Common use of Fraudulent Activity Clause in Contracts

Fraudulent Activity. Influencer represents and warrants that (a) Influencer has not and will not artificially, fraudulently, intentionally, recklessly, unfairly or deceptively exaggerate, inflate or otherwise affect the size of Influencer’s social media followings, subscribers, likes (or similar actions), shares (including retweets and regrams) or comments; (b) Influencer has not and will not purchase followers, subscribers (including non-human followers or subscribers) or engagements (including likes, shares or comments) in exchange for anything of value; (c) Influencer has not and will not purchase verification (collectively (a), (b) and (c), “Fraudulent Activity”); and (d) Influencer will use all reasonable efforts to verify the authenticity of Influencer’s followers, subscribers, likes, shares and comments and if Influencer knows or has reason to believe that the authenticity of the aforementioned has been compromised, Influencer will take immediate action to resolve the issue. If Simply Good determines through verifiable means that Influencer or anyone working on Influencer’s behalf has engaged in Fraudulent Activity, Simply Good may terminate this Agreement immediately with no further obligation. Upon such termination, Influencer shall remove any content created in connection with the Campaign as directed by Simply Good.