He observed the experienced resellers and started to learn more about the industry, eventually taking small jobs to stand in line for different resellers.
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This is the main gripe of Apple resellers: why, for a company that handily makes more than $50 billion in revenue per quarter, are online resellers such a threat?
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Since then, Meesho "has evolved from just a tool to sell socially for resellers to a full-stack network for resellers," its founders Vidit Aatrey and Sanjeev Barnwal said in an email.
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For example, they can require resellers to export the merchandise.
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Like many sneaker resellers, Fresen's followers are also his clients.
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The new SIKURPhone devices are already available with Sikur resellers.
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It now has partnered with 2,500 agencies and 50 resellers.
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DJI resellers are having a hard time getting units too.
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Most independent resellers are entrepreneurs who identify with my story.
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All of its models remain available through carriers and resellers.
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Workarounds like buying from resellers on Amazon isn't just painful.
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Most of the resellers don't fit the palliative care category.
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It will also list products from some approved Apple resellers.
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Some resellers listed them on eBay for more than $900.
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Sneaker events and conventions can be hugely beneficial for resellers.
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At least $214,22014 from every show goes to ticket resellers.
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For budding shoetubers and resellers, Mitchell offers words of wisdom
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Now, it seems that's exactly what eBay resellers are hoping for.
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Card resellers have the same problem, just magnified to an extreme.
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We spoke to four resellers who didn't want to be named.
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And it could be a boon for smaller businesses like resellers.
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The only mystery, then, was which resellers would win the deal.
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Sunday's show is sold out, but tickets are available through resellers.
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Wednesday's show is sold out, but tickets are available via resellers.
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Both shows are sold out, but tickets are available through resellers.
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Authorized Olympic ticket resellers differ based on spectators' country of residence.
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In early 2018, Google updated its policies to ensure that resellers could not claim to be official ticket vendors, and resellers must now provide a breakdown of ticket prices across fees and taxes before payments are taken.
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And the company is expanding the way it makes money by licensing the technology to other businesses and also working with resellers — in fact, he said resellers already account for nearly one-third of the company's revenue.
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Other products at the launch will include technologies available for Xerox's resellers.
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This means it now helps resellers handle logistics, payments and product sourcing.
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Meesho claims that 3103,000 suppliers and 20,000 resellers now use its platform.
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The company has 155 distribution centers and works with over 200,000 resellers.
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You can also try popular resellers such as Powell's or Abe Books.
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But resellers fix the bumps and scratches before the cars are sold.
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Opening a store is free, but resellers pay to unlock premium features.
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The case was brought against one of Amazon's resellers by a competitor.
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Cheap Monday products are sold mainly through around 3,000 resellers world-wide.
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You can also find a 256GB model from resellers for about $899.
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Although the affected iPhone models remain on sale in Germany via resellers.
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All four shows are sold out, but tickets are available from resellers.
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It mints and burns coins only in response to demand from authorized resellers.
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That's why the Libra Association will work with a list of authorized resellers.
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If we're being crude about it, we're resellers for each one of them.
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The company now claims more than 100,000 resellers, 20,000 suppliers and 300,000 buyers.
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For winter apparel at discount prices, check online resellers like GearTrade or SidelineSwap.
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But resellers are required to pay taxes, just like any other business owners.
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The resellers seem largely aware that sneakers can only take them so far.
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Kahan has no idea who these resellers are, and Amazon won't tell him.
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Once a festival, queues can grow unruly, hijacked by resellers and self-promoters.
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While some resellers prefer to sell through Instagram or their own websites, resale marketplaces like StockX and GOAT can be great places for sneaker resellers to conduct business because of advantages like authentication systems that can weed out fake pairs.
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The sneaker quickly sold out and is going for 125 percent premium from resellers.
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To offset those costs, retailers work with resellers to handle return and excess items.
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He advises more novice resellers to have patience and persistence in the early stages.
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WHILL's largest market is still Japan, where it has between 4,000 to 5,000 resellers.
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They'll also be available at select carriers as well as through Apple Authorized Resellers.
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"Resellers buy scraps from amber miners and sell them on the markets," Xing explained.
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Plenty of Ikea products are twice as expensive, if you buy through Amazon resellers.
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There's another option too: pay some of the high prices resellers are offering online.
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These resellers would receive bitcoins from individuals, then send some of them to Shavers.
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To that end, Nano Dimension is now working with 20 leading resellers, he said.
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It works with both primary sources and resellers to offer last--minute ticket deals.
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Later, when there are odds and ends left, that is when resellers get curious.
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Viewing themselves as being without options, resellers have been zealous proponents of federal regulation.
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These wireless resellers generally offer cheaper rates to customers who prepay for their service.
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A new technology is making it easier for sneaker resellers to weed out fakes.
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Applying to Apple for authorization—a seemingly tedious process that requires resellers to pay up.
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All four of these resellers, which ensure authentication of their products, are backed by VCs.
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Most items are dropshipped to buyers, so resellers don't have to maintain their own inventory.
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The tour sold out stadiums across the country in minutes, prompting controversy about ticket resellers.
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Ultimately, Fresen advises novice resellers to persevere through the early stages of growing their accounts.
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Resellers scooped up multiple pairs and dropped them on eBay for as much as $900.
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The limited edition Sonos Ones won't be available from all of the company's usual resellers.
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By connecting manufacturers with resellers and using drop shipping, it keeps everyone's overhead costs low.
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And resellers are putting them on eBay for two to three times the retail price.
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According to the line guards, the resellers show up early, around 10:30 or 11.
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The startup also plans to add more personalization options for its resellers and product categories.
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Resellers offer different prices for your used AirPods depending on their model and condition. 260.
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No one wants crusty, gooey headphones — not resellers, and certainly not your AirPods' next users.
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To be clear, there may be legitimate customers of some secure phone firms or resellers.
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However, most charge hefty fees per sale, which can deter resellers from utilizing these platforms.
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Prices have increased by as much as 50 percent, according to some resellers and customers.
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There are a number of popular sneaker resellers including Flight Club, GOAT, and Sole Supremacy.
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Amazon wants to help manufacturers, resellers, shops and brands in the country, according to Bezos.
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Do you get your clothes secondhand from consignment shops, online resellers, or friends and siblings?
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There are a variety of methods that resellers use when it comes to flipping sneakers.
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But if they prepare correctly, resellers can avoid any serious disruption to their businesses overall.
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All iPhone models remain available to customers through carriers and resellers in 4,300 locations across Germany.
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What's more, if merchants disable the automatic balance check, resellers may not accept that gift card.
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If that isn't an option for you, check the watchmaker's website for authorized resellers near you.
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Danby sells through retailers and independent appliance resellers, similar to what we did in the 1980s.
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During the twenty or so minutes in the area, we saw several people approaching these resellers.
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It has added more local content and is expanding its relationships with international resellers, said Wood.
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Plus, you can keep the profit margin to yourself, rather than helping other resellers make money.
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The settlements require that the companies obtain proper licenses as ticket resellers, and stop using bots.
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Buyers and resellers in China make up a crucial segment of the worldwide sneaker resale industry.
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Those wishing to purchase tickets outside Japan must do so through country-specific Authorized Ticket Resellers.
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Second, the agency claims Apple stopped the "premium" resellers from being able to lower their prices.
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Second, the agency claims Apple stopped the "premium" resellers from being able to lower their prices.
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Today, the headset is available for developers as a direct purchase from a handful of resellers.
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At a recent performance of "Harry Potter" in London, ticket holders expressed considerable wariness about resellers.
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The other obstacle to major growth is inventory; the major resellers specialize in limited-release styles.
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Some of these alleged resellers are as explicit in their virulent marketing as FlexiSpy has been.
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Apple's next task is expanding distribution in India, where its products are sold through third-party resellers.
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The number of resellers is expected to grow six to eight times over the next five years.
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By Friday, Amazon was out of stock, though the set is still available from resellers for $124.99.
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ICANN sets limits on how much wholesalers like Verisign can charge resellers for some domain name registrations.
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Fresen advises resellers using Instagram to make it a point to show the face behind the brand.
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Streetwear fans and money-minded resellers should drop everything and head to their nearest K-Mart immediately.
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The measure, Verizon claims, is to prevent theft at its retail stores and those of its resellers.
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"But our latest surveys suggest the pipeline for Cisco's Security sales amongst resellers is flattening," Faucette said.
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MTS, one of the resellers mentioned in the anti-monopoly service's statement, declined a request for comment.
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For example, what additional financial products and "synergistic" financial services will authorized Libra dealers, or "resellers," offer?
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Meesho claims that it is helping thousands of resellers earn more than Rs 25,000 ($360) each month.
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He advises any new resellers to figure out how to thoroughly authenticate sneakers before buying and selling.
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Sneaker resellers can make thousands of dollars a month through independent businesses run out of their homes.
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Offering to pay the listed price is generally a mistake that Jiang sees more novice resellers make.
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He&aposs a symbol of hope and possibility for other resellers looking to get into the industry.
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Resellers who raised prices on Bryant-branded merchandise were accused of looking to profit from a tragedy.
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"They wanted to train a million people linked to L'Oreal, including resellers and hairdressers," Mr. Tassetto says.
