Reverb charges sellers a fee on each completed transaction, with the current fee schedule maintained separately on the Reverb website. The terms state that fee schedules may be updated, with continued use of the platform constituting acceptance of updated fees.
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This provision establishes that sellers incur a financial obligation on each completed transaction and that the applicable fee rate is determined by an externally maintained schedule that Reverb may update. The document does not specify the current fee percentage or a minimum notice period for fee changes, which creates ongoing financial exposure for sellers who do not actively monitor fee schedule updates.
Interpretive note: The document references an external fee schedule, and the precise notice period required before fee changes take effect is not specified in the Terms of Service itself, creating ambiguity about the operative notice standard.
The agreement establishes that sellers owe Reverb a selling fee on each completed transaction at the rate specified in the separately maintained fee schedule, which Reverb may update with notice. Sellers who continue transacting after a fee change are deemed to have accepted the updated rate under the terms.
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Compare across platforms →"Reverb charges sellers a selling fee for each completed transaction. The current fee schedule is available on the Reverb website and may be updated from time to time. By completing a transaction on Reverb, sellers agree to pay the applicable fees.Excerpt from Reverb's Terms of Service
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Fee disclosure obligations in marketplace contexts engage the FTC Act, which requires material terms to be clearly and conspicuously disclosed.
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This provision establishes that sellers incur a financial obligation on each completed transaction and that the applicable fee rate is determined by an externally maintained schedule that Reverb may update. The document does not specify the current fee percentage or a minimum notice period for fee changes, which creates ongoing financial exposure for sellers who do not actively monitor fee …
The agreement establishes that sellers owe Reverb a selling fee on each completed transaction at the rate specified in the separately maintained fee schedule, which Reverb may update with notice. Sellers who continue transacting after a fee change are deemed to have accepted the updated rate under the terms.
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