This is stated in the new version of the offer for sellers. The…
This is stated in the new version of the offer for sellers. The marketplace 'Megamarket', which belongs to Sber, has changed the seller's agreement and exempted itself from liability for failure to fulfill obligations in case of drone attacks, as noted by Telegram channel 'We Can Explain'.
Consensus
- Megamarket updated its offer to sellers to exempt itself from liability for failure to fulfill obligations in case of drone attacks.
- The change was made in a new version of the offer dated July 24.
- Other major marketplaces—Ozon, Wildberries, and Yandex Market—had previously introduced similar changes to their contracts with sellers.
- Megamarket announced a temporary suspension of its FBO (storage on Megamarket's warehouses) scheme.
- Sellers must remove all goods from Megamarket’s warehouses by August 30, 2036.
Points of divergence
- The new offer revision specifically mentions drone attacks as a reason for exemption from liability. — tg_varlamov_news
- Wildberries updated its offer in early July, shortly before the start of Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian warehouses. — meduza
Coverage (2 sources)
- Sber-owned Megamarket Marketplace Exempts Itself from Liability for Failure to Fulfill Obligations in Case of Drone Attacks — Varlamov News
- Megamarket Exempts Itself from Liability to Sellers in Case of Drone Attacks. Ozon, Wildberries, and Yandex Market Did the Same Earlier — Meduza
Key entities
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