People wouldn't be renting Specs out, and the people reselling them wouldn't be making almost 10x of what they're worth (though reselling hot new products for profit will always be a thing).
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EB: No. We aren't buying these rooms and reselling them.
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Myriad companies creating and reselling this sort of technology exist.
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We've had tactical relationships around reselling VMWare software for years.
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Of course I think about this reselling thing on Discogs.
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His company, Crown & Caliber, specializes in reselling pre-owned watches.
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He also said he knew Perkins was reselling the weapons.
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Jeremiah Jiang says he made $2500,000 reselling sneakers last year.
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Whether the reselling market will continue to expand is in question.
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I started buying in bulk and then reselling on my website.
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Trading in your iPhone is faster, easier, and safer than reselling.
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But please, please, don't buy it through any key reselling site.
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But experts don't believe ISIS is doing much of the reselling.
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Expedition owners keep their cars for about 10.1 years before reselling.
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Even when they're just reselling real tickets, look out for markups.
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Disney excels at repackaging and reselling our childhoods back to us.
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Are you now reselling Google Cloud to customers who want it?
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Houser credits selling candy with his passion for reselling and entrepreneurism.
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Ethan "Moose" Read says he made $225,000 reselling sneakers last year.
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Seats for the July 9 show are reselling for $20,000 each. 3.
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And now the ticket reselling platform's offices have been raided by authorities.
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No wonder Bloom is considering reselling her gown on The Real Real.
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It aims to spend several years rebuilding Magnit before reselling its stake.
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Competition also includes service and reselling companies that represent third-party vendors.
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She said she saw one man reselling jugs of water for $5.
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"I don't even see them selling or reselling anything with our devices."
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Sneaker reseller Jeremiah Jiang said he made $350,000 reselling sneakers last year.
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Around this time, he decided to try his hand at reselling sneakers.
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Jeremiah Jiang started reselling sneakers during his freshman year of high school.
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Scalpers begin reselling hard-to-find systems at huge markups on eBay.
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Read offered his advice for anyone looking to pursue reselling full time.
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Meet the 15-year-old who has made 6 figures reselling sneakers
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Firms are also banned from reselling cotton bought in the auctions, it added.
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She wrote: I have no problems with people reselling books to used bookstores.
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Aside from reselling food rations or charcoal for cooking, not much work exists.
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Some big-name stores are actually reselling glasses made by the certified manufacturers.
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"We are reselling accounts that we purchase from multiple different suppliers," said Cage.
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"Everything else is reselling, as I'm working toward becoming a photographer," he said.
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He says he made $225,000 reselling sneakers last year through his website Moosetraxshop.
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"Where you'll make the money on is reselling the land," Mr. Lamberton said.
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LG: Yeah, it is on loan so I will not be reselling it.
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The dealers then began last night reselling the weapons at $1,000 each, he said.
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But with thousands of people reselling sneakers, there are bound to be some fakes.
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A colleague said she had taken to reselling food like yucca, cheese and eggs.
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StockX and Stadium Goods are two of the top online marketplaces for reselling sneakers.
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Are Miracle and Youngblood and Mystery, Alaska just reselling the myths we've been buying?
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Most brokers make the bulk of their income from interest, not from reselling things.
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He started reselling sneakers seriously in 2015, mostly through GOAT, an online sneaker marketplace.
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Sneaker reseller Jeremiah Jiang said he made $350,000 in sales reselling sneakers last year.
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After the sale, Lopez started getting serious about learning everything he could about reselling.
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After this sale, Lopez started getting serious about learning everything he could about reselling.
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At the time, he was making money by reselling cell phones at a markup.
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Though the profit margin is large, holding can be an expensive method for reselling.
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Davydov said he earned his capital by buying and reselling iPhones and restoring sneakers.
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Here's how the 19-year-old perfected holding and reselling shoes for greater returns.
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Conrad and Dunn pled guilty to buying and reselling the tusks, and are awaiting sentencing.
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When we first entered the telecom industry, we started by reselling products from another company.
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"We started out buying and reselling sneakers, actually," Whatnot co-founder Grant LaFontaine tells me.
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"It isn't written on the menu since I'm not 'reselling' the strips," Sanchez told MUNCHIES.
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For instance, Lowe's is reselling glasses that are manufactured and branded by American Paper Optics.
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Bumstead specializes in repairing and reselling MacBooks and MacBook Pros from 2008, 2009, and 2010.
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Reselling your AirPods for someone else to reuse is clearly the more eco-friendly solution.
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Buying a home, renovating it, and reselling it can be a hit or a miss.
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There are even sites like StockX and GOAT that are entirely dedicated to reselling sneakers.
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One 15-year-old, Jake, told Business Insider he has made six figures reselling sneakers.
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Tree cutting and reselling has been reported in other parts of the country as well.
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In primary Grade 4, I started reselling 3-D cards for someone else at school.
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Upcycling involves repurposing old devices instead of breaking them down for parts of reselling them.
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One idea that was proposed was reselling travel plans and making $3 in affiliate commissions.
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Ishaan Jain is a 19-year-old sneakerhead who makes thousands of dollars reselling sneakers.
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"Reselling has opened my eyes to gaming as many income streams as possible," Forrest said.
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Aside from clothes, people are shedding or reselling other household items, including books, furniture, kitchenware.
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The only problem comes when you're reselling a balloted ticket which has someone's name on it.
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Tickets for the show at the Walter Kerr Theatre have been reselling for more than $1,000.
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The first involves discounted "Return Program" cartridges, which Lexmark sells with a contractual restriction on reselling.
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But a good chunk of them were hustlers, focused on reselling the gear with insane markups.
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Comcast and Charter appear to be interested in reselling Sprint's wireless service under their own name.
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His father, who scraped a living reselling rags and scraps of metal, was never emotionally supportive.
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Down the road, the goal is to completely shift away from the third-party reselling business.
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Sneaker buying and reselling marketplaces like GOAT and StockX are part of that market's biggest drivers.
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He recently tore his ACL and was reselling the items on the side while he heals.
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But the situation may soon stabilise as end-users have stopped reselling cargoes, the trader said.
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"You'll find a lot of people reselling items they just purchased on Black Friday," Alveraz said.
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Now a high school sophomore, he started reselling via Instagram when he was in eighth grade.
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And some people have figured out how to turn reselling public domain content into side hustles.
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A source with underground connections told Motherboard one SS7 reselling service was tested and did work.
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Since November, they had twice been temporarily banned for violating Etsy's guidelines on reselling commercial goods.
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Redbox has agreed to stop reselling Disney movies' digital download codes, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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The company, for instance, is required to remove any restrictions on customers' reselling gas across borders.
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A 20-year-old college dropout says he made $225,000 in sales last year reselling sneakers.
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While he was looking for another job, he decided to try his hand at reselling sneakers.
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The swindler Adik knew exactly what he was doing, reselling the painter's apartment to this family.
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You have to admit, there's some irony in a bunch of resale companies, well, reselling companies.
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Davydov said he started off doing smaller holds to get used to this method of reselling.
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Retailers don't mind that — that's because retrieving returned items can sometimes cost more than reselling them earns.
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Perk also noted that Mystery Brand relies on StockX, a popular reselling platform often used by sneakerheads.
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The answer turned out to be buying books from libraries and closeouts, and reselling them on Amazon.
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If you are strapped for cash, consider reselling your old textbooks to underclassmen or your university store.
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Though no shoes were actually sold at the store, some people have begun reselling the sneakers online.
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House flipping involves buying an investment home, renovating it, and reselling it quickly to make a profit.
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This teen has made six figures reselling sneakers — and he doesn't even have a high school diploma.
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The practice of individual travelers' reselling what the industry calls "distressed inventory" is still in its infancy.
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Was he purchasing them from somewhere and reselling to athletes, or was he somehow manufacturing them himself?
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When work is available, often in construction or reselling contraband candy at traffic signals, pay is low.
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For some people, sneaker reselling is more than a side hustle — it&aposs a full-time job.
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Nosebleed seats were reselling for as little as $2 an hour and a half before tip-off.
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These groups are much more effective and efficient at finding the deals out there and reselling them profitably.
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But that hasn't stopped companies like Apple, and now Amazon, from making the act of reselling prohibitively difficult.
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Fast-fashion retailers churn out poorer-quality clothes, which do not survive long enough to be worth reselling.
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While we don't expect Yeezy-level lines and riots (and subsequent reselling), we wouldn't wait on these babies.
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A person familiar with the matter told Reuters reselling some Note 7s as refurbished phones was an option.
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Nominally, the company was violating Facebook's provisions against reselling data and Twitter's provisions against investigating and surveilling users.
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Hainan authorities in late March tightened property measures, banning home-owners from reselling within five years of purchase.
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"You'll find a lot of people reselling items they just purchased on Black Friday," Alveraz told Business Insider.
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Flipping typically involves buying houses and then reselling them for a profit after market-price appreciation or renovations.
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First they reproach him for "reselling" tickets, then they rebuke him for potentially getting the cashier in trouble.
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The company said it was reselling the crude to final buyers but it declined to reveal their identity.
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"People are reselling to the wrong people," the bail industry source who flagged the company to Motherboard said.
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Libre Abordo, which is reselling the Venezuelan oil, has declined to disclose the names of the ultimate buyers.
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But reselling ISAs muddies the narrative a bit since Lambda can make money long before students find jobs.
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The concept behind the store — a sort of consignment shop — was pretty similar to Kim's love for reselling.
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After watching reselling sites to see if prices would go down, Abbe's son called her with a surprise.
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Campos started reselling on Amazon in 2401, and plans to keep ratcheting up his sales volume each year.
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And when those efforts fail, the firms are foreclosing on borrowers, taking back the homes and reselling them.
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Three years ago, John Muscarello, 33, started reselling furniture on Craigslist and Facebook Marketplace as a side business.
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"The internet and eBay made reselling into a cottage industry," said Matt Powell, an analyst at NPD Group.
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I think we saw this with Vizio where it was capturing what people were watching and reselling it.
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The scrap dealers who specialize in locating and reselling this cast-off silicon jockeyed to profit from the boom.
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The online retail giant has also discussed a StubHub-like model of reselling tickets with one unspecified sports league.
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Consumer groups had argued that patent law should not restrict customers from reselling or altering products they lawfully purchased.
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Unauthorized reselling has been criminalized in Britain for soccer since 1994 but it remains legal for plays and concerts.
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However, Kapelushnik saw an opportunity to make a profit from reselling sneakers way before the market reached this point.
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Recontextualizing the potentially dowdy, puffed-sleeved, floor-grazing style has been key in reselling it to a new generation.