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Apple, in emailed comments, said it did not oblige Russian resellers to fix prices for its products.
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In order to avoid potentially losing some money, some resellers have flocked to other points of sale.
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People waited for eons in the cancellation line or paid up to $2,500 for a ticket from resellers.
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While Carbonite sells mainly through Value Added Resellers (VARs), Webroot's customers are mainly 14,000 Managed Service Providers (MSPs).
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For many sneaker resellers, Instagram is the go-to platform for moving inventory and building a personal brand.
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GlowRoad's suppliers offer goods at wholesale prices and resellers decide what margin to charge on top of that.
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For example, not seeing a product before it reaches customers means resellers have very little control over quality.
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And watchmakers have reasons to take control of their online image, as websites run by unofficial resellers proliferate.
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Oppo said it would continue selling products on its website and through authorized resellers until stock runs out.
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They also cautioned about its dependencies on third-party resellers, which account for a "significant portion" of revenue.
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Founded in 23 by former Googler Rahul Garg, Moglix connects manufacturing OEMs and their resellers with business buyers.
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Beyond making connections on the buying side, Moglix also works with major OEM brands and their key resellers.
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There will be demand to borrow Libra, and Libra resellers will want to lend Libra to make profits.
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" Those resellers will then "transact large amounts of fiat and Libra in and out of the [Libra] reserve.
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Worse, some of the resellers are offering cash to popular YouTuber's to shoot videos opening repacks in videos.
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Another big mistake new resellers make is failing to choose a safe place for larger deals and transactions.
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The technology is meant to equip high-level resellers and marketplaces with a quick way to authenticate sneakers.
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An increase in inventory, from new developments and resellers still hoping to cash out big, is partly responsible.
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The House of Commons held hearings in November, expressing concern about close relationships between the sellers and resellers.
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Many sneaker resellers organize their businesses in similar systems to make it easier when tax season rolls around.
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That's why it's important for sneaker resellers to be meticulous when it comes to numbers around tax season.
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Sophos currently partners with 53,000 resellers and managed service providers, and counts more than 420,000 companies as customers.
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Birkenstock, for example, doesn't allow its authorized retailers to sell the company's sandals to other resellers — including Amazon.
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Note that Apple no longer sells this directly, but you can still find it from official Apple resellers.
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Then it will sell the book to resellers and distributors for a discount off that suggested list price.
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Read said that a mistake that first-time resellers often make is jumping into the industry too quickly.
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Especially for smaller-scale resellers, Wu advises selling anything over $300 to try and earn some money back.
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Today, unscrupulous resellers take screenshots or photocopies of tickets that they then sell multiple times over to unsuspecting victims.
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It's often just resellers that buy the products at Ikea and then list them on Amazon for higher prices.
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The majority of subscribers—70 percent, according to Congress—gain access to the program through companies known as resellers.
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At the Food and Drug Administration, Ms. Kwoka found that resellers had made at least 75 percent of requests.
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While some resellers do keep physical inventory in their homes, most products are shipped directly from manufacturers to buyers.
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The product will be available to purchase online and from Apple's stores and authorised resellers on Thursday, March 31.
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It said fuel stations and resellers in the Ilha do Governador area of Rio de Janeiro state were affected.
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It is seeking permission to open its own retail stores in India where it currently sells iPhones through resellers.
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That's great news for the clever consumer who hits up estate sales or other resellers to find new bling.
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More typically, resellers acquire tickets by beating individual concert-goers to the punch, through superior manpower and bot software.
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"It's just [an] assault on 3rd party resellers," said the owner of AceBeach, who asked not to be identified.
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These resellers are mostly homemakers, most of whom have purchased a smartphone for the first time in recent years.
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He also said that many novice resellers make the mistake of underestimating how many fakes are actually in circulation.
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Jain said he, like many new resellers, accidentally bought fake shoes from what appeared to be a reputable site.
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That includes ticket purchases through authorized resellers like CoSport, concession and souvenir purchases, and A.T.M. transactions at Olympic venues.
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Ticket prices are comparatively low, generally ranging from $55 to $0003, with plenty of business done through discount resellers.
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For the most part, it's up to resellers and buyers to determine whether a pair is authentic or not.
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Resellers were criticized as profiting from tragedy for raising the prices of pairs of Bryant&aposs shoes on marketplaces.
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Theaters often offer last-minute cut-rate tickets at the TKTS booths, and online resellers start to slash prices.
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However, some resellers prefer to use their own websites and platforms to avoid having to pay a seller fee.
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The shoe brands maintain a complicated relationship with resellers, who are often the most enthusiastic and well-informed customers.
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Once things become safe again, Wu said resellers should head straight to the retail stores to pick up shoes.
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Scott Cutler, the new chief executive of StockX, said more brands would eventually have to pay attention to resellers.
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Namely, in exchange for a direct line to Apple's goods, Amazon has agreed to cut out unauthorized third-party resellers.
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Screenshot: AmazonThe catch is soon only Apple and Apple-authorized resellers will be able to host their wares on Amazon.
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If the resellers can't get it overseas and bring it back, then where does it leave revenues for Pola Orbis?
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"Hamilton" tickets have long been a hot commodity for online ticket resellers, especially because shows sell out months in advance.
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The HGX-2 powered servers will be available later this year from partner resellers, including Lenovo, QCT, Supermicro and Wiwynn.
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Unfortunately, the Toughbook 20 isn't being sold direct to consumers — you'll have to pick it up from authorized Panasonic resellers.
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When I started covering tech in 1998, Intel was determined to stop hobbyists and unscrupulous resellers from overclocking their processors.
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Congress introduced the Better Online Tickets Sales Act (BOTS) in 2016, which was meant to help thwart scalpers and resellers.
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Currently, many Apple products are only available on Amazon through third-party resellers and the prices and conditions vary widely.
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For schools without a license, there are volume licensing agreements available through the Microsoft Store for Education and other resellers.
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"Xola was among the first flagship booking systems to integrate with resellers like Viator," he told TechCrunch in an email.
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Over the past year, however, the startup refocused into a sales lead and management tool for both OEMs and resellers.
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He advised all novice resellers not to reinvest all their money and to have a buffer fund just in case.
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Tickets on the website start at $55, though a quick Google search shows various ticket resellers offering slightly cheaper prices.
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Following Bryant&aposs death, many resellers raised the prices of pairs of Bryant&aposs shoes on resale marketplaces like StockX.
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After a day of silence, Amazon says the email notifying Nintendo resellers of the apparent policy change was a mistake.
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The theory is that requiring the same credit card for purchase and entrance should complicate efforts by would-be resellers.
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To keep track of their sales and profits, a lot of resellers document their numbers on an organized Excel spreadsheet.
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Here are five pointers on how to conquer tax season as a sneaker reseller, according to the three successful resellers:
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Many resellers came under fire for profiting from tragedy by raising the prices of pairs of Bryant's shoes on marketplaces.
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DOJ did not return a request for comment, but the department does buy network and telecom equipment from DTEN resellers.
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The virus has pummeled the $2 billion market, though experts say that resellers can follow some steps to stay afloat.
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While for products sold through resellers, it confirms final prices and currency of sale will "continue to be determined by them".
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The court also ordered Apple to recall infringing iPhones from third party resellers in Germany, according to a statement by Qualcomm.
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The spread gets even more extreme when you consider the fact that you can still buy earlier iPhone models through resellers.
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Another strategy is to stop selling to Amazon as a wholesaler and instead sell directly, or through resellers, on Amazon's marketplace.
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Expect resellers to grab as much inventory as possible, and flip the consoles for ludicrously inflated prices on eBay and Craigslist.
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I'm a Verizon customer, and when buying a phone, I generally avoid these resellers and stick to the official, corporate locations.
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Software firms have even developed algorithms that online resellers can purchase to keep track of competitive pricing trends on individual items.
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Those merchants include resellers of big brands as well as owners of private labels who would otherwise have difficulty getting discovered.
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Since most GlowRoad resellers use drop shipping, it only takes them a few minutes to fill their online stores with listings.
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If you're interested in seeing what it can do, you can pick up Joule online today, and shipping through resellers today.
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They didn't respond to my request for comment in 2017 when I investigated the shady world of PSN account resellers, either.
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Scalpers are putting away nearly $240,000 each week off "Hamilton" alone, with at least $30,000 from each show going to resellers.
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Every ticket sold out in minutes, meaning the only way to buy them was from resellers online or on the street.
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They are also working on agreements with large systems integrators including Deloitte and Accenture to act as resellers of their solution.
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"Such accounts are readily and cheaply available for purchase from resellers, often for a few dollars or less," the researchers said.
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The French watchdog said Apple indulged in anti-competitive behavior in its distribution network and abused economic dependence on its resellers.
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The deals are available through Olympus' website, B&H, Adorama, and other authorized Olympus resellers from November 27 to December 260.
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He revealed his top six tips for other resellers who want to be as successful as he is at these events.
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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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StockX plays matchmaker for sneakerheads looking for rare kicks and resellers looking to flip unworn, in-demand sneakers for a profit.
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Raw materials like bitumen, once purchased through resellers in Dubai, now arrive directly, and at a lower cost, says one government official.
