Dealer Agreement

1. The program

Quest's dealer referral program lets a card shop, show dealer, or table operator ("Dealer") introduce collectors to Quest with a unique referral code and QR signage. The program is early and operated personally by Quest Collect, Inc., a Delaware corporation ("Quest"): codes are issued by invitation or approved request, participation is free, and either party may end participation at any time. This agreement supplements the Terms of Service, which also apply.

2. Referral codes

• Quest issues each Dealer a unique code and corresponding QR link. Codes identify the Dealer's shop or table and are non-transferable — one Dealer, one code, unless Quest issues more (for example, per show).
• When a collector joins Quest through a Dealer's code, the signup is attributed to that Dealer in Quest's records.
• Codes may be displayed at the Dealer's counter, case, or table, and in the Dealer's own materials. Codes may not be embedded in paid advertising, incentivized signup schemes, or bulk distribution without Quest's written approval.

3. What the Dealer receives

Attribution of signups from day one. As the program grows, Quest may route fulfillable requests to the Dealer — a card a nearby collector is chasing that the Dealer may be able to supply. [Future program tiers — routing volume, subscription terms, rewards — reserved; to be added by amendment, not assumed.]

4. What the Dealer never receives

This section is the heart of the program and survives its end:

• No collector data exports. Quest never provides lists of collectors, their collections, their wants, or their contact information.
• No identity before engagement. A routed request shows the need, not the collector. The collector's identity is revealed only if and when the collector chooses to engage with the Dealer.
• No resale of access. The Dealer may not share, sell, or repackage anything received through the program.

5. Brand use

Quest grants the Dealer a limited, revocable, non-exclusive right to display Quest-provided signage and the Quest name solely to present the program truthfully. The Dealer gains no ownership in Quest's marks and will not suggest sponsorship or endorsement of the Dealer's business by Quest beyond program participation. Quest may name participating Dealers in program materials [confirm: opt-in or default?].

6. Relationship

The Dealer and Quest are independent parties. Nothing here creates employment, agency, partnership, or a duty of either party to send business to the other. Quest does not guarantee signups, routed requests, or any commercial outcome; the Dealer's sales remain entirely the Dealer's own, on the Dealer's own terms.

7. Ending participation

Either party may end participation at any time by notice (email suffices). On ending, the Dealer stops displaying program signage; attribution already recorded remains in Quest's records; Sections 4, 5 (as to ceasing use), and 8 survive.

8. Liability and law

The disclaimers and limitation of liability in the Terms of Service apply to the program, and so does its Section 15 (governing law and disputes) — Delaware law, JAMS arbitration seated in San Jose, and the related provisions apply to program disputes exactly as they apply to Service disputes.

9. Contact

hello@collect.quest