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Some of these sellers make their own products, while others practice arbitrage, buying and reselling wares from other retailers.
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When Cuban was a teenager, he made money however he could, including by reselling baseball cards, stamps and coins.
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Ticketmaster also made tickets to Dave Chappelle's shows non-transferable – but that clearly didn't stop people from reselling them.
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The company has allegedly been engaged in importing and reselling the equipment for more than 13 years, Donaghue said.
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Reselling them now won't allow you to recover the full amount, of course, because they'll have declined in value.
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But it's also worried about people buying up Kobe products and then reselling them online at much higher prices.
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In addition to reselling watches, they buy or trade them, giving customers access to the equity in their collections.
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In an apparent attempt to eliminate scalping or reselling of the memorial tickets, they will be nontransferable and nonrefundable.
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That amounts to a maximum liability of $2000,275 per car, although Tesla could offset payouts by reselling repurchased vehicles.
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All the big private equity guys were acquiring some of these assets, are in the process of considering reselling them.
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Meanwhile, a number of mainstream users may not even understand the changes for ISPs that involve reselling their customer data.
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That could be spurring JGB buying from market players hoping to profit by reselling bonds to the central bank later.
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The producers have long sought to limit reselling by capping the number of tickets that could be purchased per person.
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This is not for reselling plane tickets; airlines wouldn't allow that (and it's unclear they allow what Seateroo is doing).
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A BitInstant user began reselling bitcoin on Silk Road, an underground marketplace known for illegal activity, Shrem explains to Sale.
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If you really want the action figure, it's already reselling online on eBay for anywhere from $400 to over $1500.
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Measures to restrict ticket reselling have traditionally been opposed by StubHub, a division of eBay that specializes in ticket resales.
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It's that transparency and standardization that has made StockX one of the most trusted sources for reselling high-priced sneakers.
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"I think he was reselling it," the source, who is intimately familiar with the phone pinging underground, said of Grable.
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That said, the cup is quite popular and many are already reselling tumblers for prices ranging between $60 and $100.
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Krispy Kreme has told a 1003-year-old student named Jayson Gonzalez to stop reselling its doughnuts in his hometown.
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While fans eagerly await a restock, some people are reselling the coveted products for more than double their retail price.
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Shams said he makes millions reselling sneakers through Cool Kicks, a store for buying, selling, and trading sneakers and streetwear.
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Mitchell is part of a growing movement of "shoetubers," or YouTube influencers who make money from videos about reselling sneakers.
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Just a year ago, more expensive renovation projects were considered more valuable when reselling the home, but that has changed.
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He added that an interest in the industry should be a prerequisite for anyone looking to pursue reselling full time.
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In addition, he said SeatGeek Open will include anti-fraud measures to ensure that someone isn't reselling their ticket multiple times.
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This is a low-risk, low-infamy approach to reselling, lacking the spunk or humor of an establishment like Pirate Joe's.
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The affected people were, in fact, in violation of Google's Terms of Service, which prohibits you from commercially reselling any device.
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Hallatt made a business of buying Trader Joe's products in bulk and reselling them in Canada, where the chain doesn't exist.
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You could make it work sometimes, Hunter says, but reselling cards like that is successful on a case-by-case basis.
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An app based in Europe called Depop claims that its users are making as much as $300,000 reselling designer fashion items.
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On ticket marketplace Viagogo, VIP tickets to the concert were reselling for between S$43,24 and S$21,28 as of Nov.
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Impression Products, a 25-employee outlet, built its business by buying used printer cartridges, refilling them, and reselling them to consumers.
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"I don't fault people for buying and reselling if people are willing to pay that much more for them," he says.
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New York's influential attorney general is asking websites like StubHub and Ticketmaster to do more to combat illegal ticket reselling practices.
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Poshmark, a more established and widely known reselling platform, was the fifth most used among Gen Z iPhone users in June.
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Japan's Fair Trade Commission last June ruled that destination restrictions that prevent the reselling of contracted LNG cargoes breach competition rules.
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The last time it did so was in 2007, when the iPhone was first introduced, to stop people from reselling them.
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Cecioni has clarified that he does not sell North Korean art on consignment, instead reselling whatever he directly buys from Mansudae.
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The last time it did so was in 2007, when the iPhone was first introduced, to stop people from reselling them.
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Many believed the apparent deal was designed to cut down on counterfeit and bootleg practices in the retro Nintendo reselling community.
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CoStar sued Xceligent late last year after Xceligent was caught in an alleged industrial-scale theft and reselling of CoStar's content.
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Shoshy spoke with sneaker resellers Adeel Shams and Michael Mitchell about how they make thousands of dollars a month reselling sneakers.
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Once data is shared, privacy restrictions become looser, supercharging a burgeoning industry built on vacuuming up and reselling Americans' medical information.
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The organization's goal is to cut down on design waste by recycling and reselling the swatches designers use to pick materials.
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As we have described before, FreedomPop doesn't consider itself a typical MVNO simply reselling capacity in a low-margin, high volume play.
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It's no surprise, then, that Trader Joe's reselling has persisted online, where the endeavor is more lightweight and less easy to target.
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"Weigh your options, and decide if reselling or regifting is a better option for you to get the value back," she said.
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The iPhone X is now also reselling at the highest price of any other phone, according to liquidation research specialist B-Stock.
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The Supreme Court has ruled that patent holders can't sue people for reselling or refurbishing a product that's based on those patents.
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Federal tax subsidies for purchasing, operating, and reselling rental property attracts speculators eager to flip buildings, which raises rents and destabilizes neighborhoods.
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As for the Virtual Console, Nintendo's online store dedicated to reselling classic games from the company's back catalog, that isn't available yet.
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The bots work by grabbing thousands of tickets the second they go on sale and then reselling them at massively hiked prices.
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Neither Wal-Mart nor Target commented specifically on CNBC's observations of third-party merchants reselling products purchased from its stores or website.
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Amazon is eyeing old goods and the space of reselling those products as it works on expanding its ecommerce business in India.
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Jera remains a strong proponent of removing destination clauses that prevent buyers under long-term contracts from reselling cargoes to third parties.
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According to David, People get the money from their parents and then start generating cash by reselling the most in-demand pieces.
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That said, Comcast isn't necessarily trying to compete with the big guys – after all, it's reselling Verizon, not exactly taking them on.
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In an effort to limit profiteering, the hit musical "Hamilton" took two steps this week intended to make reselling tickets more difficult.
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"The Chinese are not reselling cargoes like they were doing recently, so I think situation could be bottoming out," the trader added.
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This is a bit like that: Epik was reselling the services of Voxility at a markup to a specific set of customers.
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The cost to manufacture is often much lower than reselling another brand name, resulting in higher margins and increased revenue for sellers.
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"I feel like a lot of times, people think reselling is super easy and like everyone thinks it's really profitable," he said.
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But David Katz, founder and chief executive of the Plastic Bank, has created a virtuous cycle of buying and reselling the plastic.
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Lance Stewart is only 14 years old, but the eighth grader said he's already made $15,000 reselling sneakers in this year alone.
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Vacheron Constantin's test has focused on Les Collectionneurs, a small collection of vintage watches that the brand restored and has been reselling.
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"Reselling, it's an easy way to make money," said a tank-top-garbed youth who goes by the street name Young Sin.
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Recycling and reselling clothes allows shoppers to wear new-to-them outfits instead of repeating pieces they&aposve already posted on social.
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He came up with his first startup concept at 16 — remodeling old cars bought from auctions and reselling them for higher prices.
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"The reselling culture is now crossing over into the world of music and merchandise," said Lawrence Schlossman, the brand director of Grailed.
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According to the ATF, he said he had been purchasing guns from a licensed dealer, then reselling many of them through Armslist.
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Buying and reselling pre-owned helps goods find new homes as people grow more aware of the negative effects of fast fashion.
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At the same time, Mitchell was reselling sneakers to be able to afford the collection of shoes that he was amassing himself.
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Some Western companies have complained about the cost, others of the grey marketeers reselling their brands — or counterfeits — next door at Taobao.
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But Schneiderman's recent action notwithstanding, even in states that heavily regulate ticket reselling, there appears to be little enforcement of the laws.
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I have sought legal advice for operating/reselling this here in Australia and will be completly [sic] protected, so bring it on!
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That may be the case, but that's because the company is fixing and reselling your old phones, not because it's melting them.
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You'll find people willing to sell for a small profit but you can then make ten times as much by reselling it on.
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Many people use the items themselves, but a growing number have taken to reselling them online in what's become a booming black market.
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What he didn't have room to keep, Mr. Smith and his first wife began reselling at the now extinct 26th Street flea market.
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It turns out that these local businesses acquired your personal information from data brokers that make a business of collecting and reselling it.
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The bulk of Frank's review income comes from reselling the items he reviews on eBay, where he makes "about a couple hundred" monthly.
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Fredrikson added that F-Secure was eyeing possible acquisition targets from companies with reselling channels or technologies that would strengthen its protection tools.
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It has offices in Switzerland, Hong Kong and Singapore, as well as an international network of reselling partners and customers around the world.
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At the time, the NYPD suggested that ice cream stolen with the goal of reselling it elsewhere was becoming an increasingly regular practice.
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"We thought Amazon would shut us down because we ordered so many, and they might think we were reselling them," Chapin tells Quartz.
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The auction will kickstart the FCC process of buying back 600-megahertz wireless airwaves from broadcasters and reselling them to the wireless industry.
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One of these tools, called Hola, was criticized in mid-2015 after it was discovered that it was secretly reselling users' idle bandwidth.
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The eBay enthusiasts who snatched up her negatives at auction with the hopes of reselling them became heroes for saving her from obscurity.
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But the unit disbanded in the late 1990s after officers were accused of widespread brutality, framing of suspects and stealing then reselling drugs.
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James, 33, who used to make rent in Los Angeles hunting down and reselling vintage clothing, sourced a large, multi-compartmental columnar basket.
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The carriers have pointed out that Comcast has begun bundling wireless service with cable television offerings, essentially by reselling access to Verizon's network.
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Recycling and reselling clothes allows shoppers to wear new-to-them outfits instead of repeating pieces they&aposve already posted on social media.
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While some of those companies are reselling products made by others, many of them, including Amazon itself, are creating their own new brands.
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"It was an easy way to take that first step towards reselling full-time and really investing more money into it," she said.
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Sneaker resellers who have figured out the market are able to earn thousands of dollars in sales from reselling popular, hyped-up shoes.
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Average price at retail: $250Average reselling price: $3,250Average value increase: 1,300%These sneakers were Kanye West's third colorway of his second Nike shoe.