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The court also ordered Apple to recall the affected iPhones from third-party resellers in Germany, according to a statement by Qualcomm.
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Partnerships with System Integrators (SIs), Channel Partners, Value added Resellers (VARs) and Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) are variants to the theme.
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This way it won't have to rely on third-party resellers and would be able to tap into Apple's distribution channel directly.
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This year, Strikingly's goal is to continue growing the program in Asia and introduce more features to help resellers with customer acquisition.
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Seibert notes how smaller lenders in the scheme may not have received restitution from from third party resellers of Shaver's ponzi scheme.
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Previously, foreigners could only buy tickets from authorized resellers in their home countries, often at sizeable mark-ups and unfavorable exchange rates.
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To win in aggregation, the analysts at Barclays think resellers of streaming services will need to offer more than discounts on price.
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That when they put on a conference like something — it's always the resellers who come together, and then -- where are these people?
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The case concerned "speculative tickets," or offers by ticket resellers to sell tickets that they did not yet have in their inventory.
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But there is an easy way to put these resellers out of business: The theater can charge higher prices to begin with.
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The bookseller ultimately removed many of the resellers, some of whom then went to Antimicrobial Therapy and complained that they were innocent.
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"For the resellers, especially on the scale that I see within China, where they have thousands and thousands of products," she added.
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According to Srinivasan, the device is designed to help save high-volume resellers time and money while instilling their business with credibility.
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Like many other entrepreneurial teenagers, the Supreme resellers and meme makers, Owen was just looking for a way to expand an audience.
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People are calling out resellers who are purposely raising the prices of pairs of Bryant&aposs shoes on resale marketplaces like StockX.
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Critics are calling out sneaker resellers for trying to turn a quick profit in the wake of Kobe Bryant&aposs sudden death.
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"Resellers set their own prices for the Apple products they sell in Russia and around the world," the company's press office said.
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Apple also said delivery of AirPods would start next week along with sales at Apple Stores, Apple-authorized resellers and select carriers.
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Globally speaking, as the TJ's legend grew, there came resellers catering to pockets of the world where the brand had developed a fanbase.
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The report recommended imposing criminal penalties for using 'bots' to buy tickets in bulk and capping the amount ticket resellers can markup prices.
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Under Pai's new proposal, these resellers would be banned from participating in Lifeline, leaving many subscribers with no option for joining the program.
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Although at this point it's being sold in minimum quantities of 90 for resellers (such as Microsoft) to then sell on to individuals.
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Rogers blamed some of that shortfall on a regulatory ruling that lowered rates it charges internet resellers for wholesale access to its network.
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Outwork – Software-as-a-service to help businesses manage their partnerships with integrators, API providers or users, resellers, brands, co-marketers and others.
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Unauthorized resellers that may have previously bought overstocked or out of season items in bulk may be able to undercut prices, especially online.
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For Apple, the move to sell on Amazon and its aftermath highlight the company's long-standing adversarial relationship with repair providers and resellers.
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Be warned that the markup on outdated models from some resellers is exorbitant, especially when the tuners originally cost around $150 or less.
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The iPhone X goes up for preorder at 12:01AM PT (3:01AM ET) this Friday, October 27th from Apple and authorized resellers.
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Ticket resellers, third-party tech support, and local services (like repairmen) are also examples of businesses Google is working with experts to evaluate.
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Surprisingly, most of the people in line weren't resellers (though most people I talked to admitted they will probably sell their second pair).
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Nintendo of America head Reggie Fils-Aime even told fans not to pay up to the demands of SNES Classic resellers and scalpers.
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But at the time of writing, the iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 models are still being offered by Apple resellers in Germany. Amazon.
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Other "white-label" resellers make it look to consumers that they're buying from the original venue, when they're actually buying marked-up seats.
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Resellers like Tekserve, once among the few places where customers could get Apple products, have been the victims of the technology company's growth.
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In Las Vegas, condos sold by Trump's companies sold within a few dollars per square foot of other resellers' units in the building.
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Copperhead is an operating system users can install onto their own devices, or customers can buy preloaded phones from Copperhead or its resellers.
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Star addressed makeup resellers on MondayIn a video on his Instagram Story, Star encouraged people to think twice before purchasing resold makeup online.
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With the spread of coronavirus, fewer people are interested overall in buying products — and sneaker resellers in the US are feeling the impact.
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Resellers in China already began cutting iPhone prices earlier this month after Apple lowered its sales forecast for the quarter ended in December.
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PopSockets would still sell its gadgets on Amazon, but through a distributor called iServe, one of the largest product resellers on the platform.
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We were literally knocking on doors and trying to convince everyone from cafes to oxygen tank resellers ... Citysearch was essentially yellow pages, right?
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" At any given point, these resellers tend to "have more Birkins in stock online than Hermès stores," and such volumes are "game changing.
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It's rare for Apple to be fined on competition grounds, and the French watchdog said the firm had abused economic dependence on resellers.
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She went back to work, telling the resellers how best to load up their rental truck to make room for all the boxes.
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And the premiums they charged had an added benefit for producers — helping reduce profiteering by resellers, and reclaiming money for investors and artists.
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Battling ticket resellers A 16-date North American tour featuring Eddie Vedder and company is set to kick off March 18 in Toronto.
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TheRealReal is just one of many thriving clothing resellers (although, like many new Internet-based businesses, it has yet to turn a profit).
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FAS said it was looking into the idea that Apple had somehow obliged Russian resellers to treat its recommended product prices as mandatory.
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According to Hewlett Packard Enterprise, the sales cited in the Journal article were by H3C and resellers of standard, commonly used IT equipment.
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The company uses software called Trade Desk, which allows resellers to buy tickets from Ticketmaster and then instantly post them to resale websites.
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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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HK) has discounted a range of iPhone models, while several authorized Apple resellers on Tmall, a marketplace run by e-commerce giant Alibaba (BABA.
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Yesterday Samsung had asked carriers and resellers to halt sales and exchanges of Note 7 devices, as reports of problems with replacement handsets mounted.
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And if there's hardware involved, there can be concerns about third-party resellers, even if the company doesn't sell directly to dangerous actors themselves.
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The NES Classic immediately sold out when it was first released in November 2016, with resellers charging hundreds of dollars for the popular product.
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Google trains and certifies these Chinese partners—known as "resellers"—and helps with the design of the centers, former employees of the centers say.
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He told CNBC that he's currently in negations with resellers in the U.S. and expects to bring the product to the country in 2017.
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There are a lot of designer clothing and handbag resellers out there, including Tradesy, TheRealReal, and even secondary markets out of RenttheRunway or eBay.
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Resellers said labels were also increasingly convinced by their argument that rather than threaten luxury sales, they may help funnel money back to brands.
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At launch, there are 20,000 pairs of sneakers for sale from various retailers and resellers who signed up for the platform during the beta.
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Presumably, third-party resellers like Best Buy and B&H Photo will follow Google's lead in the near future and match the new MSRP.
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With sleekly designed websites, mailers and labels for free shipping, e-resellers handle the sales of your goods themselves, often paying you up front.
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The run is sold out, although some discounted tickets are still available by digital lottery, and resellers are offering some seats at high markups.
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France's anti-trust authority handed the tech giant the record penalty for abusing its power over resellers to prevent discounting of its gadgets. bit.
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Before the start of the Games, unless you live in South Korea, you can purchase tickets from authorized ticket resellers, which vary by country.
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David Barnett, the founder of PopSockets, said Amazon had pressured it to lower listing prices or else allow unauthorized resellers to sell the product.
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Business Insider spoke with three successful sneaker resellers who make thousands of dollars a month and compiled their best practices for paying their taxes.
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Business Insider spoke with three sneaker resellers, all of whom earned six figures in sales in 2019, about how they pay taxes each season.
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The same is true for independent resellers, many of whom move dozens of pieces of merchandise and pull in thousands of dollars a month.
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As the sneaker-resale industry grows, so does the profile of the resellers who are figuring out how to mine the market for profit.
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That is, independent resellers can list and sell their shoes through the website while paying a 10% consignment fee or $20 — whichever is greater.
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Nike terminated the deal in part because it was disappointed by counterfeits and the lack of control over resellers, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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There are smaller resale shops, resellers who operate on social media platforms like Instagram, sneaker-resale specific apps like Kixify—and of course, eBay.
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StockX uses data from eBay, consignment shops, and other resellers in order to give its historical pricing and market prices the broadest purview possible.
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In addition to the subscription service, and new Surface resellers, Microsoft also adding CDW, SHI, Insight, and Zones to its Surface Multi-National Purchasing Program.
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Many resellers love selling on Instagram because it allows for a more personal experience overall, compared to hiding behind a profile on StockX or GOAT.
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It's a good tool to establish trust in business, and it's also important in getting verified on Instagram, which is a goal for many resellers.
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Most selling takes place in WhatsApp groups or in-person and GlowRoad claims that its resellers complete about a total of 1,000 transactions every day.
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So if you're looking to color match your accessories with your space gray MacBook, now you can do so without turning to eBay and resellers.
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Paying an exorbitant amount of money to these no-name resellers just to get ahold of those "limited" tapes is the stupidest, most counterproductive thing.
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These sorts of relationships between surveillance companies are an established part of the industry, which is a complicated web of developers, resellers, and eventually customers.
