Why would you want to? Note that it doesn't say you can't sell the
prints that you get from their service, and even if they did it would
have no legal standing.
You clearly are not allowed to setup a system on your website through
which your clients can upload images into Costco's system, nor are you
allowed to copy their forms if you want to set up your own. Somehow it's
hard to imagine that this is a big enough problem to justify including
it in their standard terms and conditions, but once you let a lawyer
loose ...
Van
On 24/01/2011 3:25 PM, Joseph Orabona wrote:
>
> I hate to say it but what I took away from part of this thread was
> "Oh...Costco does prints." There is a print shop in the area that we
> have developed a realtionship with but until sales pick we need to go
> the cheapest route possible. But anyways I was poking around their
> Terms and Conditions and found this:
>
> IV. No Resale of Service You agree not to reproduce, duplicate, copy,
> sell, resell or exploit any part of the Services, use of the Services,
> or access to the Services for any commercial purposes.
>
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