Effective Date: April 01, 2026
Last Updated: April 14, 2026
These Partner Terms & Conditions (the "Partner Terms") form a legally binding agreement between Go Dumpster Rental ("GDR," "we," "us," or the "Platform") and the independent dumpster rental provider, hauling company, or other service provider accepting these Partner Terms ("Partner," "you," or "your"). These Partner Terms govern your access to and use of the GDR partner portal, provider mobile application, dispatch tools, notifications, assignments, payout workflows, and all orders, swaps, pickups, deliveries, extensions, relocations, or related services sourced through GDR.
By accepting a partner invite, completing onboarding, creating or using a partner account, accepting an assigned order, performing any service request sourced through GDR, or otherwise accessing the partner systems, you agree to be bound by these Partner Terms.
1. Relationship of Parties
1.1 Independent contractor only. Partner is and will remain an independent contractor. Nothing in these Partner Terms creates any employment, agency, franchise, fiduciary, partnership, or joint venture relationship between Partner and GDR.
1.2 No authority to bind GDR. Partner has no authority to make promises, warranties, guarantees, credits, refunds, settlements, or other commitments on behalf of GDR unless GDR expressly authorizes the commitment in writing through an authorized representative.
1.3 Independent business operations. Partner is solely responsible for its own business operations, personnel, wages, benefits, taxes, insurance, equipment, vehicles, fuel, routing, maintenance, permits, licenses, disposal arrangements, and all other costs of performing services.
1.4 No exclusivity; no minimum volume. GDR is not required to offer Partner any minimum number of orders, any exclusivity, any particular territory, or any minimum revenue opportunity. Partner is not entitled to compensation except as expressly provided in these Partner Terms and in Platform-approved payout records.
2. Partner Eligibility and Ongoing Requirements
2.1 Business standing. Partner must at all times maintain a valid legal business entity, good standing where required, and all licenses, registrations, permits, operating authority, and tax registrations required to lawfully perform dumpster rental, hauling, transport, placement, pickup, disposal, swap, and related services in each jurisdiction served.
2.2 Insurance and risk controls. Partner must maintain the insurance required by Section 12 and promptly provide certificates, endorsements, renewals, claim information, or other evidence of coverage upon request.
2.3 Equipment rights. Partner represents that it owns, leases, or is otherwise fully authorized to use all dumpsters, trucks, attachments, and other equipment used to fulfill GDR-sourced orders, and that such equipment is properly maintained, roadworthy, and legally compliant.
2.4 Operational accuracy. Partner must keep current and accurate in the Platform all material business and operational information, including company details, service area, coverage radius, contact information, availability status, bank information, pricing inputs, capacity, and any credentials or compliance documents requested by GDR.
2.5 Platform access and security. Partner is responsible for all activity under its accounts, devices, and login credentials. Partner must maintain secure passwords, restrict account access to authorized personnel only, and immediately notify GDR of any suspected unauthorized access, compromised device, or security incident affecting Partner systems or GDR data.
3. GDR Platform Role
3.1 Marketplace and payment intermediary. GDR operates a marketplace that acquires customers, displays customer-facing pricing, administers checkout and order intake, routes customer communications, manages order records, and may collect payments through Stripe, stored payment methods, payment links, manually recorded offline payments, or other approved methods.
3.2 Partner performs the services. Partner, and not GDR, performs the actual field services, including dispatch response, delivery, placement, swap execution, relocation, pickup, overage documentation, and related on-site work. Partner controls the means and methods of performing the physical service, subject to these Partner Terms and Platform rules.
3.3 Operational and financial controls. GDR may maintain separate operational, assignment, fulfillment, and financial statuses for orders. GDR may hold, delay, reassign, modify, or close orders based on payment status, customer instructions, safety issues, compliance concerns, service failures, dispute resolution, or other operational needs.
4. Order Assignment, Acceptance, and Dispatch
4.1 Assignment methods. Orders may be assigned by GDR automatically or manually based on location, coverage, distance, pricing configuration, availability, prior assignment attempts, partner status, capacity, customer requirements, dispatch priorities, performance, or any other factor GDR considers relevant.
4.2 Assignment response obligation. Partner must timely review assigned orders and either accept or decline them through the Platform. If Partner does not respond within the time stated in the Platform or dispatch communication, GDR may treat the assignment as expired and may automatically or manually reassign the order. Unless otherwise stated in the Platform, assignments may expire after approximately sixty (60) minutes.
