Terms & Conditions

WHOLESALER 2.0

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Terms and Conditions of Sale

Last updated: June 23, 2026

Sales are open to both individuals (consumers) and professional buyers. Certain terms apply differently depending on your status: these are indicated by the labels “Consumer” and “Professional.” Placing an order implies your full and unconditional acceptance of these terms and conditions.

Seller Information

Article 1 — Seller Identification

The Wholesaler 2.0 website and brand are published and operated by:

  • FELIX BEAUREGARD CORP, a single-member simplified joint-stock company (SASU) with a capital of €100.
  • Headquarters: 60 rue François 1er, 75008 Paris, France.
  • RCS: Paris 984 199 877 — SIRET: 984 199 877 00015.
  • Intra-EU VAT Number: FR56 984 199 877.
  • President and Publisher: Félix Beauregard.
  • Contact: contact@wholesaler20.com.

Hereinafter referred to as “the Seller.”

Article 2 — Purpose and Scope
  • These General Terms and Conditions of Sale (the “GTC”) govern all sales of products offered by the Seller on the Wholesaler 2.0 website (the “Site”), whether to consumers or to business buyers.
  • Any order implies the buyer’s (the “Buyer”) full, complete, and unconditional acceptance of these Terms and Conditions, which take precedence over any other document.
  • The Seller reserves the right to modify the Terms and Conditions at any time. The applicable Terms and Conditions are those in effect on the date the order is confirmed.

Buyer Status

Article 3 — Eligible Buyers

The products are sold to two categories of Buyers, whose rights differ in certain respects that are expressly noted:

  • Consumer: Any natural person acting for purposes unrelated to their commercial, industrial, craft, or professional activities. Consumers are entitled to all public policy protections under the Consumer Code, including the right of withdrawal and statutory warranties.
  • Professional: Any individual or legal entity acting for purposes related to its commercial activity, including for the purpose of resale. Professionals are not entitled to the right of withdrawal or the protections afforded to consumers.
  • The Buyer must indicate their status when placing an order. The Seller may request proof (SIREN/SIRET number, VAT number) from the Buyer who declares that they are acting in a professional capacity.

Products & Prices

Article 4 — Nature of the Products (Mystery Packs)
  • Products sold under the Wholesaler 2.0 brand are assorted lots of items (including lots of T-shirts, shorts, and other branded styles), and the exact composition, brands, styles, sizes, colors, and condition may vary from one lot to another.
  • The “mystery” or “surprise” nature of the prizes is an essential feature of the product, which is clearly stated and accepted by the Buyer, who acknowledges that they are knowingly purchasing a product whose exact contents are not determined in advance.
  • Unless otherwise explicitly stated on the product page, items are sold "as is." The Seller does not guarantee a specific size distribution, a specific mix of brands, or that the items are in new condition.
  • The images and descriptions on the Site are provided for illustrative purposes only and are not contractually binding with respect to the exact contents of the delivered order, without prejudice to the consumer’s statutory warranty of conformity.
Article 5 — Price
  • Prices are listed in euros, including all taxes (TTC), for consumers, and may be displayed excluding taxes (HT) for business customers, excluding shipping costs, which are billed separately and indicated before the order is confirmed.
  • The Seller reserves the right to change its prices at any time. Products are billed based on the prices in effect at the time the order is confirmed.

Ordering & Payment

Article 6 — Order
  • The sale is not final until the Seller has confirmed the order and the full purchase price has been received.
  • The Seller reserves the right to refuse or cancel any order in the event of a prior dispute, nonpayment, an order that is unusual in terms of quantity, or product unavailability.
  • The information provided by the Buyer when placing an order is binding. The Seller shall not be held liable for the consequences of any incorrect information (delivery address, contact information) attributable to the Buyer.
Article 7 — Payment
  • The price is payable in full, in cash, on the day the order is placed, using the payment methods offered on the Site. No product will be shipped until full payment has been received.
  • Business Customers: In accordance with Article L441-10 of the French Commercial Code, any late payment by a business customer shall automatically, without prior notice, result in late payment penalties at the ECB’s reference rate plus 10 basis points, as well as a flat-rate compensation of €40 for collection costs.

