QUALIFIED BUYER SUPPORT
Compare factory quotations on the same keystone-jack configuration.
Eligible orders may receive up to 3%.
Eligibility applies to qualified business buyers and is confirmed after we review your product, quantity, destination, and sourcing requirements.
This policy describes how LinkScope Sourcing 26 handles information typed into the keystone-jack inquiry form. It is not a promise that a particular inbox, phone, or office address exists beyond the fields you fill.
The form asks for a name, a company, a work email, an optional phone, and a requirements box. Optional controls, when script is available, add an inquiry-option name, a target budget with currency and per-unit or whole-order basis, and a supplier preference. Those extras are merged into the requirements text at submit. They are not separate stored account fields on this site.
The text is read to clarify a jack specification and to ask factories for quotations on that specification. Work email is used to send questions back to you. Phone is used only if you provided one and a written reply is not enough for the point at hand.
The site does not ask for payment card numbers. It does not offer an account login. It does not ask you to upload a file through the form. If you later email a drawing, that message is handled as correspondence about the same brief.
Requirement details may be shared with factories asked to quote the jack you described. They are not sold as a marketing list. A factory should see the technical brief needed to answer, not an unrelated history.
Correspondence is kept long enough to finish the quotation comparison you requested and to answer a follow-up about that same brief. You may ask, from the same work email, what was sent onward about your request.
A sourcing-support notice may store the time it was first shown and whether you closed the ticker in this browser session. That storage is not your RFQ. Closing the ticker does not delete the form text you have not yet submitted.