These terms govern use of the LinkScope Sourcing 22 website and the requirement notes submitted through its forms. The desk is an independent sourcing partner. Sending a note asks the desk to read specifications and, where the note is usable, to request factory quotations. It does not buy the goods by itself, and it does not appoint the sender as a reseller.
A submission is a business inquiry. It should describe the product family, host port, data rate, quantity, destination, and requested timing in the requirement field. Optional budget and supplier preference, when provided, are buyer notes. They are not an offer that a factory has already accepted, and they are not a verified rating of any supplier.
The same form fields are used in the page form and in the compact dialog. Field names stay name, email, phone, company, and content. Auxiliary budget controls are merged into content at submit time in the browser. If scripting is unavailable, those notes belong inside the requirement text.
Pages may quote measured search phrases, including product names buyers type. Those phrases do not transfer trademark rights, factory identity, or authorization. LinkScope Sourcing 22 is not a manufacturer and does not claim authorized distributor status. Inquiry configurations are not inventory. A model name on a card is a label for a note, not a promise that the unit is on a shelf.
Standards cited as question sources, including IEEE 802.3 discussions and equipment-authorization references, are not certificates issued by this desk. Any datasheet, test note, or authorization file must be read against the exact model a factory names. The buyer’s own engineers decide acceptance.
Factory numbers, when received, are the factory’s statements. Compare them on configuration, quantity, currency, Incoterm, freight, and exclusions. A lead time written in a note is an assumption the factory may accept, change, or reject. The desk does not schedule carriers and does not insure shipments unless a separate written instruction says so, and no such instruction is created by these website terms.
The sourcing notice on each page states the eligibility sentence for qualified business buyers. That notice is not a floor price and it is not limited to a single calendar day.
Do not submit credentials, payment card numbers, or personal data about people who are not part of the business request. Do not use the form to impersonate a factory or to claim a test result the sender does not hold. The desk may decline a note that is unreadable, that asks for a different product family without specifications, or that requests unlawful handling of goods.
Template text explains how to prepare an adapter brief. It is not legal, safety, or engineering advice for a particular installation. Cabinet wiring, driver deployment, and import classification remain with the buyer and the buyer’s advisors. Comments on articles are opinions of their authors. The desk may remove a comment that includes a fabricated test claim or a request for a private individual.
Information on the site can be incomplete because factories have not yet answered. To the extent the law allows, LinkScope Sourcing 22 is not liable for a purchase decision made from an unfinished sheet, for a host that does not link, or for a freight outcome the note did not specify. Nothing here limits liability that cannot legally be limited.
These terms may be updated by editing this page. Continued use of the form after an update means the updated terms apply to new notes. Notes already sent stay tied to the words that were on the page at submission, plus the content of that note.
Questions about a note already sent should use the work email that was typed into that note. The site does not publish a separate legal address. See the Privacy Policy for how contact details in a note are handled.
QUALIFIED BUYER SUPPORT
Factory quotation comparison for a written adapter brief.
Eligible orders may receive up to 3%
Eligibility applies to qualified business buyers and is confirmed after we review your product, quantity, destination, and sourcing requirements.