4.3 Accepted orders are binding. Once Partner accepts an order, Partner is obligated to fulfill the assigned services in accordance with these Partner Terms, the order record, and all approved updates reflected by GDR. Partner may not cancel, abandon, or refuse an accepted order except with GDR's prior written approval or where immediate suspension of work is reasonably necessary for safety or legal compliance.
4.4 Declines and reassignment. Partner may decline an offered order before acceptance, but GDR has no obligation to continue offering orders to Partner. GDR may reassign any order at any time before completion, including due to non-response, delay, customer issues, quality concerns, safety concerns, partner suspension, or other business needs.
4.5 Availability and presence. If Partner uses the provider mobile application or other live dispatch tools, Partner must keep its availability status accurate and maintain functioning communication channels, active devices, and sufficient responsiveness for assigned work.
5. Service Obligations and Fulfillment Standards
5.1 Timely service. Partner must deliver, relocate, swap, extend, service, and pick up dumpsters within the dates, windows, and service expectations shown in the Platform or otherwise communicated by GDR.
5.2 Professional performance. Partner must perform all services in a safe, lawful, courteous, and professional manner and ensure that its employees, drivers, subcontractors, and agents do the same.
5.3 Placement obligations. Partner must make reasonable efforts to follow customer delivery and placement instructions transmitted through GDR, but Partner remains solely responsible for final placement decisions, vehicle operation, equipment handling, and determining whether placement is safe, accessible, lawful, and feasible at the site.
5.4 Proof and service records. Partner must submit all records, notes, photos, tickets, weights, timestamps, and other proof of service required by the Platform for delivery, pickup, swap, overage, relocation, exception handling, or dispute resolution. GDR may rely on Platform records, logs, uploaded media, action histories, and communications as evidence of performance or non-performance.
5.5 Pickup and overage documentation. When required by the Platform, Partner must provide pickup documentation, including landfill or disposal tickets, pickup photos, and accurate weights. Partner represents that any weight, tonnage, overage, disposal, and service proof submitted to GDR is complete and accurate.
5.6 Delays, missed jobs, and exceptions. Partner must promptly notify GDR through the Platform or designated operational channels of any delay, no-access event, unsafe condition, permit issue, route disruption, weather issue, contamination issue, customer dispute, failed delivery, failed pickup, or other service exception affecting an assigned order.
6. Customer Instructions, Site Conditions, Swaps, Extensions, and Other Modifications
6.1 Platform-controlled changes. Customer requests for cancellation, reschedule, extension, relocation, swap, early pickup, or other modification may be submitted through the customer portal, processed automatically, reviewed by GDR, or approved through admin workflows. Only changes shown in the Platform or otherwise approved by GDR are binding on GDR.
6.2 Partner duty to follow approved changes. Partner must comply with approved order changes reflected in the Platform, including revised delivery dates, pickup schedules, approved early pickups, paid extensions, relocations, and swap orders.
6.3 No unauthorized direct modifications. Partner may not directly negotiate or implement customer-facing schedule changes, pricing changes, refunds, extensions, swaps, relocations, or cancellations outside the Platform without GDR's prior written approval.
6.4 Swap and related orders. A swap may be processed as a new or replacement order linked to the original order. Partner must follow the order records provided by GDR for both the original order and the replacement or swap order, including any separate payment, service, documentation, and completion requirements.
6.5 Unsafe or impossible instructions. If customer instructions are unsafe, unlawful, inaccessible, impossible to perform, or reasonably likely to cause property damage, injury, code violation, or equipment loss, Partner must stop and promptly contact GDR for direction. Partner may not proceed with unsafe work simply because a customer requested it.
7. Cancellations, Admin Overrides, and Order Control
7.1 Customer cancellations and refunds. Customer cancellations may trigger full or partial refunds, voids, credits, or other financial adjustments depending on payment status, timing, and administrative review. Partner acknowledges that customer-facing payment outcomes may change after the order was created or after service issues arise.
7.2 Admin authority. GDR may override or update order status, assignment status, fulfillment status, financial status, pricing inputs, partner pricing inputs, surcharges, discounts, service dates, customer information, and related order data whenever GDR determines that doing so is necessary for operations, legal compliance, billing correction, customer service, fraud prevention, or dispute resolution.
