Russian marketplace Megamarket has followed Wildberries and Ozon in changing its terms for sellers: the online retailer has disclaimed responsibility for goods lost in drone attacks.
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Russian marketplace Megamarket has followed Wildberries and Ozon in changing its terms for sellers: the online retailer has disclaimed responsibility for goods lost in drone attacks.
Source: Russian Telegram channel Mozhem Obyasnit (We can explain)
Details: Megamarket, owned by Sberbank, has followed its competitors in changing its contract terms with sellers, significantly expanding the list of force majeure circumstances.
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