Online Sales, Maintaining Accurate Business Information Sample Clauses

Online Sales, Maintaining Accurate Business Information. If approved as an Authorised Retailer, and to continue to sell the Products online, You agree and must only list, display, sell, ship and deliver the Products from Your e-commerce-enabled website(s). Whether or not Your True Branded Name is in the web IP address itself, You agree that all of Your Website(s) pages will and must be solely branded using Your True Branded Name and that You will not use any different or fictitious name, not any alias or name of any third party. You agree and will not use any third party for online sales including, for the avoidance of doubt, any third-party marketplace website anywhere, such as Amazon, eBay, BOL, or any others. You agree to certify to Body Glide that Your Website(s) and web pages comply with these Selective Distribution Criteria and that You will not sell the Product on any online point of sale that is not compliant with this Agreement, whether it is in Your True Branded Name or not. You agree to timely disclose to Body Glide and must maintain accurate, up-to-date information on all Your Website(s) that offer to sell the Products, so that Your compliance with the Selective Distribution Criteria can be monitored, and notice of any change(s) from You must be received by Body Glide and the Authorised Wholesaler in writing or electronically within fourteen (14) calendar days (See §2 above).
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