Conditions of sale
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These conditions apply to every deal made on JordanDeals between a buyer and a seller (both "members"). JordanDeals runs the marketplace only: it is not a party to the deal, does not own or inspect the goods and does not handle payments between members.
1. Offers and acceptance
An offer becomes a binding deal when the other side accepts it, or when a buyer uses Buy now at the listed price. Offers expire after the time shown on the offer.
2. Price and payment
- Prices are in US dollars unless the listing says otherwise and exclude taxes, duties and freight unless stated.
- The buyer pays the seller directly, by the method the two agree (bank transfer, letter of credit, cash on pickup). The seller confirms receipt of payment on the deal page.
- The seller doesn't have to release goods before payment is received. Agree payment terms in writing in the JordanDeals chat.
- JordanDeals charges no commission on deals.
3. Condition and manifests
Closeout, overstock, shelf-pull, returned and salvage goods are sold as described and otherwise as is. Manifest counts, SKUs and retail values are the seller's good-faith estimates; a variance of up to 5% of units is normal and is not a claim unless the listing says otherwise.
4. Collection, shipping and risk
Unless the listing states another Incoterm, goods are sold EXW (ex works) at the seller's location. Collection or delivery dates are agreed between buyer and seller. Title and risk pass to the buyer when the goods are released to the buyer or its carrier.
5. Inspection and problems
The buyer should inspect the goods on receipt and confirm receipt on the deal page. If something is wrong, report it from the deal page with photos of goods, pallets and labels; the JordanDeals team will help both sides reach a solution, and members who misdescribe goods or don't deliver can be suspended. Refunds and returns are settled between buyer and seller.
6. Restrictions
Buyers must respect any resale restrictions on the listing (for example no online marketplaces, export only, remove labels). Breaking a restriction can lead to suspension and liability to the seller.
7. Confidentiality
Deal information is confidential. Members must not use it to approach the source or the brand, or share it outside their company. See Confidentiality.
8. Disputes and law
The JordanDeals team can mediate, but deals are between buyer and seller. These conditions are governed by the laws of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, and the courts of Amman have jurisdiction.