Sber's marketplace has withdrawn its liability for the loss of goods…
Sber's marketplace has withdrawn its liability for the loss of goods following drone attacks, joining other companies in doing so. This refers to the 'Megamarket' platform owned by Sberbank.
Consensus
- The Sber-owned marketplace Megamarket updated its contract with sellers to exclude responsibility for loss or damage of goods caused by drone attacks.
- The update included specific mention of drone attacks and other combat-related risks in the list of force majeure events.
- Other marketplaces, including Wildberries, Ozon, and Yandex Marketplace, had previously made similar changes.
- The change was reported by multiple sources citing the Telegram channel 'Можем объяснить' as a source of information.
Points of divergence
- Megamarket's press office previously stated it would stop storing and delivering goods for sellers, requiring them to remove products from all warehouses by August 30. — novaya_eu
- Between July 18 and 25, Ukraine conducted multiple strikes on Wildberries' warehouses in Russia, resulting in nine deaths and nearly 100 injuries. — novaya_eu
- Wildberries claimed to compensate sellers for losses, but sellers reported receiving only a small portion of the total value. — novaya_eu
Coverage (3 sources)
- Sber Marketplace Removed from Liability for Loss of Goods Due to Drone Attacks, Following Other Companies — Дождь
- Sber Marketplace also disclaimed responsibility for loss of goods due to drone attacks — Новая газета Европа
- Sber Marketplace Removes Liability for Loss of Goods Due to Drone Attacks Following Other Companies — Дождь (Telegram)