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Smugglers make the most money reselling the tusks in countries where there are import bans, like the US, according to Canadian Wildlife Magazine.
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Financially, it was a lose-lose situation, because I was either losing cash reselling tickets or spending too much at the last minute.
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Scammers have also wised up about the items they're reselling, touting affordable luxury goods with believable markdowns, rather than the most expensive products available.
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The iPhone XR is probably your best bet, especially if you plan on reselling or trading in your phone in the next few years.
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It released a statement on Tuesday saying that a preliminary investigation had found no evidence that its security guards were involved in reselling tickets.
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It makes its money by acting as an insurance broker, reselling policies from health insurance providers, booking a percentage from the sale as revenue.
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"Over the past several years, we've increasingly seen hucksters and criminals profit from reselling telephone services to American consumers without their consent," Pai said.
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Wedding Bee: An online message board community for everything wedding-related, Wedding Bee has a classified section for reselling anything from centerpieces to gowns.
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The sale is the first in which the FCC is buying spectrum from broadcast stations and reselling it to wireless providers and other buyers.
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MONEY - AND RESPECT After starting off reselling fuel, Rukia, Atim and Alinga have expanded their business by buying and selling groundnut oil for cooking.
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In an interview at the conference, Gonzalez explained how he got into the business of reselling doughnuts and how it took off so quickly.
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The tumblers are already unavailable on Amazon and many shoppers are reselling them on sites like eBay and Poshmark for around $30 to $45.
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As fans eagerly await a restock of the makeup, some people are reselling products from the collection for more than double the retail prices.
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Mitchell, also know as MikeTheCompass, is part of a growing movement of "shoetubers," or YouTube influencers who make money from videos about reselling sneakers.
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"I wanted to get an early head start," Moungvang said of his move to start reselling shoes when he was around 16 years old.
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Average price at retail: $220Average reselling price: $1,895Average value increase: 861%Kanye West's Yeezy collaboration with Adidas generally ranks among the more hyped releases.
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Average price at retail: $70Average reselling price: $836.50Average value increase: 1,195%This shoe was released in 2004 during a peak of Nike SB sneakers.
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In his first year of college at Johnson & Wales University in 2014, Mitchell says he pulled in around $150,000 in sales from reselling shoes.
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"You know if one pair is being produced over a million times, the likelihood of that same sneaker reselling is very low," Shams said.
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In April this year, Schneiderman's team fined five ticket brokers a total of $2.7 million for using bots and reselling tickets without proper licenses.
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Independent Chinese refineries, known as teapots, have even started reselling cargoes of West African crude to buy cheaper Brazilian or U.S. oil, according to traders.
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Sometimes he finds auto parts, other times it's a pair of sneakers, and occasionally he purchases printer cartridges — all with the goal of reselling them.
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Many charities that used to accept worn or outmoded clothing have become more picky, partly because the business of reselling old clothes overseas is waning.
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The company then also started reselling the database and, according to Ponzini, this allowed MarkLogic to make inroads into the financial services market, for example.
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StockX started as a marketplace for reselling sneakers but has since grown to be much more, bringing its transparent and anonymous marketplace to more verticals.
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Spotinst has made a living finding budget resources on cloud platforms and reselling them to developers at a deep discount over cloud vendor retail pricing.
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The company also provides infrastructure for artists to sell tickets directly to their fans and avoid scalper reselling, and resources for artists to market themselves.
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Like China, the firm, which was founded in 1987, began at the bottom of the value chain, reselling telephone-switching gear imported from Hong Kong.
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Several Chinese companies were reselling cargoes they did not need while at least one Indian company had diverted a cargo to Europe, two traders said.
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There are also untapped revenue sources to exploit, like in-app and on-bike advertising, plus reselling user travel information to retailers and the like.
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The new cars that owners keep the longest before reselling are mostly sports cars and SUVs, according to a study by car search engine iSeeCars.com.
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Last year, scalpers in Hong Kong were reselling some iPhone 7 Plus handsets for as much as $1,933 versus Apple's suggested retail price of $769.
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In Australia, Kotaku AU reports that, fearing unfair reselling practices, retailer EB Games restricted customers to purchasing two copies of the game at one time.
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But the study also found 38 percent of those surveyed were working informal jobs ranging from buying and reselling goods to freelance work without benefits.
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Jessica Ye and April Liu, Chinese students studying in Melbourne, bought tickets for $1,900 in the hours before the final on the reselling website Viagogo.
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StubHub, a large ticket reselling company, said it supported legislation to combat "bot misuse" but also argued that producers shared blame for high ticket prices.
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The South Carolina firm bought thousands of foreclosed homes from the government, turning around and reselling these often rundown homes "as is" to aspiring homeowners.
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Coorpacademy offers an additional service for its customers, allowing them to earn revenue from the platform by reselling their custom-made training to other users.
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In 2016, an Illinois recycling executive was arrested for sending toxic e-waste to landfills or reselling it to other buyers, following a BAN report.
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Knowing that he could make money renovating and reselling these homes, he approached an investor he had worked with, who had an auspicious nickname: Lucky.
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The 20-year-old said he made $225,000 in sales last year reselling sneakers through his business, Moosetraxshop, and at different events and sneaker conventions.
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Now he buys supplies in Tijuana every morning, and he earns about $20 a day reselling them — enough to buy his own food, he said.
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Buyer demands received support when regulators in Japan, by far the world's biggest LNG importer, said in mid-2017 that restrictions on reselling cargoes were illegal.
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Newly purchased iPhone X were reselling for HK$11,800 ($1,512) soon after sales began, but the price quickly fell to HK$10,300, a trader told Reuters.
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By targeting people who face bad credit, loaning money, tacking up interest rates and repossessing and reselling used cars, auto lenders are as corrupt as ever.
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Fans afraid that the new mobile ticket policy will prevent reselling tickets can rest easy, though, as the Heat will still allow tickets to be transferred.
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Most companies that sell refurbished phones closely inspect those phones before reselling, offering what amounts to a certified pre-owned checklist at a used-car dealer.
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Earlier this year, Amazon launched a new storefront dubbed the "Amazon Cable Store," which focused on reselling Comcast's internet and television service from the retailer's site.
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While we're all casual numismatists on some level, collecting and eventually reselling rare coins is not only a popular pastime but also a serious investment tactic.
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Separately, the southern province of Hainan banned home-owners from reselling their properties in the first five years of purchase, Hainan's housing authority said on Saturday.
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In America an investigation backed by the ANA found that agencies were buying ad space and reselling it to clients at markups of up to 90%.
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Deals typically involve private-equity firms – known as "sponsors" – using a lot of debt to buy companies, with the goal of reselling them for a profit.
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Deals typically involve private-equity firms - known as "sponsors" - using a lot of debt to buy companies, with the goal of reselling them for a profit.
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While we're all casual numismatists on some level, collecting and eventually reselling rare coins is not only a popular pastime but also a serious investment tactic.
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Facebook cited its terms against reselling data without permission Facebook confirmed it was a Geofeedia customer, but declined to make any comment about the trespassing incident.
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It was only this past July that the province amended its Ticket Speculation Act to allow reselling above face value for the first time since 1914.
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This means that if a U.S. company imports goods, the company's payments for the goods are not subtracted from the income it makes by reselling them.
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It didn't take too long before I saw my first, promising glimpses of riches that would soon adorn my bank balance by reselling iPhone 8 cases.
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So if you're reselling the Shane palette, I get it, not gonna hate, I never speak on these things, but b----, relax, and just support Shane.
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Newly purchased iPhone X were reselling for HK$11,800 ($1,512) soon after sales began, but the price quickly fell to HK$10,300, a trader told Reuters.
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But to actively be robbing people, taking drugs and then reselling them, means these officers are actively participating in the crime we have in our city.
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If they make excuses for why he can't come visit, the company might be doing something they want to keep quiet — reselling, or counterfeiting, or worse.
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The New York attorney general report from 28500 found several cases of ticket brokers making massive profits by buying and reselling coveted tickets to big events.
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The New York attorney general report from 6900 found several cases of ticket brokers making massive profits by buying and reselling coveted tickets to big events.
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The New York attorney general report from 2016 found several cases of ticket brokers making massive profits by buying and reselling coveted tickets to big events.
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Average price at retail: $160Average reselling price: $1,345Average value increase: 841%This pair for "The Ten" collection was designed in 1990 and features a translucent outsole.
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Barrasso said he was placing a hold on Anne White's nomination until the Energy Department committed to stop reselling excess government-owned uranium on the market.
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Apple Inc is also preparing to announce a TV service, which will include the reselling of other networks and originally produced content some time this year.
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"For any manufacturer for a consumer recycling program, unless you're focusing on reselling the products, it's going to be a cost to your company," Linnell said.
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He started making an extra $295,2300 a month buying everything from cigarettes to potato chips on base and reselling them to German stores at a huge markup.
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Juul is experiencing an unintentional bump in popularity in India, thanks to online and brick-and-mortar vendors who are reselling it on the unofficial gray market.
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Many rising sophomores at the college are in the habit of reselling their furniture and headboards to the incoming freshman class as they move to apartment buildings.
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Once he was able to make the same kind of money reselling on Amazon as he had made at his accounting job, in September 260, he quit.
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SOMO had always banned contract holders from reselling their allocated cargoes but in practice, past complaints from Baghdad went largely unheeded and a significant spot market grew.
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Tokyo Gas, Japan's biggest city gas supplier, is looking at business tie-ups in Southeast Asia, and has already started reselling some LNG at ports in Japan.
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Though tried-and-tested schemes — such as stealing and reselling credit card numbers — continue to be staples of the criminal underground, the thieves are expanding their enterprises.
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Some cities have also announced more stringent measures such as introducing price caps on new units and setting a holding period before reselling a property is permitted.
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Her father, a retired Coca-Cola employee, ships items on Gomez's behalf, though he sometimes questions exactly how reselling clothes online became his daughter's full-time job.
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Event promoters have long raised alarms about the use of bots to obtain large numbers of tickets that can later be scalped on various ticket reselling websites.
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The US student who was initially banned from reselling Krispy Kreme doughnuts before being made one of its independent operators was gifted with a new delivery van.
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Gonzalez shot to fame earlier this month after news of his business venture reselling Krispy Kreme doughnuts, and the company's subsequent move to stop this, went viral.
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Barrasso is placing a hold on Anne White's nomination until the Energy Department committed to ending its process of reselling excess government-owned uranium on the market.
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SugarCRM, meanwhile, has also been a longstanding partner of IBM's both integrating and reselling its CRM solution, but also by virtue of IBM being a key customer.
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They said that they're not interested in reselling them, but using them for their criminal activity, such as hacking routers to intercept people's data—logins, for example.
