"Adrian" wrote in message
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On Sun, 27 Sep 2015 12:16:06 +0200, Martin wrote:

Not Amazon, but a very similar site :
http://www.notonthehighstreet.com/about/partner-terms Have a look at
4C i and iii

Those are the terms and conditions that apply to the sellers, which
makes it a business to business contract.

Lemme quote those Ts & Cs...
"any contract to sell and buy Products is made only between the Seller
and Customer concerned and NOTHS is not a party to any such contract"

The key thing is that it is Amazon that debits the purchaser's bank
account. This makes the contract with Amazon.

Some friends of mine have a web business with a monthly membership fee.
They use a payment provider to handle all the payments. Your logic has
the customer's only contract being with the payment provider, not the
actual website. Don't be daft.

Some where on Amazon's website it says that the delivery company is
responsible for lost packages. In this case Amazon is the delivery
company.

Really? Amazon themselves come to your house with the package?

IMO Amazon is responsible for delivery as well in all cases, because
they subcontract delivery

I thought Amazon were the delivery company...?

The specific example that I selected (based upon it being a good price for
an item that I need)

said: "... delivery will be by XXX"

tim