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The proposed federal law will seek to put resellers out of business with a crushing fine, but won't carry the additional weight of jail time.
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Like many fashion resellers, they make you an offer upfront, and send that which they won't accept to a charity, in their case Housing Works.
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You can also check eBay, Amazon Marketplace, or other resellers for refurbished versions of Apple devices, which can sell for hundreds of dollars below MSRP.
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Using such resellers is a common practice in the public sector, as government agencies seek expert help to integrate new technologies into their IT infrastructure.
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The benefit for OEMs is obvious, but initially some resellers were initially unsure of allowing a third-party into the relationship with their supplier (OEM).
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Fakers make these pieces for pennies and can sell them for thousands, often duping first-time collectors and experienced resellers with their high-quality creations.
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Investment in the company is still smaller than other online resellers, like the RealReal, Vestiaire Collective and Poshmark, but Grailed's focus on men distinguishes it.
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First in the door to the event were crafty New York streetwear resellers, some of whom boasted having been on site since the night prior.
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A chance to see this punk icon at the intimate Minetta Lane Theater is worth what might be the headache of purchasing tickets from resellers.
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Though bots can give resellers a huge leg-up in attaining merchandise, Chen explained that he only uses bots about one-third of the time.
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Though perhaps not the intended purpose, the device will likely enable independent resellers to grow their business without the help of a middleman authentication specialist.
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Fandl said that at one point there were more than 30 resellers for each of the company's 200-plus listings, creating a chaotic, unpredictable experience.
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Consignment refers to the process by which independent resellers sell their products through middlemen, to whom they pay a fee when the item is sold.
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Many of the most successful resellers to emerge out of the drop culture don't just see what they do as a way of making money.
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Also on Friday, Tech Insider reported the company has slowed production on its Up fitness tracker and started selling off inventory to third-party resellers.
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But savvy resellers game the system for maximum profit, making it difficult for ordinary consumers to buy the hottest shoes without paying a large premium.
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Rival resellers are looking to cash in on the booming market, including thredUP, which branched into luxury last year, and established players like Vestiaire Collective.
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The WSJ reports that the iPhone SE is currently sold by India resellers for $320, but that government officials hope this price will drop by $100.
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With no middleman fees and the freedom to dictate your message, more resellers are turning to the social media platform to promote and facilitate their business.
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An industry group representing resellers and logistic distributors, known as Confenar, blames Ambev for implementing abusive commercial policies due to its dominant market position in Brazil.
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The startup claims to have a network of more than 2 million resellers from 700 towns who largely deal with apparel, home appliances and electronics items.
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In fact, Nvidia is distributing them strictly to resellers, who will likely package these babies up and sell them to hyperscale data centers and cloud providers.
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GlowRoad, which secured $2 million in Series A funding from Accel Partners earlier this month, currently claims 5003,000 registered users, 36,000 of whom are active resellers.
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The delay, however, may simply be because there are already plenty of retail locations operated by resellers that capture the look and feel of Apple Stores.
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For years, low level law enforcement have been buying cheap access to mobile phone location data from a number of dodgy resellers with minimal legal oversight.
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A genuine Yeezy pair will set you back around $200, though resellers in the market are exploiting limited stock, and charging exorbitant prices into the thousands.
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Just minutes after they got their hands on their new iPhone X devices, resellers were taking to the streets to sell them to the highest bidder.
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Without the printed-PDF option, fans using StubHub and other unauthorized resellers would have to have the tickets mailed to them or picked up in person.
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While every single one of the resellers I've seen 100 percent guarantees a refund, each reseller purchase is a potential steel-toe boot to the groin.
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Meanwhile, the new capital will be used for product and technology development and to "ramp up the acquisition and integration of new bus operators and resellers".
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It also wants the services to identify resellers who regularly list "speculative" tickets for seats the broker does not possess or has no right to sell.
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Unauthorized resellers buying newly purchased Apple iPhone Xs from shoppers hold stacks of Hong Kong 1,000-dollar banknotes in the Mong Kok district of Hong Kong.
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The number of sellers on Amazon has more than doubled in the past five years, Potoo says, adding that resellers are also included in this category.
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But for the time being, there are no plans to increase the 80 stores it has in world capitals or its large network of authorized resellers.
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The four-year-old startup claims to have a network of more than 2 million resellers who largely deal with apparel, home appliances and electronics items.
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Yet Mr. Miranda and his investors could find better ways to give back to the community than vastly underpricing most "Hamilton" tickets and enriching ticket resellers.
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Finally, vacation package resellers like TourRadar, Stride and Evaneos aggregate multiple-day tours around the world and let users customize a vacation with an agency operator.
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The French competition authority said the iPhone-maker was guilty of creating cartels within its distribution network and abusing the economic dependence of its outside resellers.
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Nike historically was a prominent holdout from Amazon's site, but O'Neill said NIke's new pilot program with Amazon was succeeding in reducing the number of resellers.
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Leveraging his experience in the sneaker resale business, Jain founded a club in high school to teach novice resellers about business principles related to the industry.
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A company named Wealthsimple posted a billboard across from Supreme timed to last week's drop; it suggested that resellers, if they invest right, can become millionaires.
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The company only learned about the scheme when it found out that "unauthorized resellers" had been selling the crepe cakes at a discount, the lawsuit said.
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"Quite a lot is happening at last," said Sharon Hodgson, a Labour member of Parliament who has been pushing for years for legislation to restrain resellers.
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He said these business expenses were important because they could be considered tax deductions, which can help resellers save a lot of money during tax season.
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Wu advises resellers to closely follow the trends of the virus in their region to see when it looks like things are starting to get better.
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While some of the NeoGAF posters have suggested he try to license it to enthusiast websites or parts resellers, Claudiu's aims are more down to earth.
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The local law prohibits Flipkart and Amazon to stock and sell their own inventories, so their wholesale units purchase goods in bulk and sell them to resellers.
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Scalpers turned around and put the tickets up for sale through third party resellers like eBay and Stubhub with individual ticket prices ranging from $150 to $1,000.
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Resellers are a vital part of the system for many consumers, as they often offer much more affordable plans than the standard fare from the giant telcos.
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There are two kinds: Apple premium resellers (which have large product showrooms) and Apple authorized service providers (smaller stores that may offer only service without a showroom).
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One fellow seller Bumstead met through his network of Amazon resellers is Jim Ilardi, the founder of a private device repair and refurbisher he calls PiratePT Electronics.
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Sold to resellers who customized the computers for purpose-built reasons, different kinds of Wang devices were used for services such as word processing and data management.
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The beauty of this approach for cloud resellers is that when they buy it, they have the entire range of precision in a single box, Kharya said.
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Other countries, such as Colombia, simply denied having any relationship with Hacking Team, while admitting buying spyware from one of Hacking Team's many resellers in the region.
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While the non-Retina MacBook Air is no longer available through Apple's consumer-facing stores, the company will still be selling it through education channels and resellers.
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But the self-service tool is potentially worrisome, as it removes a layer of oversight that could lead to price-fixing and brands policing out legitimate resellers.
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It was also paradise for resellers, with multiple customers purchasing thousands of dollars worth of clothes, only to sell them on eBay for much, much higher prices.
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Clicking on the "Get tickets" button will pop up a window that links to ticket resellers for the event in question — like Ticketmaster or StubHub, for example.
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This may be why — even beyond auction houses — a secondary Birkin market run by a handful of resellers has sprung up in settings from Japan to Florida.
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Then Twitter did the same to its firehose data resellers like DataSift, cutting them off in favor of charging for access to the Gnip service it acquired.
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"The competitive situation in Sage's core mid market franchise appears to be worsening," DB analysts said in a note, citing conversations with accountants, resellers, and rival companies.
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She said, however, that Amazon's policy does not apply to resellers, but only to brands and those companies that brands hire to sell products on their behalf.
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This R&B titan takes over the cavernous theater in Flatbush, Brooklyn, for a show that has long been sold out (though tickets are available via resellers).
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This paints a pretty picture of a circular system of consumption, one in which resellers are not predators, but a vital part of a larger luxury symbiosis.
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Major online retailers like Amazon, eBay, Walmart and Facebook have become breeding grounds for resellers who mark up essential goods in hopes of a quick profit, too.
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The technology is hard to come by and can be used as an advantage to help resellers nab hyped pairs that are released only in limited quantities.
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For Entrupy, which already provides an authentication solution for luxury handbags, the plan is to sell the new sneaker authentication devices to retailers and high-level resellers.
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When I went online Wednesday, the top price for that night's performance of "Hello, Dolly!" at several ticket resellers was $1,450, give or take a few dollars.
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Today, despite Birkenstock's refusal to do business with Amazon, there are numerous resellers—some overseas, others with names that obscure their true identities—offering Birkenstocks on Amazon.
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But while Cote's sanctions required publishers to briefly modify the agency model so that resellers could set their own prices, within a few years, those sanctions expired.
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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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Among her other favorites are the Takashi Murakami x Louis Vuitton Multicolore suitcases, which are so priceless, they're not even available for purchase at any online resellers' stores.
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The company's business model is designed to benefit resellers by letting them build an online store without managing stock and suppliers who have a ready-made distribution network.
