LinkScope Sourcing 14 terms of service

These terms cover use of the LinkScope Sourcing 14 website and the procurement form. They were written for business buyers comparing managed network switch quotations. They are not a supply contract with any factory.

What a submission does

When you send a brief, you ask the desk to review port count, speed, PoE budget, uplink, quantity, destination, and timing, and to contact factories that can answer that packet. A submission does not reserve stock, set a price, or create an authorized-channel relationship. No chassis is allocated by filling in the form.

Your information

You agree that the specification you type is yours to share for quotation coordination. Do not include passwords, card numbers, or personal data that the comparison does not need. Optional budget and supplier preference are buyer notes. They are not a verified rating of any factory.

Quotes and evidence

Factory replies, datasheets, and lead times come from the named supplier. LinkScope Sourcing 14 does not warrant switching capacity, forwarding rate, compatibility, compliance, or delivery. An IEEE overview or a public equipment rule is a question source, not a certificate for an unnamed model.

Acceptable use

Do not use the form to impersonate a buyer, to probe systems, or to submit malware. The desk may decline a brief that lacks a business purpose or that asks the site to pretend it owns a plant.

Liability

The site is offered as an inquiry desk. To the extent the law allows, the desk is not liable for a purchase you make after comparing replies, for freight, or for a host that rejects an optic. You remain responsible for acceptance tests on the exact model you buy.

Changes

These terms may be updated by posting a new version on this page. Continued use of the form after the posting means you read the new version. Questions about a live brief still go through the form, not through a published street address, because none is on file.