JPNentry Buyer Protection: Our Non-Negotiable Sourcing Rules
The fastest way to lose trust in cross-border sourcing is to promise what has not been verified.
JPNentry therefore uses a small set of non-negotiable operating rules. They may make us slower than a seller who says yes to everything. They are designed to make the transaction more defensible.
No stock claim without current evidence.
No exact-availability claim from a generic or outdated listing.
No forced substitution. A different model, grade, condition or SKU requires buyer approval.
No procurement merely because a research fee was paid.
No payment screenshot treated as matched funds without a clear identity, amount and currency match.
No quote presented as revenue and no prospect presented as a client.
No buyer name, logo or testimonial used publicly without the required permission.
No hidden assumption that product price includes shipping, duties, taxes or third-party fees unless the quote explicitly says so.
What this means for a buyer
You should be able to see what is known, what is still being checked, what the current commercial scope includes, and what decision is required next. If a route cannot be supported by evidence, JPNentry should not make it sound certain.
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