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Police have arrested a man named Andy Mai in connection with a string of Venmo scams against LA-area resellers, according to Los Angeles County Superior Court records.
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Another use-case he mentioned is for ecommerce owners to boost product images quality — especially when they're resellers and thus can't take better photos of the products themselves.
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Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a bill today that criminalizes the use of "ticket bots," which allow resellers to quickly purchase tickets before legitimate customers can get to them.
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The use of ticket bots had already been subject to fines in New York, but those fines clearly weren't cutting into resellers' profits enough to discourage the practice.
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Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan on stage at TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco in 20073 The Razer sales model is divided between resellers, retails and its own direct sales.
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The New York Yankees are throwing high and hard at ticket resellers with a new policy this season that bars people from using tickets printed from PDF files.
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Meesho claims that more than 800,000 resellers have used its platform and that a "typical" reseller earns between 20,000 to 25,000 rupees per month (about $298 to $373).
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When Motherboard purchased the location of a T-Mobile phone on the black market, that data access had trickled through a complex network of resellers and middlemen companies.
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But because Anthos is such a new product, first released in April, Google has not yet granted resellers the ability to offer their customers a free Anthos trial.
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People living outside of Japan will not be able to apply through the system but will instead have to buy tickets through country-specific Authorized Ticket Resellers (ATRs).
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It said that an investigation had showed that resellers had set identical prices and kept them at that level for a certain time period, including for other models.
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Cuban claimed that 3M's distributors have been selling the N95 masks to resellers in black markets who are jacking up the prices even higher than the distributors did.
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France's competition watchdog on Monday fined Apple 1.1 billion euros ($1.2 billion) for anti-competitive behavior in its distribution network and abuse of economic dependence on its resellers.
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But for independent resellers that don't use middleman marketplaces to sell their goods, the threat of counterfeit sneakers is a serious problem that can be detrimental to business.
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Sneaker resellers in charge of their own businesses need to keep track of their sales and expenses in an organized system to ensure they pay their taxes correctly.
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He spent time panhandling on the Las Vegas Strip and learning about the sneaker-resale world by watching more experienced resellers line up for new releases in malls.
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At least $2000,21 from every show goes to ticket resellers instead of the musical's investors, producers and cast, according to Matt Rousu, an economics professor at Susquehanna University.
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While that's $393 more expensive than the suggested retail price, it's lower than the going rate on eBay, where resellers are hawking the shelled creatures for more than $100.
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Resellers pick what they want to sell to their WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram followers by browsing Meesho's marketplace (the most popular categories are fashion, lifestyle, home and kitchen supplies).
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The company says there are now three million resellers in India and that the market has mostly sprung up over the last four years thanks to growing smartphone adoption.
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The fact that they are not actually as good as cash has created a business opportunity for gift-card resellers who buy and sell gift cards at a discount.
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They stressed that they're focusing on building these for online resellers and card shops — so it sounds like it's not in the price range that most hobbyists might consider.
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The weekly $1 Sunday Sale is akin to a blood sport, a frantic free-for-all where eager shoppers face off against vintage resellers in a gritty parking lot.
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Like most sneaker resellers, StockX also has an authentication component where the seller ships their shoes to the startup for verification, after which they are sent to the buyer.
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That data access traveled through a complex series of companies and resellers, starting with T-Mobile, before moving to a another company called Zumigo, a so-called 'location aggregator'.
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That tends to work in fans' favor, he said — with few exceptions, prices trend downward as gameday approaches and both the teams and resellers look to unload unsold seats.
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"The FAS believes that such a coincidence could be the result of a coordination of the pricing of Russian resellers by the Apple group of companies," said the agency.
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BlackViirus, the developer behind ProKit, told Motherboard in an online chat that his product costs $75, and he uses a network of resellers to distribute the phishing kit further.
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Herbalife relies on independent resellers who are rewarded for recruiting new members, and Mr. Ackman argued that these recruitment efforts were more lucrative than the sale of its products.
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A New York Times analysis suggests that resellers are making $60 million per year on "Hamilton" tickets — money that does not go to the show's producers, creators or employees.
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He said the Chinese government has recently strengthened its customs enforcement to crackdown on resellers who bring expensive goods into China and sell them for less than US stores.
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In Hong Kong, resellers are reportedly struggling to sell iPhone X's for their usual 100 percent to 200 percent launch-day markup over their approximate $1,115 USD base price.
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Those without easy access to a cookie-shilling Girl Scout can now get their Do-si-dos fix anytime, anywhere, thanks to Amazon and its robust market of resellers.
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The show has been an enormous financial success, with an average price of about $510 per ticket (that's the face value — some people pay more to purchase from resellers).
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The teen revealed the biggest mistakes he made when growing his business and explained what new resellers should avoid when they try to break into the multibillion-dollar business.
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The French Competition Authority has ordered Apple to pay a €1.1 billion ($1.23 billion) fine, for colluding with its distributors and abusing the economic dependence of its independent resellers.
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"Proceeding with production is essential for our consultants and resellers to keep earning income from their activity, especially in this time of crisis," the company said in the memo.
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This cheap bandwidth would be made available for resale by anyone who wanted to provide home broadband or wireless, thus creating a new business model for small local resellers.
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While the efficacy of face masks in preventing coronavirus remains murky, some resellers looking to make a quick buck are finding success by selling designer "fashion masks" on StockX.
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At the time, the brand's most coveted products were being sold at markups as high as 1,000 percent, and the company went as far as to ban suspected resellers.
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Over the summer, the Amazon-Apple deal became a fixture of regulatory concern, when the Federal Trade Commission began interviewing Apple resellers about the effects of the Amazon deal.
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So far, they have ignored resellers like TheRealReal, or grudgingly appreciated that people who get in the habit of buying Louis Vuitton secondhand might eventually graduate to buying retail.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Apple Inc on Tuesday rejected allegations from Russia's state competition watchdog it may have been involved in fixing prices for iPhones, saying resellers set their own prices.
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"The overall number of devices could be much larger given the fact that many of the resellers or clients had large numbers of devices for tracking," said Kromtech's Bob Diachenko.
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Chairman Pai has also made clear his intentions to exclude resellers from the Lifeline program, pushing consumers to plans offered by major telecommunications companies like AT&T and Verizon instead.
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By forcing brand resellers to show that their products are coming from legitimate sources, the thinking goes, Amazon can get rid of the bad actors and clean up the site.
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Amazon is sold out except via resellers charging at least double its $60 asking price, and GameStop and Best Buy are likewise showing the micro console as out of stock.
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"Unscrupulous ticket resellers who break the rules and take advantage of ordinary consumers are one of the major reasons why ticketing remains a rigged system," Schneiderman said in a statement.
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Like in other parts of Asia, Apple customers in Taiwan had until now had to rely on Apple's website or third-party resellers to buy products and handle repair options.
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While that has changed now, there are still well-established networks of technology resellers in countries such as China, which are willing to sell U.S.-made technology to North Korea.
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Labor serves as a social space in a way that Supreme can't always these days, with its glut of tourists and long lines of teenagers and resellers on release days.
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The product drops at many of these shops, complete with elaborate security details and police barricades, draw hundreds of regular fans and resellers who come from all over the country.
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Like many other resellers, this brand owner allowed parents to track the whereabouts of their children and raise an alarm if they leave a geographical area set by the parent.
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Once out of reach, many goods have become a bit cheaper than the scarce and pricey Venezuelan products hawked locally by "bachaqueros" - resellers named for an industrious leaf-carrying ant.
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The sports industry might be even more corrupt, as leagues often force resellers to use preferred services that set price floors, artificially raising the prices of tickets on the secondary market.
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The responsibility to properly vet customers and collect mobile user consent seems to have been fully ceded to the resellers, who as last year's reports showed, did nothing of the kind.
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In an email interview, one of the creators told Refinery29 that they get all of the prizes directly from brands and manufacturers and nothing is acquired from resellers or third parties.
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According to Confenar, which groups 110 resellers, a fine of up to 20% of Ambev's annual gross revenue may be applied by Cade if the antitrust regulator finds the complaint valid.
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Because Inspire is an event for Microsoft partners, it doesn't come as a surprise that Microsoft is also launching a few new Teams features that involve its resellers and other partners.
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When Qualcomm posts the bond to enforce the order, it could seek to extend the ban to Apple's resellers and the newer iPhone models not included thus far, legal experts said.
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The RealReal is facing growing competition from rival resellers looking to cash in on the booming market, including thredUP, which branched into luxury last year, and established players like Vestiaire Collective.
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We operate legally in our jurisdiction, we can only advise resellers of SX Pro and SX OS to make sure our products are legal in the area they are distributing it.
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The agency claims that after the devices hit the Russian market in October last year, prices from Apple and 16 other resellers stayed at the same rate for a long time.
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Three hours in, and finally close to the front, Mr. Shin had forgiven the resellers, and the group was talking softly about the figurines and clothing they were soon to cop.
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In addition, Arvanitis explains Spotawheel's car sourcing model combines both debt-financed and marketplace practices, allowing the startup to source the best cars from private owners and B2B resellers across Europe.
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Update November 1st, 5:25PM ET: Clarified that Amazon now says the email notifying Nintendo resellers of the new approval policy was sent by mistake and all listings have been reinstated.
