Abstract
The increased use of the Internet has led to the development of new business models. One of the models that has had the fastest growing is the business of online discount service. When considering the appropriate liability regime of the manner in which they operate, the intermediary supplier entity should be implemented, which is established in article 43 of the 19.496 law. These e-commerce entities have had imprecise usage in court and scarce critical reflections in national doctrine. In this study, both the model of the dis-count companies and the distribution intermediaries' liability are analyzed, in order to determine whether both should match or should have distinctions to avoid mistakes in their application.
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