Five checks before the stock list.
These questions help you assess a stock buyer or intermediary. A clear answer is a starting point; verify it against the agreement and company details.
Who is the counterparty?
Ask for the full legal company name and registration details. Check the public register and make sure the agreement names the same entity.
Who is buying?
Is this company purchasing the lot itself, or introducing another buyer? Ask who makes the offer, signs and owes the purchase price.
Who receives the list?
Agree confidentiality before disclosure. Establish who will see the information and for what purpose.
When do you receive payment?
Read the payment terms and the conditions for releasing the goods. A promise during a call does not replace the written agreement.
Where can the goods be resold?
Name the markets and channels you need excluded, then check that the agreed restrictions appear in the purchase agreement.
The role matters more than the label.
A broker can offer a legitimate service. The issue is whether you understand the arrangement, any fees and the party responsible for buying the stock.
Direct purchase
The buyer contracts to purchase the agreed lot. Identify that company and its payment obligations.
Intermediation
An intermediary connects parties. Establish who the eventual buyer will be, who is responsible for payment and whether any fees apply.
BenefitStock buys as a principal. The company behind the site is MAYA SOURCING d.o.o.; its details are available in the legal notice.
Read the terms before the goods move.
The sequence gives you specific documents and decisions to check at each stage.
Before the detail
We arrange a mutual NDA before your detailed stock list.
Before agreement
We review the complete list and prepare a firm offer within 48 hours. You name excluded markets and channels; agreed restrictions go in Appendix 1.
Before collection
The purchase agreement is agreed and full payment reaches your account before the goods leave your warehouse.
FAQ
Questions before you sell
Does a direct buyer automatically mean a safe transaction?
No. Check the legal counterparty, payment terms, confidentiality and the actual agreement, whichever role the company describes.
Can I check your company before contacting you?
Yes. The legal notice names MAYA SOURCING d.o.o. and gives its registration and contact details. The About us page explains the buying model.
Must I send a stock list to start?
No. Begin with categories, brands, approximate quantity and location. We arrange the mutual NDA before the detailed list.
Does the NDA replace resale restrictions?
No. Confidentiality and resale restrictions do different jobs. The agreed excluded markets and channels belong in Appendix 1 of the purchase agreement.