Services of RB Group Sample Clauses

Services of RB Group. Under the terms of this Agreement, RB Group offers you the use of the applicable Marketplace, which functions as a platform on which you can list and advertise Equipment for sale to potential buyers. Each party is acting on its own behalf, and RB Group is not a party to the subsequent binding obligation to sell/buy the Equipment that is entered into between you and the Buyer. Nor does RB Group represent either party in the transaction that results from use of the Marketplaces. In consideration of your use of the Marketplace for the listing and advertising of Equipment for sale, fees as listed in Section D are payable by you.
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Services of RB Group. Under the terms of this agreement ("Agreement"), RB Group offers you the use of the SalvageSale Marketplace, which functions as a platform on which a seller ("Seller") can list and advertise Equipment for sale to a potential buyer ("Buyer"). RB Group is not involved in the actual transaction between Buyers and Sellers, we are – other than an escrow agent - not an agent of the Buyer or Seller, and we do not take title to the Equipment at any point of the sales process. Any agreement reached between a Buyer and Seller with respect to the terms of sale for Equipment is solely between such Buyer and Seller. As a result, we have no control over and do not guarantee the quality, safety, or legality of listed Equipment, the truth or accuracy of Seller’s listings, the ability of Sellers to sell Equipment, the ability of Buyers to pay for Equipment, or that a Buyer or Seller will actually complete a transaction.

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