7.3 No unilateral cancellation by Partner. Partner may not unilaterally cancel an accepted order, instruct the customer that an order is canceled, or mark an order complete, delivered, picked up, swapped, or otherwise resolved unless the action accurately reflects the work performed and complies with Platform requirements.
7.4 Failure to perform. If Partner misses service windows, fails to respond, refuses approved modifications, submits inadequate proof, or otherwise fails to meet Platform standards, GDR may reassign the order, issue credits or refunds, reduce or reverse Partner compensation, suspend new assignments, or take any other remedy permitted by these Partner Terms or applicable law.
8. Pricing Control, Payment Processing, and Partner Payouts
8.1 Customer-facing pricing belongs to GDR. GDR controls the pricing, fees, surcharges, discounts, promotions, taxes, and payment amounts presented to the customer through the Platform. Partner may not alter, override, or contradict Platform pricing presented to a customer.
8.2 No direct collection unless expressly authorized. Partner may not collect payment, deposits, extensions, relocation charges, overage charges, refunds, tips disguised as service charges, or any other amounts directly from the customer for a GDR-sourced order unless GDR expressly authorizes the collection in writing and the transaction is properly recorded in the Platform.
8.3 Payment methods. Customer payments may be processed through Stripe, stored card charges authorized by the customer, payment links, partial payments, manually recorded offline payments, or other methods approved by GDR. Partner has no right to object to GDR's chosen collection method.
8.4 Partner compensation basis. Partner compensation may be determined using Partner's configured rates and overrides in the Platform, including base haul rate, included tonnage, extra ton fees, extra day fees, relocation fees, service-rate percentages, order-specific overrides, approved overages, manual adjustments, and other order-level pricing data maintained by GDR.
8.5 Payout timing. No payout is earned or due merely because an order was created, assigned, accepted, delivered, or paid by the customer. Except as otherwise agreed by GDR in writing, Partner becomes eligible for payout only after the relevant order or service is completed to GDR's satisfaction, required proof and documentation have been submitted, any dispute or adjustment review has been resolved, and GDR has approved the partner invoice or payout record.
8.6 Approval and payment method. GDR may pay approved Partner compensation by ACH, check, or other method chosen by GDR. Bank account changes, remittance updates, or payout destination changes may require verification and GDR approval before taking effect.
8.7 Adjustments and offsets. GDR may withhold, reduce, offset, or recover amounts otherwise payable to Partner for refunds, credits, chargebacks, processor reversals, disputed services, overpayments, duplicate payments, pricing corrections, overage corrections, customer complaints, unsafe service, property damage claims, missing proof, or any other amount Partner owes to GDR or its affiliates.
8.8 Overpayments. If GDR overpays Partner for any reason, Partner must promptly repay the overpaid amount upon demand. GDR may recover overpayments by offsetting current or future payouts, invoicing Partner directly, debiting a permitted payment method, or pursuing any other lawful remedy.
9. Refunds, Partial Refunds, Chargebacks, and Financial Corrections
9.1 Customer payment reversals affect Partner compensation. Partner acknowledges that customer payments can later be refunded in full or in part, charged back, disputed, reversed, voided, reclassified, or otherwise adjusted. Partner compensation may be adjusted accordingly, including after service is marked completed.
9.2 Pricing and overage corrections. GDR may correct pricing mistakes, line-item mistakes, weight or overage entries, partner pricing inputs, customer balances, or invoice calculations before or after payout review. If an error is discovered after payout, Partner must cooperate in good faith with the correction and repay or allow offset of any excess amount previously paid.
9.3 Partner-caused refunds. If GDR issues any refund, credit, waiver, reduction, or customer accommodation arising from Partner's delay, no-show, refusal to perform, improper placement, unsafe conduct, inaccurate weights, documentation failure, property damage, customer complaint, or other Partner breach, GDR may charge that amount back to Partner.
10. Pricing Restrictions and Anti-Circumvention
10.1 No off-platform diversion. Partner may not use information obtained through GDR to solicit, quote, invoice, or service a GDR customer outside the Platform for the same project, a related project, a renewal, a swap, an extension, or a replacement order in order to avoid GDR fees, pricing controls, or payment workflows.