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But citing sources within the company, ESPN reported the decision to suspend the sales was to prevent resellers from stockpiling on Bryant gear and then selling the merchandise at elevated prices.
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For comparison, when Motherboard conducted a wide-spanning investigation of the proliferation of phone cracking technology across state police forces, we found a number of agencies purchased forensic gear through resellers.
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Early sneaker resellers scoured mom-and-pop sporting goods stores for unsold treasures, like a limited pair of Air Force 1s or Air Maxes, kicking off the demand for deadstock sneakers.
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Rebag competes with other luxury goods resellers, like TheRealReal, and to some extent with broader resale marketplaces like ThredUP or Poshmark, which also attract shoppers looking to buy quality pre-owned items.
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It's perhaps even harder to get your hands on one online, when Amazon sales are exhausted in minutes and eBay resellers jack up prices by three or four times the MSRP amount.
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A study last year by Margaret B. Kwoka, an assistant professor at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, found that at some agencies, commercial resellers made the majority of requests.
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Competitors such as Vodafone and United Internet say the move, using a technology called vectoring, will prevent them from offering differentiated services to customers in inner cities, demoting them to mere resellers.
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Followers looking for Gucci products can search the hashtag and easily stumble onto counterfeits, as these illegal products are present in the same feed as those from small boutiques and independent resellers.
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The bill, which mirrors one introduced in February of last year by House Republicans, proposes a new federal law that would fine ticket resellers who use bots to bypass online security measures.
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Tickets for the New York show have been scarce, with resale prices in the hundreds of dollars and producers taking steps to keep resellers from buying tickets in bulk over the internet.
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"The Anti-Monopoly Service sees signs of price fixing violations in the Russian Federation at Apple iPhone resellers, which resulted in the same prices for these smartphones," it said in a statement.
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All four of her New York shows are sold out (tickets are available from resellers), evidence that her similarly preoccupied peers have found musical catharsis in her cheery but never cloying songs.
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Apple issues "authorised" and "premium" badges to its resellers, giving the latter special access to products and services provided they play by more specific rules in how they sell and price items.
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Things have gotten so tight that resellers for Nvidia, the Silicon Valley chip maker that produces 70 percent of the G.P.U. boards, often restrict how many a company can buy each day.
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Supreme's limited-run clothes are sold in intimidating environments where customers feel acutely aware of being scrutinized, and from resellers who charge upward of six times the original price for an item.
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Wu, who is based in Shanghai and has witnessed the impact of the virus on the Chinese market firsthand, offered some tips for sneaker resellers to avoid devastating impacts to their businesses.
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As Quartz noted, Birkenstock's decision to remove products from Amazon has yet to result in the intended effect, since numerous resellers as well as Amazon subsidiary Zappos continue to list Birkenstock products.[Reuters]
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Some are even speculating that Disney is cracking down on merch resellers to drive customers to its Shop Disney Parks app, which sells many of the limited-edition items at a cheaper price.
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Online resellers and card stores can end up with monstrous stockpiles of unsorted cards, and going through them requires a ton of time and a wealth of ultra-specific knowledge of a game.
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Kind of like their assurances that these services were closely monitored — no one seems to have bothered actually checking whether the third-party resellers were obtaining the required consent before sharing location data.
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When they become serious resellers, they start doing it by sending more messages, saying that I'm in this kind of business, and then they start to make their own groups for their business.
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"Some resellers I work with ask me to do even more damage, and when I refuse, they sometimes go in with a sledgehammer to give it a more lived-in look," adds Thierry.
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As the Toys 'R' Us workers rang out the resellers, a man in a tank top and a little girl in pink Crocs walked up to the front door, hoping to come in.
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However, if the BOTS Act were to become law, it would create a federal ban on the sale or purchase of the software that these resellers use to purchase tickets from box offices.
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Producer Jeffrey Seller told the Times he hopes the new price will keep more money with the show instead of resellers, and that he came to the new number by monitoring the secondary market.
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"Our checks again picked up a greater push for multi-year contracts in the channel, and resellers remain positive on their pipelines for the year," Celino wrote in a note to clients last week.
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If that price point wasn't an immediate giveaway, the HT8050 is meant for upscale home theater installations, and in accordance with that will only be available from select resellers, including AVAD and AVI-SPL.
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A Verizon spokesperson confirmed this to The Verge, pointing to a new policy that the carrier implemented earlier this year to dissuade thieves from targeting its own retail stores and those of authorized resellers.
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And unlike many previously-owned phones purchased from third-party resellers, refurbished handsets from Apple come with a brand new battery and the same one-year warranty you'd get with a shiny new iPhone.
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Historically, digital signage has meant expensive software installations, money-sucking IT resellers and commercial-grade screens — all things that are out of reach for most public-sector organizations, regardless of the patient/visitor benefit.
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Some hackers in the group claim to to have access to Apple's Global Service Exchange, or GSX, a repair database used by the company and some third party Apple Authorized Service Providers and resellers.
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Clothing resellers like Material Wrld, Crossroads and thredUP propose to make "refreshing" your wardrobe more joyful, with their own trade-in kits and cash incentives to shop their wares to keep the cycle going.
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Staying ahead of the game there can be a significant ordeal for resellers, where the smallest difference in price or delivery speed can make all the difference in winning the sale for identical products.
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And one of the season's best episodes is its 10th, "Vintage Fashion Forum," which represents Sophia's online unpopularity by assembling a group of unhappy vintage resellers (whose business she's upending) for a physical roundtable.
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We will see if Nintendo has learned its lesson from when it first launched the NES Classic in extremely short supply, forcing would-be buyers to get consoles from resellers for jacked-up prices.
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Never mind that he announced the event on Thursday afternoon, less than 24 hours before doors opened: On Friday and Saturday, the performer drew crowds of fans and streetwear enthusiasts — and, of course, resellers.
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It's also working with airlines to market "closed group" fares that aren't accessible through flight search engines, but are available to select travel agents and other resellers that market to a closed user group.
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Resellers themselves also have a more dynamic catalog of products to share with prospective sales leads, which is also designed to feature highly in search engine rankings to help bring in inbound sales leads.
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Standpipe connections can also be cut off when the caps on the couplers' exteriors are removed by collectors, resellers, or — you guessed it, bored loiterers — not by firefighters in need of a hose connect.
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We are extremely proud to serve our French customers and believe they should be allowed to choose the product they want, either through Apple Retail or our large network of resellers across the country.
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We are extremely proud to serve our French customers and believe they should be allowed to choose the product they want, either through Apple Retail or our large network of resellers across the country.
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Wannabee and novice resellers looking to break into the industry — which a Cowen & Co. analysis estimated could be worth $6 billion globally by 2025 — see Lopez as the typification of success in the field.
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Designers, hypebeasts, and resellers converged in Long Beach earlier this month for the winter edition of ComplexCon, the two-day streetwear and culture exhibition meets festival led by designers Pharrell Williams and Takashi Murakami.
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Under global Olympics rules, resellers in each country must offer tickets at affordable prices, can set aside only a "small" portion of tickets for packages and are limited to 270 percent ticket mark-up fees.
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"Although we do not provide guidance beyond 2019, the current U.S. proposals, as we currently understand them, could also result in additional meaningful reductions in margins earned by resellers in 2020 and 2021," Carberry added.
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Over the weekend, demonstrators picketed Apple stores and resellers across China protesting against the recent ruling in the Hague that Beijing had no legal basis to claim a large part of the South China Sea.
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As part of the Amazon deal, only Apple or Apple-authorized resellers will be allowed to sell Apple and Beats devices through Amazon's site, and any unauthorized listings will be taken down on January 4th.
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The toy, which typically retails for around $60, is already so popular many retailers have sold out, according to the company's website, and resellers are reportedly selling the toys for as much as $200-$300.
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In total, Google created 31 new ad policies to stop bad ads in problematic areas related to cryptocurrency, ticket resellers, third-party tech support, and local services such as bail bonds and addiction treatment facilities.
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"In the business of surveillance it is common to rely on resellers and local companies who have closer ties to the respective governments," Claudio Guarnieri, technologist at Amnesty International, told Motherboard in an online chat.
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Your unwrapped-but-unloved present will most likely end up at liquidators, wholesellers and resellers, or even landfills, since most returned items simply can't be resold as new (no matter how little use they've gotten).
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That's a key distinction from this DEOS contract: This deal was bid on by resellers, who will actually do the work of designing and implementing how the Department of Defense will use Microsoft Office 365.
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"The idea you have a retailer that if they can strike a deal with the most profitable company in the world and lock out independent resellers is concerning for the future of commerce," Wiens said.
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With help from one of his musical forebears, Marty Stuart, and one of his peers, Brent Cobb, Stapleton has sold out his first solo show at the Garden, though tickets are still available through resellers.
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"The older people that come to Complexcon are much more passionate fans, and I think the younger consumers are probably split 50 percent passionate fans and 50 percent resellers," Neil Wright, the event director, said.
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Motherboard has previously covered how these sorts of tools are used in the sneaker market, and how one of the most illustrious ticket resellers changed his ways to then battle against similar sorts of bots.
