what are the differences between Reseller, distribuotr and dealer?
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Take a product such as a CD player for example. Joe's Electronics, the Reseller or Retailer would sell to the consumer, i.e. you or I. Joe's Electronics would most likely purchase from a Distributor/Wholesaler which is a middle man between the Manufacturer and the Retailer/Resller and would not sell to the general public. The word dealer typically refers to a retailer/reseller, but it can from time to time refer to the distributor/wholesaler as well.\n\nEssentially most products move like this:\n\nRaw Materials >> Manufacturer >> Wholesaler/Distributor >> Reseller/Retailer >> Consumer\n\nI hope that helped.
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Contact the reseller companies in Europe and ask for their brochures and terms of working with resellers.
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A dealer that has a lot of constumer statisfaction
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If you are thinking of buying for your own use and would like to have new and not obsolete technology, then it is a good idea to buy in a shop. If you are thinking about dropshipping, it's a scam. Most wholesalers are not actually wholesalers. Look at the price and you'll know it directly. And never believe the retail recommended price (RRP) shown by wholesalers. They are far too high to be realistic. In fact, I can buy computer accessories and electronics at price much more lower than any of the discounted prices shown by wholesalers. These are not counterfeits. They have warranty, and everything in it, support etc. To sum up, there are actually no wholesalers selling recent or new products. The real wholesalers only sell old or obsolete stuff, and in some extent, refurbished newer products (but they always claim no warranty, not refundable, accept as is, etc). So, it's not worth it.
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I would think you would need a dealers license. Auctioneers sell things for others for a fee. You are talking about buying the cars first, then selling them for a profit. There's a big difference.
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locate a dealer and ask them...there are diffrent levels options ect...
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If you don't want bogus answers, don't use the wrong tool for the job you're trying to do. This is OBVIOUSLY not the forum for buying and selling your stuff. Try eBay. Abusing this forum for what you're trying to use it for is...well...pretty low.
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Try using the shop comparison sites like bizrate.com, zdnet.com
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Customer has no resonsibility.It is the provider of service to provide good service;otherwise his business will fail.Customer has only to clearly tell his requirements,while placing the order /purchasing service
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The supply chain goes something like this:\n\nManufacturer - Wholesaler/Distributor - Retailer - End User\n\nVolume is the key.  The manufacturer prefers to sell to wholesalers because they buy in high volumes and therefore they can buy at a lower price.  This format trickles down the supply chain, all the way to the end user. If you are looking for products you can buy then sell on eBay, you probably won't buy direct from the manufacturer. Wholesalers are your best chance but they prefer to deal in high volumes.  Depending on the product, the mark up from wholesaler and retailer is 30% each. Good luck
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Commercial software = software sold by license for a fee\n\nShareware = software sold by license for a fee, but the software is typically available for download and the fee is requested and expected, but not demanded\n\nOpen Source Software = software that is free to use, modify, and distribute, however if it is modified, the modifications are required to be licensed as Open Source as well\n\nFreeware = software that is free to use, modify, and distribute (unless otherwise specified)\nPublic domain = broad term that typically refers to open source or freeware...\n\nHope that helps.
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It can either be through distributors or agent representatives.\nDistributors - Buys goods from the principal and resell to their customer at a markup.\nAgent - Represents the principal in a specific territory. Works on commission.
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That's an opinion question, it's really up to you.\nTry http://distrowatch.com\nfor a listing.
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> A description of the difference between the two and which will give you new features as opposed to enhancing the functionality of your software.\n\n> Resolution \nAlmost every version of our software has free updates than can be downloaded from our website. These updates are not full versions of the software, but are applied as a patch over software, which is already installed on your system. Updates do not add additional features, but do contain drivers to support newer CD writers, as well as some fixes to specific issues. If you are having trouble getting our software to recognize your CD writer, updating to the most current revision may solve the issue. \n\nUpgrading your software would be moving from a lower version to a higher version and is available to registered users only (to register your software, click here). For Example, moving from Easy CD Creator 5 to Easy Media Creator 8. Within each version, you can update to a higher revision (for example 5.0, 5.02, 5.1) to add additional driver support. Upgrading your software is how you can add additional features. This can only be done by purchasing the newer version. Click here to upgrade your software and get sales and product information. \n========================================
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Different makes, and even different models from the same manufacturer, do differ.  I know this, as I have written the software for one model.  In fact, the algorithms used are a commercial secret, guarded carefully between manufacturers.  This is also the reason I am unable to provide more data, or references.\n\nYou may be able to find them for yourself, though.  Good luck.