Self-Service sellers manage their own listings, product details and shipping while AIC provides marketplace checkout, subject to availability of the seller portal.

The current Self-Service proposal has 0% AIC seller commission. Any buyer marketplace fee or other charge must be disclosed before that mode is opened to sellers.

Sellers must have the right to resell an item and disclose condition, defects, missing parts, restrictions and accurate photographs.

Self-Service sellers are responsible for tracked shipping and prompt cooperation on delivery problems, buyer returns and disputes under the applicable seller terms.

AIC offers Self-Service and Full-Service as distinct account-level selling arrangements. Switching modes requires AIC confirmation; simultaneous modes are not assumed.

Counterfeits, unsafe or prohibited items, and resale-restricted samples or pro-deal items are not accepted. AIC may remove ineligible listings.

AIC reviews the gear, its condition and likely resale economics before accepting it. Submission does not guarantee listing or sale.

The seller’s signed agreement and itemized schedule specify their payout share and any approved costs. Eligible settled sales are generally paid on the 15th of the following month. Existing contracts remain unchanged.

For accepted goods AIC coordinates intake, product research, photography, listing, merchandising, selling and customer support according to the signed service terms.

Initial pricing, discount authority and review timing are established in the agreement or gear-drop schedule. Any agreed markdown process must be explained before intake.

Unsold goods are reviewed after the agreed listing period, typically 90 days. Return shipping, extensions and any donation choice are addressed in the signed agreement.

Ownership and AIC’s custody, transit, damage, insurance and dispute responsibilities are governed by the signed agreement. High-value gear should not be shipped until these terms are understood.

WildUP is $96 for one year and does not automatically renew. Full-service resale applies only to gear AIC accepts for consignment.

The proposed new WildUP member payout is 65% for eligible accepted gear, documented in the signed gear-drop schedule. No extra premium payout tier is offered. Existing signed rates are honored.

AIC handles photography, product research, listings, selling and promotion for accepted gear. Members may receive a shareable curated gear collection.

After a paid WildUP purchase, AIC will contact the member within two business days to review the gear and coordinate the first approved drop. AIC initiates contact; no additional signup form is required.

Members approve a carrier quote and pay the actual inbound postage before AIC issues a label or QR code. No markup and no shipping deduction from seller proceeds; oversize or pickup is quoted separately.

If AIC cannot approve any proposed gear for a new member's first WildUP drop, AIC will refund the annual membership fee before that first gear drop. Other membership cancellations, refunds and equipment terms are governed by the purchase-time disclosures, applicable seller agreement and law. Existing signed agreements and statutory rights remain applicable.

For purchases delivered to customers, see the current Shipping Policy for handling, carrier, tracking and delivery terms.

Full-Service/WildUP send-ins are reviewed first. AIC arranges a carrier quote, shared with the seller before payment and label issuance.

The member covers the quoted inbound carrier cost through a separate payment before shipping. Postage is not deducted from later consignment earnings.

Large technical equipment, multiple parcels and local pickup require individual approval and cost estimates rather than being included automatically.

Sellers may arrange a tracked inbound shipment with AIC’s approval and packing instructions. Delivery tracking must be provided for intake.

Carrier reweighing or dimensional adjustments and return-shipping responsibility must be disclosed in the shipment and seller terms; no unapproved surprise sale-payout deductions.

Read the Terms of Service. Its applicable provisions and separate written seller terms govern different transactions.

Our Privacy Policy explains data processing, advertising and consumer privacy rights. Consult the live policy rather than relying on older summaries.

A signed ordinary consignment agreement or WildUP Seller Agreement and Gear Drop Schedule establish item-level terms, payouts and risk allocation. A website summary does not replace a signed contract.

Our Returns & Refunds Policy governs customer returns. Nothing here removes rights available under applicable law.

AIC supports front-line wildlife protection as described in its published impact disclosures. The contribution basis and timing must be documented without silently changing an agreed seller payout.

Contact shop@articlesincommon.com. New terms should apply prospectively; existing signed consignment agreements are not rewritten by this page.