Terms & Conditions

Where Our Role Begins and Ends

Anchorline Global primarily acts as a sourcing agent and introducer. In most cases, we do not take title to goods, guarantee performance, or become a party to any contract between a buyer and a supplier. Due diligence, quality inspection, payment terms and shipping arrangements remain the responsibility of the transacting parties.

Where a buyer requests it, we may purchase goods directly from a supplier and arrange shipment on their behalf. In these cases we act only as a facilitator of that specific transaction and do not guarantee the quality or performance of the goods.

No warranty on counterparties

We review the information provided to us in good faith, but we cannot guarantee the accuracy of statements made by any buyer or supplier, nor the quality, legality, timing or fitness of any goods. Each party remains responsible for its own due diligence, inspection, contracts and compliance.

Your responsibilities

• Provide accurate, complete and lawful information in your inquiry.
• Only upload documents you have the right to share.
• Comply with all applicable export, import, sanctions and customs rules.
• Do not use this site to submit fraudulent, abusive or automated inquiries.

Introductions and confidentiality

Where an introduction is made, both sides are expected to treat commercially sensitive information shared during discussions as confidential.

Limitation of liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Anchorline Global is not liable for indirect or consequential losses, lost profits, or losses arising from any transaction, dispute or non-performance between a buyer and a supplier.

Intellectual property

The content, layout and branding of this website belong to Anchorline Global and may not be reproduced without permission.

Changes

We may update these terms. The version published on this page at the time of your inquiry is the version that applies.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of California, US, without regard to conflict-of-laws rules.