How can I anonymously sell a product on the Web? It is not illegal, but it may be offensive to some.?
954688
You should use http://www.spreadshirt.com because you can create an anonymous online store to sell products with any slogan you want, and you don't handle nor ship the products. Just remember not to give your local address. Here's an example of a shop with slogans that some may find offensive:\n\nhttp://www.spreadshirt.com/shop.php?sid=28094
377186
No...it is copyright infringement....I would seek permission first....and then you can acually sell the permission...lol...and make a profit.\n\nCopyrights are very easy to obtain...and there is not always a record of it. BE CAREFUL.
550195
True, but spam is not illegal.\n\nBe nice if you said what it is your trying to sell us, so we could decide if we need to open your email.\nHowever don't bank on it, most of us delete email.
275627
Look at the legal documents that come with the program.  Unless it's shareware or freeware then it's illegal.  You don't even "own" the program, you only own a license to use the program.  \n\nOf course it's illegal to sell those copies.
392501
Very neat.  But, I don't think this is the place for posting sites that are tring to sell something.  \n\nI did not report this eventhough it is against the rules.  I just wanted you to know before someone decides to be a jerk.
469052
No.  You can sell them as a resource guide.  You can only get into trouble if you somehow claim any sort of affiliation to the sites you list.  Be sure to include a disclaimer and state the purpose for the sale of these hyperlinks.  This way, you can defend yourself simply should someone give you any trouble.  Good luck.
1095111
yes, but read the person's comments first. if it seems like a shady deal, it probably is. there are lots of legitimate people out there selling stuff though.
70631
Yes, It is basically the same thing with the exception that by repping a product, it becomes legal. Just like paramid schemes, you have to work the system and sign up other people to make any money. If you can sell, and the product attached to the network is not stupid, you can make a lot of money in network marketing. You just need to find people to buy in under you. Sound familiar?
914197
sell on E-bay, you can sell anything
558149
Someone would be very dumb to admit to something like that on here. It is an illegal activity, as you know. Even though we are "anonymous" on here, we must all remember that people are "watching" and they have the resources to determine who is who on here. Just be careful.
719400
I'd like to show you my PayPal account but I think it would be against the TOS. There are many people making money online today. It's best to do some research first on Internet Marketing forums such as the Warrior Forum. The top marketers hang out there and you can get free advice and information on anything to do with Internet Marketing today.
731828
you could put up an advert, like most ppl? or go to www.setupyourcharity.com \nhope i helped. xoxo
420441
No, this is an illegal activity.  Taking someone else's product and packaging it under another label is a crime.
891490
you could start a website and sell them on there\nyou would then have to submit your website to search engines so that people could easily find you website\nthen you would have to post your website on whatever you do on the internet
766949
LMAO!\nYou will NEVER stop people stealing your HTML. If you're that damn paranoid about being ripped off, then don't put your intellectual property in a public place with unrestricted access, for free, for everyone! It's seems obvious really - I don't want my wallet stolen, so I don't leave it lying around!\n\nRawlyn.
948215
You can promote your product through my website...
35346
Perfectly legal.  Your intermediatary should not have taken so long to have secured the site in this fast-paced world.  Imagine that you wanted the last hot product from the store shelf, but it took you three days to reach for it; you'd probably miss out.  However, the fact that another 'phantom' company mysteriously snatched up the exact same address as you while iPowerWeb was 'securing' the purchase of your site seems incredibly convienient, that's just my take.