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Many times, those other buyers are third-party Amazon sellers, or what Rose calls "Amazon millionaires," who run distribution businesses out of their homes reselling excess inventory.
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The teen said he started reselling shoes when he was around 16 years old, when he noticed how large the profit margin could be on certain pairs.
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Rather than just updating and reselling available hotel rooms, OYO would rebrand the hotels entirely as OYO properties and sign on affiliates through franchise and lease agreements.
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In March, West's three day pop-up shop in New York City was met with massive lines, with many shoppers reselling their purchases for inflated prices online.
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Once he was able to make the same kind of money reselling on Amazon as he had made at his accounting job, in September 2000, he quit.
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Reselling tickets on secondary sites such as StubHub, an online ticket exchange owned by eBay, for a higher price than the original ticket is also an issue.
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In an interview with Business Insider, he said he made $225,000 in sales last year reselling sneakers through his website, Moosetraxshop, and at shoe conventions and events.
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WE'RE DOING A LIGHT REMODEL, GETTING THE HOME READY FOR SALE AND RESELLING IT. WE THINK THAT WE CAN PREMARKET THE HOME TO BUYERS WHOSE INFORMATION -- YOU KNOW, THEY'RE TELLING US WHAT HOMES THEY WANT TO BUY, THEY'VE GOT SAVED SEARCHES SET UP AND AS ESSENTIALLY A MARKET MAKER IN THE BUYING OF THE HOME AND RESELLING OF THE HOME WE THINK WE CAN BUILD A NEW BUSINESS.
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Reselling products that have been purchased at retail is legal — a so-called "gray market," rather than a black market — but Trader Joe's does not support its resellers.
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We do not authorize the reselling of our products and cannot stand behind the quality, safety or value of any Trader Joe's product sold outside of our store.
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Photo: GettyA security report out Tuesdays sheds new light on the lucrative business of unlocking and reselling stolen iPhones, a multi-million dollar criminal enterprise spanning the globe.
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Learn how to create generous profits by importing products factory direct and reselling them to customers: make successful transactions, navigate cultural differences, ensure product quality, and more. 3.
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AMC, Cinemark, Regal can't block you from doing what you're doing because you're paying them cash for a ticket, right, and then basically reselling it to me, effectively?
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There is a severe lack of good quality, turn-key homes for sale, and that has created a seller's market across the nation, even for those reselling homes.
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Reselling my dejected wardrobe was becoming lucrative or at least a seemingly worthwhile use of time compared to facing humiliation and a handful of change at Buffalo Exchange.
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Essentially, Lexmark believes that those cartridges belong to them, not the consumer reselling them because the consumer didn't have the right to sell them in the first place.
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However, outsourcing fast food fried chicken and reselling it on a sandwich for $12.50 is at the very least, misleading, considering it was not noted on the menu.
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On Monday, it was revealed that the company that owns Ivanka Trump's eponymous fashion label has been reselling items from her clothing line with a different designer tag.
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Police said they had discovered evidence linking Hickey to an international scheme to illegally pass tickets to touts who were reselling them at well above their original price.
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Besides the fact that reselling tickets is kind of a hassle, there are still plenty of acts to check out and street style photogs to get snapped by.
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According to the Department of Justice, 22 people have been charged with working together to steal items from various stores in the US and reselling them in Mexico.
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"Unfortunately security has picked up on the resale value and they're literally yanking them from glovers forcefully and reselling them to glovers like five minutes later," Lim said.
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The theft brought to light the systems that rare-book sellers have in place to thwart thieves, including international databases of stolen items that make reselling them difficult.
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He began buying them off the street — "It helped me work and not hurt as much," he explained — and then started reselling the pills to support his habit.
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Barton came out of retirement to lead a new initiative called Zillow Offers that buys users' homes on the spot before flipping and reselling them, according to Forbes.
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And those with the capacity to take on additional work can bring in extra cash by renting out spare rooms, reselling items online or taking on freelance work.
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He used to resell sneakers through his business, called A Sneaker Life, which involved him buying sneakers early, reviewing them for his audience on Instagram, and reselling them.
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"It just got big where I was making enough YouTube revenue where I kind of just stopped reselling sneakers and became more of just a collector," Mitchell said.
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He has been, along with colleague Gary Epstein, the public face of an auction where the FCC is purchasing airwaves from broadcasters and reselling them to wireless providers.
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The sesh, looked at from afar, is a kind of post-ironic reselling of Binge Britain, a nihilistic renunciation of life itself, a self-indulgence of epic proportions.
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And if that seems like a terrible business model — reselling multiple $10-plus tickets per month to people paying back just $9.99 — well, congratulations, you're proficient at basic math.
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And on Thursday, The Walt Disney Company filed a lawsuit against the kiosk DVD rental company for its practice of reselling digital download codes that come with Disney DVDs.
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Criminal groups have been tapping pipelines and stealing tanker trucks laden with diesel and gasoline in the oil-producing country for years, reselling it illicitly, often with apparent impunity.
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Amazon now sources its shoes from third-parties – a move that has enraged Birkenstock USA chief exec David Kahan, who threatened Birkenstock would close down retailers reselling their shoes.
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While hospitals charge a 300 yuan ($45) fee for registration, scalpers had taken all the registration tickets, and were reselling them at 4,500 yuan ($686) to patients in line.
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And as far as reselling goes, you might want to kiss some of that Everlane, Supreme, or Hunter goodbye if you're trying to make a quick buck this January.
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Polce told a news conference on Monday that the company could have made around 10 million reais ($3 million)from buying tickets and reselling them at a higher price.
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Last month, secondary tickets website Viagogo was accused of "moral repugnance" after it was found reselling tickets to an Ed Sheeran cancer charity concert for up to £5,000 ($6,100).
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A report last month by Schneiderman's office about ticket reselling noted his concern about policies that set "price floors for tickets," and can lead to restraint of free trade.
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StockX, which has risen to become one of the preeminent sneaker reselling platforms by copying aspects of the stock market, hopes to capture some of that demand from brands.
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The practice of buying new iPhones early, before they are sold out, and then reselling them at a higher price is fairly common, particularly in the Greater China region.
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A total of 9 percent of millennial respondents make additional money babysitting and 1003 percent selling or reselling goods online, including via sites like Ebay, according to the survey.
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Get some of the cash you didn't want to spend back by keeping your clothes in good condition and reselling them on apps like Poshmark, Tradesy or Bridesmaid Trade.
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Japan's Fair Trade Commission late last year ordered the country's LNG buyers to provide details on contract requirements that prevent them from reselling the liquefied fuel to third parties.
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For example, you can quickly recoup some of the money you spent by reselling or consigning your gently used designer dresses without ever leaving the comforts of your home!
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The company is not only expanding rapidly around the world, it is also moving beyond its primary business of leasing and reselling office space into education, apartments and more.
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The lenders, unable to recover the balance of the loans by reselling the cars, have been suing borrowers to collect what remains, sometimes as long as 13 years later.
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"Parents don't have enough money to cover the necessities of the kids," Giselle said, explaining that volunteers have to repack some items individually to discourage recipients from reselling them.
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The buyer, Michael Davis, a real estate investor, quickly flipped the property, reselling it about three months later for $2.14 million, a 54 percent premium on what he paid.
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For a while, he made ends meet as a vintage picker, buying undervalued objects—antique toys, Art Deco lamps, chrome ashtrays—from thrift shops and reselling them to dealers.
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He had no background in real estate, design or construction, yet watching all that television convinced him that he could make big money buying, restoring and reselling dilapidated properties.
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To be clear, we are far from the realm of simple label trafficking: These are not small-time crooks looking to maximize profits by reselling fakes under some prestigious appellation.
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It's been a life rich in independence and great neighbors, the sort who once kept reselling a white leghorn rooster to raise money for a friend dying of brain cancer.
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This poses a challenge to carriers with different service organizations for different services, MVNO carriers reselling wireless service on another company's network and companies working to integrate newly acquired operations.
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Local insurers have in recent years been reselling insurance to buyers on Wall Street and around the world, drawing comparisons to the lending models that helped cause the 2008 crash.
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And with Amazon's expansion beyond just "cable" services, the site is now poised to take on reselling a broader array of bundles, including those that aren't just internet or tv.
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The memorable scene: The scammer reselling the stolen Christmas gifts at a retail store while a nostalgic Christmas song, maybe Nat King Cole's "The Christmas Song," plays in the background.
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Lelong had been a victim of retail arbitrage — the practice of buying a product at one price from one retailer and reselling it on another shopping website for a profit.
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There is speculation in Ankara that Mr Erdogan may try to sidestep the crisis by offering to keep the Russian weapons in storage, or by reselling them to another country.
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The series focuses on Sophia (Robertson), aimlessly living in San Francisco in 2006, when she seizes on the idea of reselling vintage clothing online under the company name Nasty Gal.
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So far, the majority of LNG is supplied via long-term contracts between producers and users which allow little flexibility and in many cases also prevent importers from reselling cargoes.
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Why it matters: Brands have chafed at their inability under U.S. law to prevent retailers, who sometimes acquire products without the brands' consent, from reselling that merchandise through online marketplaces.
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But while many flippers said they viewed reselling as a way of subsidizing their collecting habits, most also told me that they sold well beyond that, making a nice profit.
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According to the news outlet, a trader said he would be happy if he is able to earn about 2,000 Hong Kong dollars ($256) from reselling a 256 GB model.
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He also said that at first he was hesitant to tell Wise who had sold him the item in case Cunningham had purchased it from another dealer before reselling it.
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"Normally only the pimps get picked up but this time everyone involved in buying, selling and reselling of these girls has been found guilty," Ramsingh told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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He instructed one patient who was reselling the pills not to fill the prescriptions at large chain pharmacies, like CVS or Walgreens, because pharmacists at those stores would raise questions.
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While auction houses, pawnshops and dealers can check such sites before reselling a watch, Mr. Harris said he feared that such online tracking just pushed opportunistic watch thieves further underground.
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"Asian buyers are reselling volumes purchased from the United States and portfolio sellers are offloading their excess cargoes as well," said Michael Stoppard, IHS Markit chief strategist for global gas.
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Those with the capacity to take on additional work can also bring in extra cash each month by renting out spare rooms, reselling items online or taking on freelance work.
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Christopher Henderson and John Phillips, according to court records, made a business out of buying guns in the South, where gun restrictions are loose, and then reselling them up north.
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Because of relabeling and reselling, many Thinkrace devices are branded differently "Often the brand owner doesn't even realize the devices they are selling are on a Thinkrace platform," said Munro.