10.2 Protected customers. During the term of these Partner Terms and for twelve (12) months after Partner's last GDR-sourced service for a customer, Partner will not knowingly bypass GDR to contract directly with that customer for services first introduced through GDR without GDR's prior written consent.
10.3 No pricing renegotiation. Partner may not tell a customer that Platform pricing is incorrect, demand extra compensation outside the Platform, or condition service on the customer's agreement to any side payment, side contract, or direct arrangement.
11. Prohibited Activities
Partner will not, directly or indirectly:
- accept, transport, dump, or dispose of prohibited, hazardous, toxic, or unlawful materials except as expressly authorized by law and disclosed to GDR in advance;
- falsify service status, timestamps, notes, photos, disposal tickets, weights, invoices, bank details, insurance records, or any other Platform data;
- misrepresent dumpster size, included tonnage, availability, permits, service scope, or pricing to any customer or to GDR;
- use threatening, discriminatory, harassing, abusive, or unsafe conduct toward customers, property owners, tenants, neighbors, inspectors, or GDR personnel;
- misuse customer personal information, resale data, or contact customers for unrelated marketing or services;
- subcontract, broker, or reassign GDR-sourced work to another provider without GDR's prior written approval;
- bypass GDR's communications, billing, or dispute workflows;
- violate any law, regulation, landfill policy, transport requirement, permit condition, court order, sanctions law, privacy law, or safety requirement applicable to the services.
12. Insurance Requirements
Partner must maintain, at its own expense, insurance from reputable carriers licensed where required, with coverage no less than:
- commercial general liability insurance with limits of not less than $1,000,000 per occurrence and $2,000,000 aggregate;
- commercial automobile liability insurance covering owned, hired, and non-owned vehicles with a combined single limit of not less than $1,000,000 per accident;
- workers' compensation insurance as required by applicable law and employer's liability insurance with limits of not less than $100,000 each accident, $100,000 each employee, and $500,000 policy limit for disease, or such higher amounts as required by law;
- pollution or environmental impairment liability coverage, or equivalent pollution coverage endorsement, in amounts commercially reasonable for Partner's operations and not less than $1,000,000 if required by law or reasonably requested by GDR.
Upon request, Partner will provide certificates of insurance and, where commercially available, endorsements naming GDR and its affiliates as additional insureds on the commercial general liability and automobile liability policies with respect to GDR-sourced operations. Partner must notify GDR promptly if any required policy is canceled, materially reduced, or allowed to lapse.
13. Compliance with Laws and Disposal Rules
13.1 Waste and disposal compliance. Partner must comply with all federal, state, and local laws governing hauling, transportation, vehicle operation, waste acceptance, disposal, transfer, landfill use, environmental protection, and public health.
13.2 Transportation and driver compliance. Partner is solely responsible for compliance with vehicle registration rules, weight restrictions, route restrictions, DOT and motor-carrier requirements, driver qualifications, hours-of-service rules where applicable, and all loading, tie-down, and transport safety obligations.
13.3 Permit and placement compliance. Partner must comply with all placement restrictions, roadway restrictions, HOA or municipal rules, and similar legal requirements applicable to where the dumpster is actually delivered, swapped, relocated, or picked up. Unless GDR expressly agrees otherwise in writing, customer-obtained permits remain the customer's responsibility, but Partner remains responsible for not knowingly placing or servicing equipment in violation of law or in an unsafe manner.
14. Communications and Responsiveness
14.1 Operational notices. Partner consents to receive transactional and operational communications from GDR by email, telephone, SMS, push notification, in-app notification, and other electronic means regarding assignments, security, dispatch, status changes, customer requests, payouts, disputes, compliance, and account administration.
14.2 Responsiveness requirement. Partner must remain reasonably reachable during active operating hours and while handling any assigned order. Failure to respond to assignment, dispatch, support, or dispute communications may result in reassignment, payout delay, or suspension.
14.3 Message charges. Standard message and data rates may apply to SMS or mobile communications based on Partner's carrier or device plan.
15. Confidentiality, Customer Data, and Records
15.1 Confidential information. Partner will keep confidential all non-public information received from or through GDR, including customer names, phone numbers, email addresses, addresses, pricing, order histories, notes, payout data, Platform workflows, internal policies, and any non-public business information.
15.2 Limited use. Partner may use GDR-provided customer and order information solely as necessary to fulfill GDR-sourced services, document performance, obtain operational support, and comply with law. Partner may not sell, rent, disclose, scrape, copy, or use such information for unrelated marketing or any other unauthorized purpose.
