Can you buy a product from a store, then turn around and sell it your own store?
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Of course you can. When you buy something at the store, they HAD to buy it from someone.
1020397
You gonna have to spend some bucks, You'll beat yourself to death selling nickel and dime stuff. Also treat your customers like you were behind the counter at your own store. I sold $11k last month and taking a month vacation now..LOL
919247
It depends on how many and how much of a thing and under what circumstances they are to be sold.  Will it be a once in awhile Garage Sale, or a Retail Store.  Unless selling your personal property becomes a business you can sell w/o a Business Permit  or a Resale tax I.D. number.  On the other hand, if you had Yard Sales every weekend for a year you would have a business, and the above mentioned documents would be needed.
755878
Yes - it is possible - the instructions for the product you have, or buy, will be in the manual. They are all different.\n\n///
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Of course you can. Take it back and ask for a replacement or a refund. In Britain all sales are bound under 'The Sale Of Goods Act' which stipulates that anything sold must be fit for the purpose for which it is bought. If not then a mandatory refund must be given either by way of giving back the money paid or providing a replacement that fulfills the need. Don't know which country you're in but most have pretty similar legislation.
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If that's the case, then you need to be creative in your definitions of space. It would depend somewhat on what kind of a store you are talking about.  Storefronts don't always need to be large or on the first floor. Sometimes an apartment or a finished basement in a commercially zoned area can be used. \n    Can the product be sold from a pushcart? Is there an alcove or alley that could be used? Open markets and bizarres have been part of our culture for centuries. Be creative. You may find that other businesses will join you as your business and reputation grows. Location is important, but if it's not available, then you must create your own.  Make sure to check local permit requirements and local regulations before starting any business.
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If I knew I'd be selling it myself instead of sitting around broke.
504339
Hello, I heard ppl are making money buying and reselling items and then having them shipped away to the new buyer. You can try ;)
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Sure, why not.  I presume you will be selling the same merchandise.  Incorporate and run everything through the corp. If you're ebay id hasn't already been incorporated, you can even incorporate under that name.
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No, you are not breaking any laws by doing that. Just make sure that in your description you list the items that are in it...ex. Milkbone Dog Biskits.  As far as the candles...make sure that you package them properly and you won't be responsible if their house burns down (include all warnings).  The bad part about your own business is that even if you include a label saying your company can not be held liable for things...it won't hold up in court unless the person has signed a paper agreeing to it (which isn't likely to happen seeing as the basket would more than likely be for someone other than the person who bought it).  I suggest you contact a small business lawyer before opening your business to make sure you have done everything on your part that you can to protect your business.  Good Luck.
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Have you sold the goods or services? If yes, then do so.
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You cant sell in bulk to salesmen, but you can make them sell for you to wholesalers and retailers. Independent salesmen usually work on commissions.
954406
ok have you put a bid in for it  .lol. put ur own name in you may find that on ebay then you can buy ur self . lol
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Lets use examples.  Say you want to start a restaurant, but don't have the money to do it yourself.  You would buy a franchise, and the company you get the franchise from builds it and you run it, using their name, paying a portion of the profits until it's paid for, and then you own the business, then you can change the name because it's yours.\nNow for licensing.\nWhen you buy software, you are really only licensing it.  You will never really own it.
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no a sale is final. So if you sold the item you are supposed to follow through with the transaction. sorry! Next time you may want to set a reserve price.
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At www.cafepress.com  you can sell your products and buy other ones. I`m sure you`ll find what you want.
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purchase power - sales opportunity