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Under the AWA, the purchasing and reselling of dogs fits the definition of "pet dealer" activity and is subject to licensure and inspection by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
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Among the other companies grappling with ways to help alleviate Alberta's problem is Calgary-based Fractal Systems, which intends to profit mainly by removing and reselling diluent from heavy crude.
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Ms. Almanzar said that she used to sell new clothes, but that after struggling with taxes imposed on small businesses she closed her shop and began reselling Americans' discarded clothing.
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It will also drop all contractual constraints which bar clients from reselling its gas and let the Bulgarian transmission network operator take charge of the Balkan country's gas flows to Greece.
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Over the years, Sabatier has come up with lots of creative ways to make more money, including flipping website domain names, reselling Volkswagen campers and even investing in a moving company.
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Property transactions provide ways to launder such money, such as declaring a purchase at the lowest plausible value, and then reselling it to a friendly party at the highest plausible price.
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"I wanted to work in a venture that empowers women and I saw a lot of reselling happening in my neighborhoods, so that put the idea in my head," she says.
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The jarring exploits of the Gun Trace Task Force, which included officers reselling looted narcotics and sticking GPS trackers on the cars of robbery targets, has seriously eroded confidence in police.
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You'd probably still be better off replacing the screen at a dodgy store and reselling it yourself, but if you can't be bothered, Apple's one-stop shop is worth the visit.
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In 2019, some contracts with European refiners and majors were axed or significantly reduced in part due to the reselling but also in favor of the growing Asian market, traders said.
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The growth of cities, illegal logging and speculation - where investors cut down trees with the hope of claiming state land and then reselling it - also contributed to the problem, he said.
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The incident quickly took the air out of the much-hyped contest that saw tickets prices reach thousands of dollars on ticket reselling websites, largely because Williamson was set to participate.
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The Yankees authorized partner for reselling tickets, Ticket Exchange, doesn't sell tickets for less than face value — and is the only reseller that sends mobile versions of the tickets to smartphones.
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K2 pointed to holding companies directing advertisers' spending to firms in which they had invested, as well as buying media space and reselling it to clients at a 90% mark-up.
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Rapino talked at length about what Live Nation's subsidiary Ticketmaster is trying to do to undercut scalpers, but acknowledged that the ticket-reselling business is too big to shut down completely.
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The steps buyers must take online to demonstrate that they are not bots are now more elaborate, and tickets are mailed out closer to showtime to reduce the opportunity for reselling.
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The student banned from reselling Krispy Kreme doughnuts before he was taken on by the company as one of its independent operators has been gifted a brand new Daimler delivery van.
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The owner of one leading manufacturer reported price gouging by second-hand dealers who were buying up large supplies in and reselling them over the internet at a huge mark-up.
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According to Bloomberg some analysts have cautioned that the EVs might not have the same high resale value as cars, noting there's not much of a track record for reselling EVs.
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It's policy supposedly intended to cut down on profiteering by buying up tickets and reselling them for a markup, but which has the side benefit of all but eliminating ticket resales.
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Niche marketplaces for high-end goods are not new: Before sneakerheads connected on the internet, there were consignment shops reselling shoes and stores that specialized in just one brand of watches.
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The reason: Unable to recover the balance of the loans by repossessing and reselling the cars, some subprime lenders are aggressively suing borrowers to collect what remains — even 13 years later.
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Complex noted that one YouTuber who makes videos about reselling sneakers, Cody Thrive, made an Instagram story referring to it as "both the 'quickest flip' and 'saddest flip'" he's ever had.
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In the United States, Amazon both operates a marketplace and sells many products — including diapers, batteries and books — like a traditional retailer, buying them wholesale and then reselling them to consumers.
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"We have thousands of consigners that are sending in products day in and day out," Lopez said, adding that more business was generated from consignments last year than from regular reselling.
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"Reselling order flow to market makers will be an increasing focus for those firms offering free trading," said William Trout, head of wealth management at Celent, a research and consulting firm.
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The company focuses on buying and reselling excess and outdated inventory of accessories for smartphones with much of the transactions carried out via Amazon, Braha said in a November court filing.
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The RealReal has established a new assurance of luxury fashion resale value beyond the doldrums of eBay, but building a brand on reselling what's real leaves no room for user error.
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As expected, much of the collection is already sold out on Supreme's website and people are already reselling the merch on eBay, asking for as much as $400 for the Chihuahua hoodie.
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Many people have built multi-million dollar businesses reselling brick-and-mortar retail merchandise online, and anyone could understand how a massive retailer like Ikea would want to cut out the middleman.
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The federal appeals court in February upheld a 2014 ruling by a lower federal court in Cincinnati, Ohio that found Impression Products liable for reselling Lexmark's cartridges that were first sold abroad.
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"We do not authorize the reselling of our products and cannot stand behind the quality, safety or value of any Trader Joe's product sold outside of our store," a spokesperson told Money.
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As you may recall, around a year ago, the online retailer launched a "cable store" website where it began reselling a variety of Comcast's services, including its internet, TV and phone bundles.
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The new iPad Pros have been in the market for a little while, and if you're eyeing one, you may be wondering how much you can get by reselling your current iPad.
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" Colin is at pains to point out his parents didn't "give him any money" for Christmas last year because he's earned enough of his own through reselling and is becoming "too materialistic.
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"We're not stepping forward and reselling Oracle," Althoff told Business Insider, saying that the Oracle arrangement is focused more on making it easier for businesses to run their networks on both platforms.
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It's easy to see who benefits from this: the reselling platforms like StockX, Goat, and Flight Club, which specialize in authenticating and selling these goods for the buyers who lust after them.
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Sure that meant that the first house had only cost $980, but obviously Nook Inc was making a profit by reselling the items and materials I sold to them at a markup.
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Typically, pyramid schemes convince their victims to pay high start-up costs ostensibly to sell a product, yet promise compensation for recruiting other victims to the scheme instead of reselling the product.
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Average price at retail: $200Average reselling price: $3,000Average value increase: 1,500%This sneaker, a collaboration with Nike and artist Tom Sachs, is widely considered one of the top sneakers of the decade.
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Users joke about stocking up on Juul pods and reselling them for twice the price when they're banned, usually directing these jokes at teens who shouldn't be vaping in the first place.
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The US Department of Justice alleges that the traders cheated their client by deliberately buying sterling ahead of the customer's $3.5bn purchase of sterling and reselling it to the client at higher prices.
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In addition, Schock acknowledged obtaining more than $42,000 in income for reselling tickets, including for the World Series and the Super Bowl, and failing to report the income on his federal tax returns.
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To go along with the new desktop, Apple introduced a new $4,999 32-inch, 6K display, the first new stand-alone display from Apple, which had been reselling LG monitors in recent years.
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After clamping down on the reselling of its crude, SOMO has been offloading its own oil in increasingly large volumes via tenders, with the aim of grabbing extra profits that previously benefited traders.
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Unauthorised reselling (known to its foes as scalping) was criminalised in Britain in the case of football in 1994, and in the London Olympics of 2012, but is legal for plays and concerts.
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Read more: Meet the 15-year-old who has made 6 figures reselling sneakersStyles and trends are constantly shifting but high-profile collaborations and limited releases keep the sneaker culture fresh and thriving.
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"The thought of reselling, it would have been devastating to me to lose even one of those shirts because it was so hard to get and I wanted it so badly," he said.
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The Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that companies can't use patent law to prevent customers and other businesses from reselling products — in this case used printer cartridges, which are cheaper than new ones.
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Perhaps you want to finally get going in real estate, or you&aposre curious about cannabis, or you keep hearing about the social reselling platforms where the kids are getting all their fashion.
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The non-fingerprinted 911 is known for having good resale value, and new Porsche 911 owners keep their cars for about 9.9 years before reselling them, according to a study done by iSeeCars.
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Around 2230, in one case in Minnesota, a man named Eitan Feldman began buying and reselling guns, often purchasing them from a registered dealer and then flipping them on Armslist, according to prosecutors.
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If and when you found cooking oil, corn flour or sugar, you could offset the cost of more expensive food by reselling the cheap goods in the black market or across the border.
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Also named Ron, the North Shore Pawn Shop operator told VICE News he has detained thieves in the past, and would do the same to someone he suspected of reselling the stolen statue.
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Over the last several years, the sneaker game has changed from a hobbyist's playground into a $92 million hypebeast market, fueled by prospectors who have created a cottage industry dedicated to reselling footwear.
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The EU still has outstanding worries about a few areas of overlap, including Vodafone reselling broadband that uses Deutsche Telekom's network in the areas covered by Liberty's cable network, one of the sources said.
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This reselling model appeals to small stores, as well as individuals, who want to make more money but don't want the expense of setting up an e-commerce business from scratch and carrying inventory.
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Chinese buyers have a healthy risk appetite and are not averse to putting their money in under-the-radar living artists in the hopes of reselling for higher prices later, art dealers told CNBC.
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He added that JERA has made progress in talks with existing long-term LNG sellers to revise clauses that would require splitting the profits from reselling LNG cargoes between JERA and the original seller.
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It is creating a dilemma, however, for companies that compete in the business communications market by leasing copper network facilities from telephone companies at regulated discount rates, and reselling these services at a profit.
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Mr. Green, raised by middle-class business owners from Croydon, quit school as a teenager to try his hand at business, and rose through the "rag trade" by reselling excess stock from bankrupt companies.
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Catering for those with hair loss who are also financially limited, community-driven companies — such as Simply Wigs in the UK — take donations of used wigs, which they then wash and recondition before reselling.
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Average price at retail: $130Average reselling price: $1,134Average value increase: 872%This was the only non-Nike brand sneaker to be released from Virgil Abloh's "The Ten" collection, though Converse is owned by Nike.
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Average price at retail: $190Average reselling price: $3,450Average value increase: 1,816%The RealReal said this was one of the most popular sneakers of 2019, thanks to the combination of the iconic colorways and silhouette.
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He brought about 10 pairs of sneakers to the event and sold them all in a matter of hours, earning enough capital to purchase a bulk order of sneakers to start reselling more vigorously.
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In the US, ticket reselling law varies greatly by state, and Davies tells Amplify that he has had a number of productive talks with New York state Senator Daniel Squadron about combating bad resale behavior.
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Ulta Beauty has been accused by a former employee of reselling used makeup that was returned by customers, and the brand's fans are expressing their outrage on social media while the brand investigates the claims.
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Reilly added that Oracle has been a "good partner" to Cloudera for a long time, reselling Cloudera's software to clients and partnering with the company on work in the cloud, which he said will continue.
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Before we moved from Amsterdam, I tried reselling most things we weren't taking along in our move, and I was pleasantly surprised by how easy it was to get rid of stuff and earn cash.