15.3 Data security and incident notice. Partner must maintain reasonable administrative, technical, and physical safeguards to protect GDR and customer data. Partner must notify GDR without undue delay of any actual or suspected unauthorized access, disclosure, ransomware event, device compromise, or other security incident affecting GDR data.
15.4 Records. Partner must maintain accurate records supporting services performed, disposal, weights, insurance, permits, and claims for at least four (4) years after the applicable service date, and must provide relevant records to GDR upon reasonable request for audit, dispute resolution, compliance review, or claim handling.
16. Liability, Risk Allocation, and Indemnification
16.1 Partner responsibility for field operations. Partner is solely responsible for the acts and omissions of Partner and its personnel, subcontractors, vehicles, dumpsters, equipment, and service methods. Partner bears all risk of loss, damage, injury, fines, penalties, towing, impound, disposal rejection, and claim expense arising out of or related to delivery, placement, relocation, swap, service, pickup, transport, or disposal performed by or for Partner.
16.2 Specific partner liability. Without limiting the foregoing, Partner is responsible for claims arising from property damage, pavement or surface damage, underground utility or landscaping damage, improper placement, blocked access, permit violations, unsafe driving, spills, leaks, dropped loads, unlawful disposal, rejected loads, contamination caused by Partner, inaccurate overage reporting, and bodily injury or death caused by Partner's operations.
16.3 Customer responsibility boundaries. Unless GDR expressly agrees otherwise in writing, the customer is responsible for the contents loaded into the dumpster, site access rights, permit procurement, and compliance with customer-side loading restrictions. However, Partner remains responsible for refusing unsafe or unlawful service conditions that are apparent or reasonably discoverable in the field.
16.4 GDR not responsible for Partner operations. GDR is not the owner, operator, driver, employer, disposer, transporter, or field supervisor of Partner's equipment or personnel, and GDR does not assume liability for Partner's on-site means and methods of service.
16.5 Indemnification. Partner will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless GDR, its affiliates, and their respective officers, directors, employees, agents, contractors, successors, and assigns from and against any and all claims, demands, actions, investigations, liabilities, losses, damages, judgments, penalties, fines, settlements, costs, and expenses (including reasonable attorneys' fees) arising out of or relating to:
- Partner's breach of these Partner Terms;
- Partner's performance or non-performance of any GDR-sourced order or service;
- injury, death, property damage, site damage, environmental damage, permit violations, disposal violations, or vehicle incidents caused by or related to Partner;
- Partner's violation of law, regulation, permit requirement, or landfill/disposal rule;
- wages, taxes, benefits, classification, employment, or subcontractor claims by Partner personnel;
- any allegation that GDR is liable for acts or omissions that are properly attributable to Partner.
17. Platform Rights, Suspension, and Marketplace Controls
17.1 Suspension and removal. GDR may suspend, restrict, freeze, or terminate Partner's account, payout eligibility, assignment access, or marketplace participation at any time, with or without advance notice, if GDR reasonably believes Partner has violated these Partner Terms, created legal or operational risk, failed performance standards, failed to maintain required insurance or licenses, or posed a fraud, safety, compliance, reputational, or payment risk.
17.2 Reassignment and customer protection. GDR may reassign any order, communicate directly with the customer, issue accommodations, or take over dispute handling whenever GDR determines such action is necessary to protect the customer experience, comply with law, or preserve Platform integrity.
17.3 Audit and evidence. GDR may review Partner notes, uploaded proof, status changes, action logs, payout records, security events, communications, presence data, and related Platform records in enforcing these Partner Terms or resolving disputes.
18. Limitation of Liability; No Revenue Guarantee
18.1 No guarantee of orders or revenue. GDR does not guarantee that Partner will receive any particular number of assignments, any minimum revenue, any service area exclusivity, any specific conversion rate, or any specific customer payment outcome.
18.2 Excluded damages. To the fullest extent permitted by law, GDR will not be liable to Partner for any indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary, punitive, or enhanced damages, including lost profits, lost business opportunity, loss of goodwill, loss of expected revenue, downtime, or business interruption, arising out of or relating to these Partner Terms, the Platform, or any GDR-sourced order, even if advised of the possibility of such damages.
