I'm not too interested in the details of yet another probably snake oil medical device, but I am now curious about exactly what IndieGoGo's standards for fraudu

I'm not too interested in the details of yet another probably snake oil medical device, but I am now curious about exactly what IndieGoGo's standards for fraudulent campaigns are. Can you say that it isn't IGG's responsibility to evaluate whether the product being sold actually meets claims that might be complicated and ambiguous? Is their side of the deal okay as long as this company actually manages to deliver some sort of device to the customers? Assuming they can verify that the company actually intends to deliver something, how ridiculous does it have to be before they say the campaign is invalid? In other words, can I make and sell a space-alien repellant on IGG? If people bought it and are happy with their purchase, well, you can't prove that it isn't repelling space aliens, and IGG gets their cut too.