Delivery & Transfer of Risk

Article 8 — Delivery and Risk
  • Orders are shipped from the Seller's warehouse in France. The delivery time is specified at the time of order; if no delivery time is specified, and in accordance with Article L216-1 of the Consumer Code, delivery will take place no later than 30 days after the order is placed.
  • Consumer: The transfer of risk for products occurs upon physical delivery of the goods to the consumer, in accordance with Article L216-4 of the Consumer Code.
  • Businesses: The transfer of risk occurs upon delivery of the goods to the carrier. It is the business’s responsibility to inspect the packages upon delivery and to file any claims with the carrier in accordance with Article L133-3 of the Commercial Code.
  • Any package received that is open, damaged, or incomplete must be reported to the Seller, with supporting photos, as soon as possible to contact@wholesaler20.com, to ensure prompt care.

Right of Withdrawal

Article 9 — Consumer Right of Withdrawal (14 days)

Consumer: In accordance with Articles L221-18 et seq. of the Consumer Code, the consumer has 14 calendar days from the date of receipt of the order to exercise the right of withdrawal, without having to provide a reason.

  • Notification: sending the decision to contact@wholesaler20.com before the deadline expires, by means of a clear statement.
  • Returns: Items must be received by the Seller no later than 14 days after notification, at the following address: 4120 Route de Tournai, 59500 Douai.
  • Return shipping costs: to be paid by the consumer.
  • Condition of the items: Returns will only be accepted if the entire set is returned complete and in a condition suitable for resale. The consumer may inspect the items as they would in a store; the consumer is liable for any handling beyond this simple inspection.
  • Depreciation: Any item that is missing, worn, washed, damaged, stained, or has had its tag removed will result in a reduction in the refund equal to the amount of depreciation observed, up to and including no refund at all if the item’s condition no longer allows for resale.
  • Refund: The amount due, including standard shipping costs, will be refunded within 14 days of cancellation, via the original payment method. The refund may be delayed until the items are received or proof of shipment is provided, and will take into account any depreciation.
Article 10 — Sales to Businesses
  • Business Customers: Business customers do not have the right of withdrawal. Sales made to business customers are final and binding; no returns, exchanges, or refunds will be accepted on the grounds of the “mystery” composition of the package described in Article 4.

Claims & Warranties

Article 11 — Complaints and Compliance
  • Any claim regarding an apparent nonconformity of the shipment (brand, quantity, or stated distribution) must be submitted in writing to the Seller, accompanied by supporting photographs, to contact@wholesaler20.com, as soon as possible after receipt. We will respond within 24 business hours.
  • Variations in the content, brands, sizes, models, or condition of the items do not constitute nonconformities, as these characteristics are inherent to the nature of the product (Article 4).
  • Consumer: The above commercial complaint deadlines apply without prejudice to statutory warranties, which remain available to the consumer within their own respective time limits.
Article 12 — Statutory Warranties
  • Consumer The consumer is covered by the statutory warranty of conformity (Articles L217-3 et seq. of the Consumer Code) and the warranty against hidden defects (Articles 1641 et seq. of the Civil Code), regardless of any commercial warranty.
  • Business-to-Business: Since products are sold "as is," the Seller excludes any commercial warranty and limits its liability for latent defects to the price paid for the lot in question.
  • The Seller makes no guarantee regarding resale value, profit margin, or commercial results. Any Buyer who purchases a lot for resale acknowledges that they alone assume the associated commercial risk.

Liability & Trademarks

Article 13 — Limitation of Liability
  • To the extent permitted by law, and without prejudice to the consumer’s rights under public policy, the Seller’s liability is limited to the amount actually paid by the Buyer for the order that gave rise to the dispute.
  • Business Customer: With respect to a business customer, the Seller shall not be liable for any consequential damages (including loss of operations, revenue, profit margin, customers, or business loss).
  • No limitations apply in cases of gross negligence or willful misconduct on the part of the Seller, or in cases of bodily injury.
Article 14 — Trademarks, Authenticity, and Resale
  • Any brand-name items that may be included in the lots come from wholesale channels and/or the secondhand market.
  • It is the responsibility of the Buyer, who resells the products in its capacity as a professional, to comply with all legal obligations applicable to resale (consumer information, condition of the products, trademark law, taxation). The Buyer shall be solely responsible for such compliance and shall indemnify the Seller against any third-party claims in this regard.

Ownership & Force Majeure

Article 15 — Retention of Title
  • The Seller retains ownership of the products sold until full and actual payment of the price, including principal and incidental charges, in accordance with Articles 2367 et seq. of the Civil Code.
Article 16 — Force Majeure
  • The Seller shall not be held liable for any failure to perform its obligations in the event of force majeure as defined in Article 1218 of the Civil Code (including, but not limited to, natural disasters, strikes, supply disruptions, carrier failures, or any event beyond its control).