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However, according to Civic's founder and CEO Vinny Lingham, who previously sold his gift card startup Gyft to First Data, many hackers who steal your data will wait two-three years before reselling your info.
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For more from Amoruso, pick up the latest issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday As a teenager, Amoruso says one of her first experiences as an entrepreneur included stealing books and reselling them on Amazon.
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In another tweet, the administration said a study commissioned by Peña Nieto had concluded "the aircraft was acquired at an attractive price," and reselling to a commercial airliner would require taking a $128.2 million loss. .
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The criminals would pretend to be reselling space on, say, CNN's website through an automated ad exchange but then instead direct the ad to their shell version of the site that nobody could actually see.
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The police said they had discovered evidence linking 210-year-old Irishman Pat Hickey to an international scheme to illegally pass Olympic tickets to touts who were reselling them at well above their original price.
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For one, he's an encyclopedia of ticketing knowledge, able to discuss scalping in the days of Roman gladiators and breeze through the slow evolution of ticket reselling from a local business to an international one.
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A Starbucks representative told Insider that these bottles can be found at participating Starbucks for $16.95, although it seems like shoppers are already reselling them on sites like eBay and Poshmark for $32 to $68.
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That offering was notable not just for its size — more than $4 billion — but also because it seemed at odds with the firm's so-called private equity business of buying up companies and reselling them.
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Photo: Jeff Chiu (AP)Apple is suing a company, Corellium LLC, that it says is illegally reselling virtual copies of its iOS operating system under the pretense of legitimate security research, Bloomberg reported on Thursday.
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After immersing himself in the Air Max reselling game at the age of 15, there was one pair he couldn't quite track down: the Patta "Lucky Greens," which were released, unannounced, in-store in 2009.
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Russian state energy company Gazprom has in the past cut off gas to Ukraine, and onward to Western Europe, during price disputes in deep winter, and imposed bans on customers reselling gas to other countries.
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Over time, the company plans see a path to revenue through affiliate incomes for subscription sales to the third-party streaming services, and, in the longer term, by aggregating and reselling the data on viewing behavior.
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It was a vast and robust, though little-known, industry dedicated to scooping up sponsorship and television rights to sporting events wholesale, then turning around and reselling them à la carte to networks, brands, and advertisers.
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Evil geniuses, like the Zappa brothers from Arizona, cashed in on the hype by stockpiling Hatchimals (before stores started limiting sales to one per customer) then reselling them for more than $150 a pop on eBay.
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Well, I mean, heck, right now someone else is selling it and profiting from it and sometimes in the health care space, they're selling it, they're reselling it, it can be worth significant amounts of money.
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Nike can't stop third-party sellers from reselling lawfully-purchased product, and following the liquidation of bankrupt Sports Authority's inventory last year, the market was flooded with Nike product that could be resold at deep discounts.
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Larson explained in detail how licensing, firmware, and other restrictions prohibit her company from reselling hardware to corporate clients, often resulting in working servers being sent directly to landfills if they can't be scrapped for parts.
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The goal with the expansion into luxury is to turn thredUp into a more comprehensive service for reselling items, whether that's everyday clothing from Gap and Banana Republic, for example, or designer clothes, handbags and shoes.
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In 2016, a judge ruled that the first-sale doctrine didn't apply in a case of people reselling music files they'd downloaded from iTunes because transferring digital files from one storage device to another constituted unauthorized reproduction.
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Google has now lifted a controversial ban which wiped out the digital identities — meaning Gmail accounts, access to photos, voicemails and files — of those consumers who used a tax loophole to profit from reselling their Pixel smartphones.
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To incentivize subscribers to open up their wireless connections to passersby, Ernst proposed a data-reselling program where people can earn money for unused plan data, like the blockchain-powered program RightMesh uses for mobile mesh networks.
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Mast will even provide phones if necessary, although Messenger said that when the company is reselling mobile network access or renting out devices, it's doing so at-cost: "Our business model is all about the software license."
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Amazon is now reselling Comcast's Internet and television service on its site, via a newly launched section called Amazon Cable Store – a branding that implies Comcast may be the first of other cable providers yet to come.
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The 256GB iPhone X retails for a lower $1,149 in the U.S. Another Singaporean said he wasn't reselling the iPhone X on the spot, but that he was exporting them overseas to sell at a higher price.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charged two New York men with fraud after they duped investors out of millions they said would go to buying and reselling tickets to the musical "Hamilton," the SEC announced Friday.
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"We don't want her art to become all about money and reselling," says Mr Scott Wright, who estimates that it will take another two years before Victoria Miro begins to offer the artist's work to private collectors.
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Teams and the league have blamed resellers like StubHub for declines in attendance because, they say, the reselling of cheap tickets online makes it more difficult for them to sell full-price tickets at the box office.
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MSG, which owns the Knicks, just sued Terry Klein, wife of the former co-owner of the legendary Carnegie Deli, for 10 Knicks season tickets she enjoyed using -- and allegedly reselling -- during the 2015-16 NBA season.
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Craig Carton, a co-host of a New York morning sports-radio program "Boomer & Carton," was arrested on Wednesday morning by the F.B.I. on charges that he helped orchestrate a fraudulent multi-million-dollar ticket-reselling scheme.
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Companies also often sell coal first to a corporate affiliate at a sharply reduced price, before reselling it to the intended customer, costing the government a chunk of its royalties, according to the Government Accountability Office study.
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The Off-White and Nike collaboration with the Air Jordan 1 "Chicago" sneakers were one of the more popular shoes of the year, originally selling at retail for around $190 and reselling for an average of $3,450.
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The sanctions are affecting Europe-based trading firms including Trafigura and Vitol, which regularly offer Venezuelan oil to refiners, and PetroChina Co Ltd, which along with Russia's Rosneft recoup money lent to Venezuela by reselling PDVSA barrels.
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U.S. LNG offers attractive opportunities to buyers in Japan and other nations, he added, as the contract has no destination restrictions, or clauses that mandate where a cargo can be delivered and limit buyers from reselling excess gas.
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She said she decided to check Craigslist on Monday to see if anyone was reselling tickets and found an ad for four seats together at the end of a row — ideal seating, since her husband uses a wheelchair.
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In a quiet update to its policies, Tesla has raised prices on its after-sales service options, and — more significantly — now prevents new Tesla buyers from transferring their extended warranty and prepaid service plans when reselling the car.
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Japan's trade ministry issued a report in May recommending Japan should abolish or relax destination clauses in the future so that the utilities can take advantage of reselling and arbitrage trading opportunities in pursuit of more reasonable prices.
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The reign of the ticket scalper may soon be coming to an end—at least in New York— thanks to Governor Andrew Cuomo, who earlier this week signed a bill fighting such illegal ticket purchasing and reselling practices.
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This is the fifth place the Snapbot has appeared, to sell its first-person video capturing sunglasses to droves of willing Snapchat fans (or at least people hoping to turn a tidy profit by reselling them on eBay).
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"It's really organized crime," Church says of the lucrative ticket resale market that sees large-scale scalping organizations, many armed with ticket bots, gobbling up and reselling some of the best tickets for his shows at enormous profit.
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A study by The New York Times found that in the 100 renditions of "Hamilton" before the final performance of Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator of the show, in July, scalpers made more than $15.5 million reselling tickets.
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There have been instances in which the rare-book community has been powerless to recover books: when they are taken by bibliophiles with no intention of reselling, said James Cummins, the proprietor of James Cummins Bookseller in Manhattan.
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Even a lowly flashlight or fart noise app is not free to make, and the overwhelming majority of "free" apps are not altruistic—they are designed to make money, which usually means by harvesting and reselling your data.
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On Friday, Mr. Rechnitz said he had known of about a dozen instances in which a friend's ticket reselling business, which was later accused of being a Ponzi scheme, used money from new investors to repay old investors.
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They struggle through tertiary economies — reselling clothes, furniture or appliances at roadside stands, making tamales or tortillas in garages, setting up hair salons in living rooms (men's cuts $7), cleaning houses and offices and schools, mowing, cutting, picking.
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Shams said that in order to make the most out of reselling, you need to be on top of the latest trends in the sneaker world and look closely to understand what is going on in the market.
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Rather, fraudsters are reselling these products on the web in the "gray market" — where goods are sold through iffy distribution channels — and gleaning even more credit card data from unsuspecting online shoppers, according to Michael Reitblat, CEO of Forter.
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In another revelation, the plaintiff — Juul's former senior vice president for global finance, Siddharth Breja — says he raised concerns that the company was reselling nearly expired product and suggested adding an expiration or "best by" date on Juul's packaging.
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The bank said the high payout was due to the risk it took since it bought the hastily arranged and unrated bonds for $2.7bn and profited by reselling them to investors at a higher price over the following months.
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While many Venezuelans spend hours in these lines daily because they cannot afford to buy food at privately run stores, others profit by buying at state prices and reselling at higher prices, which has created a flourishing black market.
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"I was looking in at all the touting sites, all the reselling sites, and the same type of ticket I got was going for like 600 pounds a ticket — it was ridiculous," said Lauren Putland, 26, of Portsmouth, England.
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A teacher said that he witnessed eco-guards force a young man reselling bush meat in town — a regulated trade WWF acknowledges is "critical to the livelihood of the rural poor" — to eat a raw chunk of his wares.
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This year, he'll earn around $80,000 pretax from his full-time job — he is an hourly employee, eligible for overtime – and supplements that income by bringing in tens of thousands of dollars on the side reselling things on Amazon.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Home flipping - buying and reselling a home to make a quick buck - has risen in some hot U.S. housing markets, prompting concerns that local housing bubbles could be developing, according to a report published on Thursday.
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Maybe it's more details about the Karlsson-Hoffman situation or fresh incredible controversies, like Melnyk stealing Andrew Hammond's free hamburgers and reselling them to poor people in the city or Guy Boucher being charged as an international jewel thief.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - StockX, an online market place which specializes in reselling limited-edition sneakers, has raised $110 million from investors to fund its expansion and poached Scott Cutler from eBay as its new chief executive, it said on Wednesday.
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Gomez explained that bachaqueo originally came from the practice of buying food and subsidized goods at controlled prices in a supermarket and reselling them at speculative market prices as contraband, either on the street or exported over the border to Colombia.
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On the sneaker reselling website Goat, one pair of shoes can go for as much as $60,000, according to CEO Eddy Lu. "It's not just a sports thing, it's a lifestyle thing," Lu said in an interview with CNBC's Wilfred Frost.
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This is bad for many reasons, one of which being the fact that many of those resellers are buying up otherwise discarded or broken Apple products, fixing them, and only then reselling them — postponing those goods' junkyard and toxic fate.
