Third-Party Seller
/ˌθɜrdˈpɑrti ˈsɛlɚ/
Definitions
- (n.) An independent entity that sells goods or services through a marketplace or platform owned by another party, rather than selling its own products.
The online marketplace allows third-party sellers to reach a broader customer base.
Forms
- third-party seller
- third-party sellers
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Commentary
The term is frequently used in e-commerce and contract law to distinguish between direct sellers and independent sellers operating via a platform.
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