Policies

Last updated: 05/14/2026 Version: 1.1-AR

ArgentinaXP.com is an online advertising directory where adults, of legal age, independently contract space to promote their professional services as escorts, masseuses, or adult content creators. These are our company policies: the principles that govern how we operate, what we accept, and what we reject without exception.

1. What we are and what we are not

We are a Advertising notice platform. Our activity is limited to hosting, displaying, and maintaining the advertisements that each advertiser voluntarily and independently creates.

  • We are not an agency, intermediary, representative, or employer.
  • We do not coordinate, organize, promote, or participate in any meetings, services, or transactions that advertisers agree upon with third parties.
  • We do not perceive commissions, royalties, or percentages on advertiser activity. Our sole income comes from payment for advertising space.
  • We do not incentivize anyone to pursue these professions or to relocate to other provinces or jurisdictions.

Zero tolerance for minors

The presence of minors under 18 on our platform — as advertisers, in visual content, or as users — is absolutely forbidden.

  • All advertisers must prove they are of legal age with a valid national ID. No verification, no publication.
  • Any suspicion or report of material related to child sexual abuse is immediately removed, preserved, and reported to the competent authorities.
  • We comply with Law 26.061 (Integral Protection of the Rights of Children and Adolescents), articles 128 and 129 of the Penal Code, and the Convention on the Rights of the Child (with constitutional hierarchy in Argentina).

Zero tolerance for human trafficking and exploitation

We absolutely reject any form of trafficking, exploitation, coercion, or servitude.

  • Every advertisement reflects an activity volunteer and independent. We do not host profiles managed by third parties with control over the advertising person.
  • We comply with Law 26.842 (Prevention and Sanction of Human Trafficking), articles 145 bis and 145 ter of the Penal Code, and the Palermo Protocol (ratified by Argentina).
  • We cooperate with the Justice system, security forces, and the Executive Committee to Combat Trafficking in Persons upon formal requests.
  • Anyone in a trafficking situation, or anyone who detects it on our platform, can contact us through the channels in point 13 or by calling Line 145 (free, anonymous, and national).

4. Consent and Digital Violence

All published content must belong to the advertiser or have their permission express, free, and verifiable consent.

  • We do not publish images or videos of people without their consent.
  • We immediately remove non-consensual intimate content upon receiving a verifiable report, in line with Law 27.736 (Olimpia Law) and Law 26.485 on Comprehensive Protection for Women.
  • The victim always retains the right to request deactivation without justification and without delay.

5. Identity and Age Verification

Before publishing, each advertiser goes through a verification process that includes:

  • Argentine National Identity Document or equivalent valid identification document.
  • A visual comparison between the foto graphs to be published, a verification video, and the document.
  • Age of majority confirmation.

Important: The verification ensures that the person in the ad matches the physical person who requested it. No guarantees the accuracy of other information in the listing (stage name, availability, service description) nor that the same person will show up for an appointment agreed upon with a third party.

6. Privacy and personal data protection

We process personal data in accordance with the Law 25.326 on Personal Data Protection and the provisions of the Agency for Access to Public Information (AAIP).

Any person, whether an advertiser or a user, may exercise their rights of access, rectification, update, and erasure at any time by writing to our contact.

  • The removal of an ad is Immediate, free, and unconditional.
  • We never sell, rent, or lease personal data to third parties for commercial purposes.
  • We retain data only for the time necessary to provide the service or as required by current regulations.

7. Intellectual Property

We respect copyright, brand, and image rights in accordance with the Law 11,723 of Intellectual Property and Article 31 of the Civil and Commercial Code (right to one's own image). Complaints for misuse are processed with removal of the content and notification to the advertiser.

8. Cybercrimes and Security

We apply the provisions of the Law 26.388 on Computer Crimes. We do not tolerate unauthorized system access, fraud, identity impersonation, or malware distribution on our platform. We report all suspicious activity to the authorities.

9. Non-discrimination

We do not accept content that promotes hatred, violence, or discrimination based on gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, ethnicity, religion, nationality, disability, or any other condition. We adhere to the Law 23.592 (Discriminatory Acts) and to them Law 26.743 (Gender Identity).

10. Moderation and Reports

Any person—advertiser, user, or third party—may report content they consider unlawful or contrary to these policies through the channels outlined in section 13.

  • Notifications are reviewed by real people within reasonable timeframes.
  • Any removal decision may be appealed by the affected advertiser.
  • In urgent cases (CSAM, trafficking, non-consensual intimate content), removal is prioritized.

11. Cooperation with authorities

We cooperate with Argentine judicial, police, and administrative authorities in response to legitimate, well-founded, and formally notified requests (court orders, fiscal requests, AAIP orders, etc.). This cooperation is carried out with respect for due process and the fundamental rights of data subjects.

12. Updating these policies

We review these policies at least once a year or when a regulatory change warrants it. The last update date is at the beginning of the document.

13. Contact

For complaints, inquiries, exercise of data protection rights, or authority requirements:

National Human Trafficking Hotline: 145 (free and anonymous)