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But the once-in-a-generation entertainer is still touring, making a sold-out stop in New York before taking on a brief Las Vegas residency (tickets for Sunday's show are still available through resellers).
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There, "Hamilton" has tried a different approach: reducing the effect of resellers by canceling suspect purchases, and, more recently, by raising prices at the box office to more closely reflect the tickets' perceived market value.
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Today, the queue is partly a resellers' market: energetic young entrepreneurs snapping up wares in multiples, then flipping them at soaring markups on eBay or selling them for pocket change to finance their own buys.
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Congress asked for emails about its crackdown on parental control apps, a deal with Amazon that hurt third-party resellers, its restrictions on third-party repairs, and its overall pattern of "Sherlocking" third-party apps.
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A GSA official testified that the agency ordered Kaspersky products off of its approved list after discovering in July that three resellers were offering Kaspersky products through its federal contracts without getting the proper approval.
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At issue in the case are the three kinds of resellers that typically distribute Apple-branded technology: large retailers (such as mega-supermarkets and big-box retailers), of which there are about 1,800 in France; smaller resellers that tend to be independent businesses that also provide services alongside sales (these tend not to be the norm in the US but are still common in Europe, albeit less so in countries like the UK); and Apple itself, by way of its Apple Stores online and in shopping areas.
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Tickets for Hamilton are sold out through next January, resellers are setting prices at more than $3,000 for some performances, and tens of thousands of people are entering the show's ticket lottery on a daily basis.
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On a call with reporters, Rondolat said the weakness at the Home division came after resellers had built up excess inventory for the holiday season and were working through it - the reason for the February warning.
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It's how audiences and ticket brokers get tickets -- the scarcity has been attributed to mass buying by resellers -- and it's how Miranda's performance at the White House lands on YouTube, and how shows publicize their offerings.
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In 21980 computer stores were just starting to open, so we started to sell to them, and shortly after, we started to sell only to retailers, or dealers/value-added resellers (VARs), as we call them.
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Other parts of the tech firm then simply act as resellers of the technology, paying the "owner" of the technology a hefty fee each year for the right to use it and making little profit themselves.
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But for two days, a collection of Bieberiana took over the space, drawing not only Mr. Bieber's die-hard fans and the requisite eBay resellers, but also streetwear wonks and fashion girls, Mr. Bieber's new converts.
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In fact, it has field agents who accompany resellers to meetings with their major buyers to help them come aboard while it jointly works on data and statistics to help reseller teams target new sales opportunities.
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Dave speculates that the people who buy his mystery boxes either enjoy the quirkiness of purchasing another man's cast-offs or are resellers like him who want to turn around the product inside quickly and efficiently.
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While diversion isn't technically illegal, unauthorized resellers can't guarantee the chain of custody on their products, meaning customers may be getting fake or expired product (neither of which is good news for a cosmetics brand either).
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The Dragon support site hosts free online webinars devoted to specific uses of the software (like for legal or financial offices), and links to resellers that may offer hands-on training can be found as well.
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Since the news of his death, pairs of the athlete&aposs shoes have skyrocketed in price on resale marketplaces like StockX, as different resellers try to profit off the news that has shaken the athletic community.
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Fresen recommends all resellers keep a detailed section of their expenses, which can include anything from shipping costs to the cost of gas used to travel to a post office to ship sneakers to a customer.
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Typically people who sell this way are resellers (they have a large stock of the item and sell it all the time), and while they may offer an OK deal, it's typically not a great one.
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And as with other companies, it has strict guidelines on how it can be used by third parties such as resellers, with images of real apples banned, along with words such as Appletree, Jackintosh, or iPodMart.
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"In response to popular demand, FlexiSPY is now available as a completely UNBRANDED and PRIVATE system, specifically for Resellers who require the utmost DISCRETION and need to protect their CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIPS," one 2007 draft document reads.
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On top of that, the fashion house was decidedly uninvolved with the project, so costume designers Lou Eyrich and Allison Leach had to get creative, turning to resellers online to buy real Versace items from past collections.
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Day after day they had to send cease and desist letters to a legion of resellers who weren't doing their customers any favors by charging $20 over their retail price and simply shipping the product through Amazon.
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That's more true, of course, for companies that sell through third-party resellers or distributors who don't necessarily move all the product they've bought from the company – meaning it doesn't wind up in the hands of consumers.
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GlowRoad mitigates this by sending members of its team to vet manufacturers before adding them to the site and then using a review system that rewards top suppliers by setting them up with the site's newest resellers.
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Coding is Facebook's DNA, but the company's hacker culture clashes with the realities of hardware development, which demands longer time horizons and relationships with a wide swath of manufacturers and resellers, all issues well beyond Facebook's core.
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I tried to track down the company that made my phone, but given the subtle phrasing—or explicit claims—made by some resellers, it's perhaps unsurprising that the people behind these phones are hard to track down.
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His pitch is that while other marketplaces have a problem with counterfeit goods and unverified resellers, Verishop offers brands a safe selling environment because it buys the products from vetted brands, warehouses them, and resells them itself.
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"As part of a new agreement with Apple, we are working with a select group of authorized resellers to offer an expanded selection of Apple and Beats products, including new releases, in Amazon's stores," the email says.
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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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"We are extremely proud to serve our French customers and believe they should be allowed to choose the product they want, either through Apple Retail or our large network of resellers across the country," the spokesperson added.
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"We are a registered telco that provides services to identifiable resellers and as soon as we were notified on the content hosted by Epik/BitMitigate—we proceeded with completely removing the reseller from Voxility network," she said.
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Currently, prices for second-hand EOS-1Vs on eBay and other resellers range between $300 and $750 depending on the camera's condition, though that number is sure to go up now that the supply has officially run dry.
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Apple sells its iPhones, iPads and Macs in India through third party resellers, and industry analysts estimate that the Cupertino, California-based company has less than a 2 percent share in India's smartphone market, dominated by cheaper brands.
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Retailers that are the sole licensed manufacturer and seller of an item, he suggests, should simply be able to check a box saying so (presumably with documentary evidence), and pirates and resellers will be out of the running.
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GOAT, which acts as a middleman between resellers verifying the authenticity of kicks, currently uses AR to help consumers see every angle of the shoe, but hasn't integrated tech like Wannaby's to take the try-on process further.
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But the spotlight on the illegal practice is on the resellers outside hospitals right now, in large part prompted by a social media uproar after a video of a woman in Beijing decrying scalpers emerged and went viral.
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The ruling will cut off Indians not living in "rural tribal lands" from receiving an enhanced $225 monthly discount, bar cellphone resellers from offering the service, and places a cap on Lifeline services to all low-income Americans.
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DJI's new Mavic Pro has been plagued by shipping delays, and according to emails from the company obtained by Gizmodo, it had been encouraging resellers to remain calm and to attempt to dissuade customers from cancelling their orders.
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Here's what the company had to say in a statement: We're very excited to have received this last allotment of NES Classic Editions, and we want them to land in the hands of true fans and not resellers.
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There are a few exceptions, though, like Abt, a long-time catalog electronics vendor with a price matching policy, but otherwise, you're mostly looking at specialty resellers who deal in a certain subset of products, like audio equipment.
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The "partner" resellers are all located in Paris or in Ile de France, with two exceptions: "Chez Sénéquier in Saint-Tropez, and a hotel that's in my father's family, in the Jura department," explains the woman in charge.
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It offers insurance on digital services like cybersecurity, and it sells policies to cover your tech gadgets, and specifically devices — carriers, of course, being major resellers of smartphones, tablets and other electronics that are used over their networks.
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As has often been the case when longtime Vegas headliners hang it up, ticket prices for the show reached unprecedented levels, as resellers were asking three to four times the ticket cost the day of the last show.
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"In furtherance of that scheme, Microsoft Hungary executives and employees falsely represented to Microsoft that steep discounts were necessary to conclude deals with resellers who bid for the opportunity to sell Microsoft licenses to government customers," it adds.
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After some 6,000 people signed an internet petition in a matter of days, angrily demanding that Microsoft not take away a valuable perk — resellers' rights to use Microsoft software — Microsoft has bowed to the pressure and reversed course.
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Right now, eBay is at a crossroads as it tries to get a new group of users to forget about its past as a marketplace for used goods and resellers — and as a more pure e-commerce company.
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The deal will give Apple-authorized resellers the ability to sell a wide range of devices on Amazon — including Apple's recently launched iPad Pro, iPhone XS and XR, and Apple Watch Series 4, in addition to Beats headphones.
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Fresen previously recommended that all resellers keep a detailed section for their expenses, which can include anything from shipping costs to the cost of gas used to travel to a post office to ship sneakers to a customer.
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"Hamilton," which continues to play to sold-out houses 21 months after opening, led the way, setting a record box-office price of $849 for many orchestra seats, in an effort to recapture profits being lost to resellers.
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In Michigan, where retailers don't need a license to sell tobacco products, the state outlined penalties for violating the state's flavored e-cigarette ban for retailers and for resellers who purchase vaping products and intend to sell them.
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Meet Social — just one of seven Facebook ad resellers in China — said it puts up about 2747,2747 Chinese ads on the platform each day and anticipates doing about $1 billion to $2 billion in ad sales this year.