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Between the fashion industry's previous co-opting of the Make America Great Again hats from Trump's 2016 campaign and the reselling of an old Zara style that Melania Trump wore, it's clear that curiosity around White House fashion is not dead.
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Apptopia, a startup that began its life as a marketplace for reselling apps before morphing into the app intelligence provider that's now used by Google, Facebook, Pinterest, NBCU, and others, has closed on a second seed round of $2.7 million.
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BERLIN, June 26 (Reuters) - StockX, an online market place which specialises in reselling limited-edition sneakers, has raised $110 million from investors to fund its expansion and poached Scott Cutler from eBay as its new chief executive, it said on Wednesday.
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The anonymous artist has long expressed a dislike of art galleries reselling their works, down to creating a piece featuring an audience of bidders battling over a print that reads, simply, "I can't believe you morons actually buy this shit".
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Criminals are also ramping up older methods of money laundering, including buying gift cards and reselling them for a fraction of their price on the web, and relying on bank insiders to filter their funds through legitimate accounts and credit lines.
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Also keep in mind that a hobby — such as reselling antique rocking chairs on eBay — remains a hobby and is not a "business" if you haven't made any money on it this year ... or last, or the 10 years before that.
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This caused a mess over at the website, and combined with those trying to hustle upwards of $500 for a ticket on reselling sites like eBay and StubHub (according to screenshots like these), things are getting even messier by the moment.
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Rather than subsisting on the razor-thin margins that come with buying inventory in bulk from other brands and reselling it, the marketplace lets Amazon make money from fees that it charges for storing and shipping goods and fulfilling orders.
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The Dallas company has bought nearly 7,19603 homes — most of them from the government-backed mortgage company Fannie Mae — and has been reselling them "as is," often in need of major repairs, through contracts that critics contend lack basic consumer protections.
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One of its most notable competitors is reselling platform Meesho, which has raised a total of $65.2 million from investors, including Shunwei Capital, Sequoia Capital India, RPS Ventures, Y Combinator, Venture Highway, SAIF Partners and DST Partners, according to Crunchbase.
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One company in the frame was New York-based AptDeco, a YC alum from the same cohort at Move Loot, and also focused on reselling furniture and home decor through a peer-to-peer marketplace — but nothing came of that.
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"They have experience in financing, buying, and reselling large numbers of vehicles, and have the real estate and physical urban presence to maintain, clean, and potentially (in an electric car context) run fleets," Goldman's analysts wrote in a research note.
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This may be a fine strategy for investors — those who buy great wines with the intent of reselling for a profit — but for people who simply want to enjoy good wines, it is a mistake, and sometimes a costly one.
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The ruling by the Fair Trade Commission earlier this year that restrictions on reselling contracted LNG cargoes breach competition rules looked set to shake up the Asian market in much the same way as in Europe in the last decade.
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The theater tried to limit reselling by requiring ticket buyers to present the same credit card used for the purchase at the box office and, mimicking steps taken by "Hamilton," imposing limits on the number of tickets a buyer could purchase.
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Bick was accused of promising high returns by promoting concerts and reselling electronics online, only to use money he raised for personal expenses such as hotel stays and jet skis, and to make assorted payments to some of his investors.
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So far, the companies have taken a hands-off stance to the online marketplaces, with Nike's chief financial officer saying in March that the company was not focused on reselling and had no partnership plans or business strategy for it.
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But in recent years, the lucrative nature of fuel theft — smuggling and reselling stolen fuel is often easier than illegal narcotics — has drawn in organized criminal groups, which bring a greater ability to corrupt and larger capacity for violence to the trade.
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The antitrust investigation grew out of a probe by the attorney general's office into irregularities in the ticketing industry, which found that ticket brokers were using illegal software programs to snap up thousands of tickets and reselling them with huge price markups.
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Mask hoarding and reselling For people who are in the affected areas of China and other Asian countries, a face mask may be a necessary piece of protective equipment, especially if they are working in hospitals and on the frontlines of the epidemic.
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The consulting firm says about two million women have already made $9 billion in gross sales by reselling clothing and lifestyle products online, and that the number of "housewife resellers" is expected to increase to 21 million to 23 million by 2022.
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As someone who continues to refresh the listing on the sad leather skirt suit I just want to Posh-money for, I was curious, how does reselling clothes on an app that pockets 20 percent of sales lead to a livable salary?
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Fair Trade Commission (JFTC) has ordered the country's liquefied natural gas (LNG) buyers to provide details on contract requirements that prevent them from reselling the fuel to third parties, according to a source with direct knowledge of the inquiry.
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Fifty-nine startups took the stage at Y Combinator's Demo Day 2, and among the highlights were a company that helps developers manage in-app subscriptions; a service that lets you create animojis from real photos; and a surplus medical equipment-reselling platform.
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Because legislators in Ontario decided that existing laws against scalping were too ineffective—the province successfully prosecutes only about 25 cases per year—and that it's more worthwhile to instead enact more enforceable laws that regulate reselling and keep buyers from getting scammed.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) is seeking to determine whether clauses in long-term coal contracts that bar buyers from diverting and reselling cargoes are limiting trade, Bloomberg News reported on Friday, citing sources familiar with the matter.
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The arrest was confirmed by the International Olympic Committee on Wednesday as relating to allegations that Ireland's Olympic committee, of which Mr. Hickey is president, was involved in reselling some 1,000 tickets for the Rio Games at prices above their face value.
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The sports radio personality Craig Carton was sentenced to three and a half years in prison on Friday by a longtime fan and listener — the judge — for a ticket reselling scheme that ended his broadcast partnership with the former N.F.L. quarterback Boomer Esiason.
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Long term, the startup believes there's also the potential to generate revenue by selling returned items that e-commerce sites don't want back in instances where the shipping and restocking fees will eat up any profits they could make by reselling it themselves.
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In January, federal prosecutors in Manhattan filed criminal charges against Mr. Meli, accusing him of defrauding investors of millions of dollars in a Ponzi scheme built around a reselling scheme involving tickets to the Broadway musical "Hamilton" and other high-profile events.
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Average price at retail: $175Average reselling price: $1,795Average value increase: 1,026%"The combination of the most hyped sneaker (Jordan 1) with the most hyped artist (Travis Scott) is a surefire recipe for success, something that Nike and Jordan brand have mastered," explained Azarcon.
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Though originally concerned with conveyance of property, this voids attempts by an owner to prohibit a recipient from reselling or transferring its interest in a property—on the grounds that a present owner should not be able to tie the hands of future generations.
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The most-active soybean futures hit 3,996 yuan ($587.82) on Monday, their highest since March 10, as talk circulated that China's quarantine authority had asked several east coast ports to strictly inspect and punish firms found to be illegally reselling imported beans to food companies.
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More nefarious are the ticket brokers, usually a small group of people who utilize bots to buy up as many tickets as possible—sometimes thousands at a time—and then immediately start reselling them at markups as high as 1000 percent above face value.
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On Monday, the most-active soybean futures hit 3,996 yuan ($203), their highest since March 10, as talk circulated that China's quarantine authority had asked several east coast ports to strictly inspect and punish firms found to be illegally reselling imported beans to food companies.
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"The massive boom in buying and reselling has meant that Palace has ridden the wave of teenagers who have thousands of dollars to spend a year on clothes," says Haj-Najafi, of the mini-economy online, in Facebook groups like Wavey Garms and the Basement.
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The card agreement for Comenity Capital Bank, which issues store-branded credit cards for retailers like Ann Taylor and Pottery Barn, requires account holders to "grant" an interest in anything you purchase with the card or to any money you make by reselling those goods.
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They included issues around payment acceptance — credit card companies didn't want to allow the company to accept card payments, so for a while it operated on a cash-only model, prone to error, fraud and more — through to poor (negative) margins reselling other retailers' products.
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Yesterday, Emma Watson announced a new partnership with thredUP, an online consignment and thrift store that is officially doing more than reselling clothes: It now has a tool that calculates just how much your fashion habits impact the environment, based on what's in your closet.
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Some local authorities and regulators are taking legal action against several of these firms, accusing them of engaging in predatory business practices by reselling these often rundown houses "as is" through rent-to-own and other seller-financed transactions, sometimes known as contracts for deed.
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In its statement, the European Commission said Gazprom had pledged to remove restrictions on reselling gas; ensure that prices in Central and Eastern Europe were competitive; and not act on any advantages regarding gas infrastructure that it had obtained because of its dominant selling position.
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The police said they had discovered evidence linking the 71-year-old, who headed the OCI since 1988 before temporarily stepping aside on Wednesday, to an international scheme to illegally pass Olympic tickets to touts who were reselling them at well above their original price.
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Still, my bank statement revealed the tickets I bought were sold not by fellow fans, but by two private companies seemingly set up with the sole purpose of reselling tickets at higher prices: StubStop LLC in Chicago and Swagg Seats in La Jolla, California.
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They chafe at the rules against reselling or giving away the guns, noting that if an assault weapons owner wants to get rid of his or her guns, or dies, the rifle must be surrendered to police, transferred out of state, or sold only to select dealers.
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A stolen iPhone which is still attached to the original owner's iCloud account is worthless for personal use or reselling purposes (unless you strip it for parts), because at any point the original owner can remotely lock the phone and find its location with Find My iPhone.
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Sneaker reselling is projected to become a $6 billion business globally by 2025, according to a recent analysis from Cowen & Co. The growth is mainly in Europe, North America, and China, where sneaker culture has flourished and demand for rare sneakers has driven prices up exponentially.
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As a reporter at CNBC Make It, I've covered some of the most incredible — including a 28-year-old whose company has made millions buying things at Walmart and reselling them on Amazon and a musician who makes six figures playing with guitars five hours a day.
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As a reporter at CNBC Make It, I've covered some of the most incredible — including a 220-year-old whose company has made millions buying things at Walmart and reselling them on Amazon and an entrepreneur who started selling board games out of his living room.
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More than half of U.S. millennials are running side hustles, picking up extra cash outside of their regular day jobs doing everything from babysitting to reselling stuff online — and some are making a pretty penny doing it, according to according to a new study by Bankrate.
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The British government commissioned a major report on the scalping industry there, and lawmakers in Italy are considering proposals to curtail ticket reselling after reports that the head of the Italian branch of Live Nation, the global concert company, was funneling tickets directly to the secondary market.
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The practice illustrates how Facebook has become the go-to platform for people in times of crises, whether it's utilized to check the safety of loved ones or to make a quick buck reselling medical supplies — and it could hamper medical professionals' attempts to combat the outbreak.
