Eligible orders may receive up to 3% sourcing support.
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 35 handles information typed into the RF connector inquiry form. The desk uses that information to read a sourcing brief and, when the brief is coherent, to request factory quotations. The site does not sell a mailing list and it does not operate a public social inbox.
The form asks for a name, a work email, an optional phone number, an optional company name, and a requirement note. The note should carry specification, quantity, destination, and timing. Optional budget and supplier-preference controls, when script is available, are merged into that same note at submit time. They are not separate stored fields on a different backend name. If script is off, write those points in the note yourself.
The desk reads the note to see whether series, frequency range, impedance, and destination are clear enough to send outward. Work email is the reply path. Phone is optional and is not a published line of this site. Company name helps distinguish two buyers who share a given name. The desk does not ask for payment card numbers, government identifiers, or login passwords. Do not place those in the note.
People handling the inquiry may see the text. A plant asked to quote may see the technical scope needed for that quote. The desk does not promise that every plant will receive every brief, and it does not publish submitted notes on the website. Hosting and mail providers that carry the form may process the transmission as part of delivering it. Their own terms govern that hop.
Notes are kept long enough to compare replies, answer a follow-up, and meet ordinary record needs. A buyer may ask, through the same form, that a particular note be corrected or that further quoting stop. The desk will respond on the work email in the request when the request is specific enough to find the note. Some records may remain where accounting or a dispute requires them.
The sourcing notice in the shared layout may store a first-shown time in local storage and a ticker-closed flag in session storage so the notice can respect its display window. That storage is not an account profile. It does not contain your RF specification. The site does not use that storage to rebuild a brief you did not submit.