18.3 Liability cap. To the fullest extent permitted by law, GDR's aggregate liability arising out of or relating to these Partner Terms, the Platform, or GDR-sourced services will not exceed the total amount of approved, unpaid Partner compensation owed by GDR to Partner for completed orders during the three (3) months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim.
18.4 Scope. The limitations in this Section apply regardless of the form of action and notwithstanding any failure of essential purpose, except to the extent prohibited by applicable law.
19. Disputes, Governing Law, Arbitration, and Class Action Waiver
19.1 Governing law. These Partner Terms and any dispute between Partner and GDR will be governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia and applicable federal law, without regard to conflict-of-law principles.
19.2 Informal resolution first. Before initiating arbitration or litigation, the complaining party must provide written notice of the dispute and a reasonable description of the claim to the other party and allow at least thirty (30) days for good-faith informal resolution.
19.3 Binding arbitration. Except for claims that may be brought in small claims court or claims seeking injunctive relief for misuse of confidential information, customer data, or intellectual property, any dispute arising out of or relating to these Partner Terms, the Platform, or GDR-sourced services will be resolved by final and binding arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association under its Commercial Arbitration Rules.
19.4 Seat and procedure. The arbitration seat will be in Virginia, and the arbitration may be conducted remotely, in person, or through written submissions as determined by the arbitrator or the applicable rules. The Federal Arbitration Act governs the interpretation and enforcement of this Section 19.
19.5 Class and representative action waiver. To the fullest extent permitted by law, each party agrees that disputes will be brought only in an individual capacity and not as a plaintiff, claimant, or class member in any class, collective, coordinated, representative, or private-attorney-general proceeding.
19.6 Court venue for permitted claims. If a claim is found not subject to arbitration, or if arbitration cannot be enforced as to a particular claim, the parties consent to exclusive venue in the state or federal courts located in Virginia, and each party waives any objection to personal jurisdiction or inconvenient forum in those courts.
20. Term, Termination, and Effect of Termination
20.1 Term. These Partner Terms begin when Partner first accepts them or first uses the Platform and continue until terminated in accordance with this Section.
20.2 Termination by Partner. Partner may stop using the Platform and request account closure at any time, but Partner remains responsible for all obligations arising before termination, including accepted orders, repayment obligations, indemnification obligations, confidentiality obligations, and claim cooperation obligations.
20.3 Termination by GDR. GDR may terminate these Partner Terms or Partner's access to the Platform at any time, with or without cause, effective immediately upon notice or account deactivation.
20.4 Effect of termination. After termination, Partner will no longer be entitled to receive new assignments. GDR may, in its discretion, require Partner to complete already accepted services or may reassign those services. Any payout remains subject to all rights of review, adjustment, offset, and withholding under these Partner Terms.
20.5 Survival. Sections that by their nature should survive termination will survive, including payment adjustments, offsets, confidentiality, data protection, audit rights, indemnification, limitations of liability, dispute resolution, and all accrued obligations.
21. Miscellaneous
21.1 Electronic acceptance and records. Partner agrees that electronic acceptance, Platform logs, timestamps, IP logs, user-agent logs, uploaded records, in-app acknowledgments, and related digital records may be used to prove acceptance of these Partner Terms, service activity, operational notices, and other legally relevant events.
21.2 Amendments. GDR may update these Partner Terms from time to time by posting revised terms to the Platform or otherwise providing notice. Unless a later effective date is stated, revised terms become effective when posted. Continued use of the Platform after the effective date of revised terms constitutes acceptance.
21.3 Assignment. Partner may not assign, delegate, transfer, or subcontract its rights or obligations under these Partner Terms without GDR's prior written consent. GDR may assign these Partner Terms in connection with a merger, sale, financing, reorganization, or transfer of all or part of its business.
21.4 Severability; waiver. If any provision of these Partner Terms is held unenforceable, the remaining provisions will remain in full force and effect. A waiver of any breach is not a waiver of any other or later breach.
21.5 Entire agreement. These Partner Terms, together with any written partner pricing schedule, onboarding acknowledgment, or other express written agreement signed by GDR, constitute the entire agreement between Partner and GDR regarding the subject matter hereof and supersede prior discussions on that subject.
22. Contact Information
Go Dumpster Rental (GDR) Phone: (844) 655-5999 Email: [email protected]