of every suit placement, including the card fee.
- If another brand takes your position by paying double — refund of what you paid, less the card processing fee. See section 3.
When you do not
- After the logo is applied and worn, because you changed your mind.
- Because you changed your mind after the logo was applied. Being outbid is refunded under section 3; simply wanting out is not.
- Because the campaign did not produce the commercial result you hoped for. No outcome is promised anywhere on this site.
5. Artwork and conduct
You warrant that you own or are licensed to use the artwork you supply. We may decline or remove any placement that:
- infringes someone else's trade mark or copyright;
- is hateful, harassing, obscene, or targets a person or group;
- is deceptive, or impersonates another business;
- advertises something unlawful where the cap is worn;
- would place the wearer at risk.
If we decline before application you are refunded in full. If we remove a placement after application because of a breach of this section, you are not refunded.
6. What we actually promise
We commit to the following, and to nothing beyond it:
- Your logo will be applied to the position you bought.
- The suit will be worn on the floor of the Africa Blockchain Festival on each of the three days, 15 to 17 October 2026; the cap will be worn in public on a regular basis during its placement period.
- Photographs showing the garment being worn will be published on this site.
- If you are outbid you will be refunded, and told by email where we hold a working address for you.
We make no claim about impressions, reach, footfall, audience demographics, brand recall, or sales. Any figure of that kind that appears anywhere in our materials is labelled as an estimate, and estimates are not commitments.
7. Liability
Our total liability to you for any claim connected to a placement is limited to the amount you paid for that placement. We are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, including lost profits or lost goodwill. Nothing here limits liability that cannot be limited by law.
8. Your data
We store the company name, contact email, logo text and payment reference associated with your placement, for as long as needed to run the campaign and to meet accounting obligations. We do not sell it. Write to us to request a copy or deletion of your data; records we are legally required to retain will be kept and the rest removed.
9. Changes
We may change these terms for future placements. The terms that apply to a placement are the ones published when you paid, and this page is dated so you can check.
10. Who you are contracting with
Placements are sold by Introom, LLC, a limited liability company registered in the United States. Introom, LLC is the counterparty named on your receipt and on the Stripe payment page, and is the party responsible for delivering the placement described in these terms.
Notices, questions and refund requests: tumizipay@gmail.com.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the law of the United States and of the state in which Introom, LLC is registered. If you need that state named for a specific purpose, ask at tumizipay@gmail.com and it will be confirmed to you in writing.