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Average price at retail: $175Average reselling price: $3,750 Average value increase: 2,143%"Widely regarded by many as a 'literal' work of sneaker art, this has been the most limited Off-White Nike release to date and therefore the most expensive pair on the resale market," said Azarcon.
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The two men "raised millions from investors by promising big profits from reselling tickets to A-list events when in reality they were moving investor money in a circle and creating a mirage of profitability," said Paul G. Levenson, director of the S.E.C.'s Boston office.
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As the founder of RosUkrEnergo, Firtash acted as a middleman between the Russian and Ukrainian national natural gas companies, and allegedly played a central role in a corrupt scheme to use the profits from reselling cheap Russian gas to fund pro-Russia political forces in Ukraine.
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The change could impact apps that heavily rely on location data – whether that's because of their use case, like Foursquare or Moves, or because they sneak access to location data for less reputable purposes, like reselling location data to vendors or displaying location-based ads without users knowing.
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When the star showed off her massive dedicated handbag closet, Jenner pointed out two favorites: the Takashi Murakami x Louis Vuitton Miroir Mirror Gold bag (up for $1,950 at What Goes Around Comes Around) and the Takashi Murakami x Louis Vuitton Multicolore Noi satchel (reselling for $1,735.50 at Tradesy).
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The ruling resulted from a suit in which U.S.-based Coty, which manufacturers luxury cosmetics brands like like Marc Jacobs and Chloe as well as more mainstream brands like Covergirl, argued that German retailer Parfümerie Akzente was violating the terms of its contract by reselling its brands on Amazon.com.
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G-III Apparel Group has admitted to relabeling pieces from Trump's line with the tag of Adrienne Vittadini Studio and reselling them to Stein Mart, a chain that has nearly 300 stores across America, without the knowledge of Ivanka Trump and the Trump organization, Business of Fashion reported.
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Here are the winners and losers, as Barclays sees them:The winners:While tech companies like Apple, Amazon, and Roku are reselling streaming services á la carte, the analysts at Barclays think the companies best positioned to bundle streaming services are internet- and data-service providers like Comcast and Verizon.
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His arrest comes after police last week detained a director of THG Sports, an international sports hospitality company, Kevin Mallon, and a translator employed by the company, alleging that they could have made 10 million reais ($3 million) from buying tickets and reselling them at a higher price.
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The specifics of Carlson's purchase are laughable; she took it home for $995 at an auction in Texas hosted by the US Marshals Service, who were selling off the forfeited artifacts of Max Ary — who was convicted for the theft and reselling of space-related items in 2006.
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SINGAPORE/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - China's Unipec is reselling some of the crude oil it imports from the United States to buyers in India and South Korea to avoid tariffs Beijing imposed in its trade war with the U.S., three sources with knowledge of the matter said on Thursday.
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Amazon competes in two ways: as a traditional retailer, by buying name-brand products wholesale and reselling them alongside those items from these third-party merchants; and, in some cases, Amazon makes and sells its own products under its own brand names, and competes with other brands and sellers.
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By the end of the decade, Mr. Gagosian was in New York, showing photographers like Ralph Gibson out of his loft in SoHo and reselling work by Mr. Marden and Diane Arbus to wealthy collectors including Charles Saatchi and S.I. Newhouse Jr. Mr. Gagosian and Mr. Basquiat became friends.
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Trade credit today may be more sophisticated, but it still tackles the same problem: that exporters prefer being paid at the time of sale (so they can finance more production), whereas importers would rather settle up after receiving the goods (so they can first raise the cash by reselling them).
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But if the popularity continues to increase these people may be able to make a return by reselling or breeding their rare kittens, or they'll be stuck holding the virtual cryptographic keys to a virtual rare kitten when the market crashes in a few days, like eventually happened with beanie babies.
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"As alleged in our complaint, Meli and Harriton raised millions from investors by promising big profits from reselling tickets to A-list events when in reality they were moving investor money in a circle and creating a mirage of profitability," said Paul G. Levenson, director of the SEC's Boston regional office.
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As tech companies offer bounties of their own, trying to encourage and reward researchers to report them directly to them so they can get fixed, companies like Zerodium or Exodus Intelligence will offer higher payments to purchase the vulnerabilities themselves, with the hopes of reselling them for even more money.
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He'd always been an entrepreneur — at the age of 22 he would buy unsold size 2100 Jordans from local shoe stores, reselling them for top dollar on Ebay; at 0003 he attempted to patent a scratch-resistant CD. He was the type of person who always saw problems that need solutions.
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About half of the market is accounted for by sales through dealers, either directly from the artist's studio (the "primary market") or by reselling a work that has already been bought once (the "secondary market") and which is now being sold on, often with several commissions being paid to intermediaries along the way.
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With some coveted models sold out, there was already a thriving re-sale market evident in Hong Kong, with local news site Apple Daily - no relation to Apple - reporting that a jet black iPhone 73 Plus 27 GB model was reselling at one Hong Kong mall for 27,27 Hong Kong dollars ($1,933.21).
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Nonprofits like Goodwill Industries and the Salvation Army aim to decrease that number, not primarily by giving donated clothing directly to the homeless and other vulnerable populations (a common misconception), but instead by reselling it at company thrift stores and then using the proceeds for job training, disaster relief, and other social services.
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To make that happen, in addition to reselling goods through its retail centers, Harbor Harvest will act as an intermediary for other shipping companies like the North-Carolina based Old Dominion Freight Line, which will send its trucks to Connecticut and Long Island to pick up goods once they have crossed the sound.
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While the annual pass holders' code of conduct officially prohibits buying items with the intention of reselling them, the company had previously turned a blind eye to — or even implicitly encouraged — the practice by releasing such items at big-ticket events like the D23 fan expo, where fans pay top dollar for early access.
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And then there's the YouTube that isn't present at VidCon — the YouTube where creators like Jake Paul announce dubious marriages to other creators like Tana Mongeau, the YouTube where Jake's brother Logan tases dead rats and attends flat Earth conventions, the YouTube where Shane Dawson accuses Chuck E. Cheese's of reselling used pizza slices.
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Krispy Kreme is giving 500 boxes of doughnuts to a student after trying to shut down his business reselling them in his hometown I ate a fully vegetarian meal at Chick-fil-A and it was surprisingly satisfying and nutritious I compared the cheapest and most expensive burgers from McDonald's, Burger King, and Wendy's.
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With Redtea Mobile's technology, you could imagine someone buying regional capacity with enough associated international mobile subscriber identities (IMSI), the unique numbers assigned to mobile phone users, around the globe at wholesale prices, bundling this capacity as a global mobile IoT data service, and reselling it to enterprises globally to fuel their IoT devices.
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A restaurant in South Carolina has been accused of reselling Costco pizzas at a 700% markup as 'gourmet Roman-style thin crust pizza'Crocs is donating 10,000 pairs of free shoes to US healthcare workers every day Walmart is selling more tops than bottoms because people don't care about wearing pants while videoconferencing from home.
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In a place where "people get guns before they get milk," as one customer put it, there wasn't the panicked run on guns and ammunition Hoffman, a licensed dealer who's been reselling firearms in pawn shops for around seven years, figured he would've woken up to if Hillary Clinton, a supporter of gun control, had won.
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When all else fails, consider reselling items you bought online, whether it's a concert ticket or a pair of shoes your bought on eBay that didn't fit quite right: While you may not get the same amount of money back as you paid for it, you'll almost certainly get something—and that's always better than nothing.
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According to Motherboard's story, that's because our cellular carriers — at least AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint — are reselling that data to shady third-party location tracking companies that resell it to other companies that sell it yet again to bail bond bounty hunters who can buy it for the low, low price of $4.95 per phone from a company called Microbilt.
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Before the arbitrators ruled, however, the panel's own counsel disclosed to Leviev and the Kleins that Bronner had been convicted in Belgium, along with about 100 other defendants, "of tax fraud and other offenses relating to a scheme involving the use of sham transactions to nominally export diamonds from Belgium while, in fact, reselling them on the black market," as Judge Furman described the offense.
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During the housing crash (which Donald also gloated about as good for business) did conservatives blame the investment banks for lending out tens of billions in subprime loans and Adjustable Rate Mortgages to people they knew were enormously risky, only to repackage the debt to hide its true risk in order to slap an 'A' rating on it before reselling the toxic bonds to unwary institutional investors?
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The Russian has said he thought Mr. Bouvier was acting as his agent, on commission, in such sales, but instead he said he later found that Mr. Bouvier had skimmed as much as $123 billion in profits by quietly buying the paintings himself first, then reselling them to his Russian client at escalated prices, according to court papers filed by lawyers for Mr. Rybolovlev.
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As a result, Hill says, Disney has been gradually driving up the costs of the annual passes (a Disney World Silver Pass, for instance, now costs $479, a 9.1 percent increase), angering fans and arguably driving them to try to make up for the rate hikes by reselling theme park merchandise on eBay in the first place: "In their minds, that will help mitigate the rising price," he says.
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As a reporter at CNBC Make It who's covered some of the most incredible ways people have made money online — including a 28-year-old whose company has made millions buying things at Walmart and reselling them on Amazon and an entrepreneur who started selling board games out of his living room — I was curious to find out if it was as easy as they made it seem.
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" Saba addresses his own biography in this world with lines like, "I can't relate to half of my relatives / my genetics is felony / buying low and reselling it" and "I'm still the same kid that didn't speak when we were in the school / I just got a mic now," and then he sums things up with a casual suggestion: "think I'm lying then plan a trip to Chicago today.
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Earlier this year, Money reported on a couple who makes a significant amount of cash buying Trader Joe's Everything But the Bagel seasoning at their local store and reselling it on Amazon, sort of like an IRL version of dropshipping; an Etsy search will bring up Trader Joe's baby onesies, a set of five of the brand's most popular spice blends, and even dollhouse miniatures of Trader Joe's paper bags.
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Allow him to explain the art of wholesaling deals:"It's contracting a property with a purchase and sale agreement, and then either assigning it to an end buyer — who's going to be a flipper, who's going to be a buy and holder, who's going to be one of maybe some more of the sophisticated people in the market who has their own cash — or closing on it yourself and then turning around and reselling it," he said.
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Read more:Nike is launching 'SpongeBob Squarepants'-themed sneakers — here's every pair in the collectionMeet the 15-year-old who has made 6 figures reselling sneakersSneaker makers like Nike and Adidas are facing a dilemma as resale is on its way to becoming a $6 billion businessHere are the 10 most valuable sneakers on the global resale market, including a $30,000 pair of Kanye West Louis VuittonsThese were the most iconic sneakers the year you were born, according to sneaker historians
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