Is this a fair trade?
825325
Normally I would say that they are almost the same player. The main differences are that Johnson will get you more assists but more TOs while Richardson will score slightly more and jack up more threes. Johnson should have better %s also. \n\nIn any given year either one could go off, but this year I think Johnson is definitely the guy. Here's why:Richardson is still not better from knee surgery, he'll get there eventually but if it takes him another week or 2 to get 100% and he keeps pace with Joe from then on you've still missed out on that week or two. J.Rich's minutes are going to be closely monitored for awhile and he is just not going to have the opportunity to do what Joe will. Grab Joe if you can still get him!
920211
if you mean fair trade goods and coffee it hopefully means that whoever is buying it is making sure the producers are not mired in poverty and being oppressed in making the product.  That the producers of the item make a fair living wage (to eat and feed their kids and send the kids to school) and no one is being enslaved to create the product.
797630
It could also be that the items you have for sale are not what people are looking to buy.  What kind of items are you selling?  How old?  How used?  How damaged?  etc.
941850
You should ask the seller first. Ask them how they acquire the stuff, what is the condition, is it used or not, etc.\nBeware of scams, usually goods that come from China or Africa are fake. Make sure that the seller accepts paypal as the paying method because it is safe and includes insurance in case the item is not delivered.\nYou can also use escrow service to protect your transaction. Again, you have to ask the seller first if they agree before using the service.\nRemember, don't pay if the seller choose Western Union or Moneygram as the payment method. It's a scam! Because it is not traceable if you use this payment method.\nMy advice, if the price differs far from the retail price. I can say that the stuff may be not original, refurbished, broken or may be it's a scam.
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First . . . I think you are in the wrong section.\n\nSecond . . . what did you place on the customs documentation?\n\nIt depends on what you place on the export documentation. . . It could be free.\n\nRecommendation . . . mark the Export documentation as a gift . . . and lower the price of the item . . . to basically $1.00 each approx..\n\nThe only problem is . . . if the view the item as hazardous (flammable) they may confiscate it. \n\nThese websites may help.
785717
NO! He/she are being paid their full (fair market) asking price, less your share/payment, from the gov. and they can get in serious trouble by asking you to pay more.
401762
Not very much unless it is signed or has something else quite special about it.  These items were made in great quanities and there are many in good shape still around.  I would doubt you could get more than 25% - %50 of the origanal purchase price for it at this time.  The best place to check the going rate on such items is EBay.
784229
"Fair trade" businesses seem to be very hip-happenin' these days.  Just a thought though.
447840
Not a whole lot.  I've got one too.  If you look on Ebay, you can see what they are going for.
1096417
Sure.  Each listing clearly states where the seller is willing to ship to.
399120
No it is not fair,however make sure that the contract does not have a clause that allows for changes. If I were you I would let a labor lawyer look it over. Then the lawyer can go over your options such as civil actions or a charge with the labor board ect.
523548
Post it on e-bay and see what the crazy people will offer!
935225
That seller looks reliable, but he's from Hong Kong.  The shipping will be slow and expensive.  Of course, if you live in Hong Kong... GO FOR IT.  \n\nYou see, if the seller is unreliable from that far away, the local police can't help you.   But this one looks OK. \n\nI have no idea why he is selling it so cheap.   You gotta wonder. \n\nGood luck
515245
i was going to tell you it is not worth much, but if it is really in mint condition, it may be worth a good deal, i have a few, but they are not anywhere near mint condition.\n\nGood Luck!
271393
Not much interest in this today.  I'll start the ball rolling:-\n\nit's probably not me.  Any offers under 33?
1125425
Absolutely!!!  \n\nI quit buying things "Made in China"  over 10 years ago.\n\nI am not against Fair Trade.  I am against items that were traditionally made in the USA & Americans losing jobs because these items are now manufactured in China.  \n\nMany of these items are inferior:  poor quality, bad craftsmanship or workmanship, in essence they are cheap.\n\nMany things are quite difficult to find w/o components made in China  especially electronics & some things are completely made in China.\n\nVCR's, Digital Cameras, Computers...however Japan & Korea's technology is as good if not better then China's.\n\nI refuse to buy clothes made in China...I will however buy clothing made in other counties.   Such as India, they have some of the best cotton clothing & Russia has very well-made clothing.\n\nHave you bought shoes lately?  8 out of every 10 pairs of shoes are "made in China".  Even traditional USA brand shoes have switched to Chinese production, such as Eastland & Bass.  I recently noticed that some Birkenstocks (which were originally German) are now "made in China"!\n\nI love catalogs like L.L. Bean that specify where an item is made.  L.L. Bean will also pay for the return shipping if you return an item because the country's origin was misrepresented in their catalog.  Once one of their descriptions said "USA or China"...a customer service representative actually went into their flagship store in Maine & found the USA item & shipped it to me because I did not want the China item.  They are this good!\n\nI definitely will NOT buy plastics made in China (storage bowls), there was a case in PA a few years ago that made headlines about a church picnic, where a couple of senior citizens died &, several others including children were taken to the hospital due to Poisoning...it was originally thought the people had suffered food poisoning when actually it was found to be PCB's leached from the plastics bowls bought at a dollar type store.  The bowls were made in China.   The article went on to say, that many countries do not have the same manufacturing standards with plastics as the US does.\n\nProbably the only thing that I would buy actually made in China...would be antique authentic "China" (dishware).  :-)\n\nSo stick to your guns & read those labels, save those American jobs.  :-)\n\nP.S. Smiles-->Took me 7 tries before I could find an American flag made in the USA & I had to buy it via the internet, because Lowe's, Home Depot, Wal Mart, Kmart & Kohl's did not carry them!!!
1101471
Fair trade & Asia ....that's a joke....lol....