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While some resellers use websites like Amazon or eBay to market strips directly to consumers, the biggest profits are in returning them to retail pharmacies, which sell them as new and bill the customer's insurance the full price.
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"We believe that it's reasonably likely that margins earned by resellers as a result of these negotiations will begin to decrease starting around the second half of 2019 and may continue to decrease in 2020 and 2021," said McBride.
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This is potentially a blow not just to Lexmark, but to companies that sell patented drugs or medical devices cheaper abroad than in the US, although Bloomberg notes that people may be more leery of buying those from resellers.
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Multinational brands often produce goods designed for particular markets, but resellers on the grey market may buy goods in one country to sell in another, where those goods have not historically been available, a practise that is not illegal.
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Plus, the exclusivity of this gear often makes it hard for the secondary market to price it — which is why StockX's transparent stock market-like pricing scheme and historical sales list should be pretty popular among customers and resellers.
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This program will now be called the "AWS Solution Provider Program" and will feature a number of new incentive models (including a tiered incentive structure), as well as new programs to recognize resellers that provide especially good support experiences.
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"Parrot has stopped the production and development of any drone but the Anafi and its variations," the spokesperson said, adding that the company no longer has any Mambo or Swing drones in stock (though some are available through resellers).
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The new deal, which will take effect on Amazon sites in the U.S., U.K., France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Japan and India in the next few weeks, will limit resellers of Apple and Beats products to those authorized by Apple.
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"All commercial customers are purchasing supplies online, and while we have leading share online, it's at a lower percentage than our share with traditional commercial resellers and in-store retailers," Weisler said in a post-earnings call with analysts.
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"In the beginning there will be some sneaker sellers will not be happy about the transparency," Luber said, noting that this pricing model will result in a more fair market price than what's currently available from resellers and eBay.
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The source said an executive on the Google Cloud team "pushed through an exception" and made sure CBP was able to start using Anthos in a testing environment, even in the absence of a formal trial program for resellers.
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The actors playing the resellers recite their characters' web forum posts in monotones and/or screaming caps lock, and the effect is somehow both very weird and eerily accurate in illustrating how nuance and decency can get lost online.
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"Hamilton" has been hit particularly hard: When it first opened on Broadway, nearly 80 percent of seats were purchased by automated ticket bots, and for Lin-Manuel Miranda's final performance, resellers were seeking an average of $2003,900 a seat.
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According to Josh Luber, the chief executive of StockX, a marketplace that connects sneaker buyers with sneaker resellers and tracks prices, the top sellers by volume and by market share on the platform were all Adidas Yeezys or Jordans.
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Because of widespread outsourcing, typical MNCs do not make products (contract manufacturers do); they do not ship them (third-party logistics providers do); they do not store them (warehousing firms do) and they do not sell them (resellers and retailers do).
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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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Just last week, we saw Apple and Amazon strike a deal that led to Apple selling its products on the site for the first time as long as Amazon agreed not to let non-authorized third party resellers sell stuff.
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According to Taylor Swift's website, the merch is part of a new "Verified Fan" program where fans looking to purchase concert tickets can "boost their place in line" via "boost activities" that verify their status as diehard Swifties, not ticket resellers.
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"As part of a new agreement with Apple, we are working with a select group of authorized resellers to offer an expanded selection of Apple and Beats products, including new releases, in Amazon's stores," an Amazon spokesperson tells The Verge.
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Preorder here or through the Apple Store iOS app starting at 216:216AM ET. Apple almost certainly has more phones to go around than any of its carrier partners or resellers, so buying direct from the company is your best bet.
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Cult vintage resellers (like Nishimoto's shop) have reintroduced the aesthetic of vintage Laura Ashley and Gunne Sax and the garments' myriad references (fairy tale, hippie, Edwardian) as precious objects that look covetable on Instagram and provide a tactile form of escapism.
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The many businesses that shop around for liquidation and clearance sales and turn around and sell items for higher prices on Amazon now have to consider what happens if the e-retailer only allows listings that come from authorized resellers.
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Any companies that are currently selling Apple products on Amazon will see their listings taken down starting on January 4th, and they'll need to apply to Apple to become official resellers before they'll be allowed to sell them again on Amazon.
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A reseller can make 10 percent profit on a device, Manocha explained, and Cashify's own price elasticity — the difference between what it buys from consumers at and what it sells to resellers for — is typically 30-35 percent, he added.
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By working together, the task force aims to create policy recommendations that would incentivize businesses to buy hardware and software directly from original vendors and vetted resellers to reduce the risk of having an unknown, untrusted third-party in the mix.
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In order to differentiate, chief executive officer Vidit Aatrey, who co-founded Meesho in 2015 with Sanjeev Barnwal, its chief technology officer, tells TechCrunch it focuses on product quality, pricing and personalization to help resellers improve their sales and customer service.
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Just like in Los Angeles and New York, the best bang for your buck comes from known resellers like Buffalo Exchange, Crossroads, and Wasteland, where all the hard work of sorting out JINCO jeans from APC is done well in advance.
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We started to see a lot of knockoffs on Indiegogo, we also started seeing a lot of distributors or resellers that were using Indiegogo as a way to just distribute products... I feel like this is your "fake news" problem.
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" The white paper is silent as to whether the resellers will charge transaction fees, but it did note that Libra coin "can be sold for fiat currency at a narrow spread above or below the value of the underlying reserve.
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That would allow Apple, which currently sells its iPhones, iMacs and iPads through resellers, to set up its own shops in India, ending months of uncertainty for the California-based company that had first applied for store licenses in January.
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The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission said it has set lower interim rates that established providers - including BCE Inc, Rogers Communications Inc, and Telus Corp - can charge to resellers, calling some of the companies' own proposals "not just and reasonable".
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Their gig at Junction in Long Beach, N.Y., is a benefit for Tommy Brull Foundation, an organization dedicated to helping people with special needs on Long Island; the band's set at Elsewhere is sold out, but tickets are available through resellers.
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It received the largest fine ever leveled against a business over anti-competitive practices and "sterilizing the market" for Apple products, specifically as they are sold across a range of Apple Stores, large "big box" retailers and smaller, independent resellers.
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But finalphoenix had stumbled into a lively ecosystem of hype bots—bots just designed to grab clothing, probably to impress others—scrapers, and resellers, some who use black hat tactics and bribery to get what they want to turn a profit.
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After an ID is scanned, all personal information is automatically deleted from the system, which means that bad actors/unauthorized resellers could amass a bulk amount of Juul products by visiting various stores or returning to the same store multiple times.
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The FCC also voted in favor of considering a spending cap for Lifeline and barring resellers — telecom providers that rely on larger companies' network infrastructure — from offering Lifeline plans, but the agency is taking public comment on these items first.
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And here's the kicker: It seems that Mansfield is not alone – the shoes, called the Croc Women's Cyprus V Heel and with a recommended price of $44.99, appear to have sold out, with resellers listing them at $224.75 on Amazon.
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There's a lot of gray market on Amazon, or resellers on Amazon, but we don't want them to have our data, and we don't really believe in the algorithmic model where I think they do 800,000 price changes a day, or something.
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Indeed, when we visited that market, one trader claimed he could reset my phone without needing the password or Apple ID. Pedro says he pays $10 for this service and then lets various other resellers bargain to offer him the best price.
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But New Zealand formula rival A2 Milk Co Ltd has seen its stock soar 82 percent this year as it benefits from a strategy of letting unofficial shopper-resellers, known as "daigou", buy its product domestically then on-sell it on the mainland.
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It's hard to say how much pushback online resellers receive from the brand since almost all of my messages went unanswered, but the sheer, easy-to-find quantity of Trader Joe's snacks on Amazon and Ebay suggests that business is at least fine.
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Meesho cites a report by management consulting firm Zinnov that says gross sales are expected to increase from $8 billion last year to $50 billion by 2022, with typical resellers making about 20,000 to 25,000 Indian rupees (about $310 to $386) per month.
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Since Highfive typically makes access to its services and hardware available through a subscription, this will be a slightly different sales process than usual, but to support its resellers, Highfive is launching an official channel program to help dealers sell its products effectively.
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Shortly after it launched with iOS 7, Activation Lock caused issues for resellers, but it's now commonplace for companies who accept iOS devices for donations or trade-ins to require the current owners to disable Activation Lock before handing over the device.
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Combining our competence and strength in the on-prem market with our strategic investments in the mobile, cloud, and IoT markets, Tech Data is well-equipped to empower our resellers in the hybrid world, where the business of IT will soon take place.
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In the same fashion, in light of recent changes in the economy, traditional companies are rethinking and re-investing more in their partner programs, too — relying even more on affiliates, resellers, franchisers and any external network that can broaden their reach and impact.
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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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But trouble clearing excess inventory at multi-brand watch retailers, and the lure of better margins, is persuading some labels to cut their reliance on the third-party resellers that still account for around 21 percent of industry sales, according to analysts.
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In a novel melding of physical and cybercrime, these black market iPhone resellers rely on special iCloud phishing kits; sets of tools that are crafted to trick a victim into handing over their Apple ID password after thieves have stolen the phone.
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At the heart of his efforts — which ultimately expanded to calling on lawmakers to force action against the company — were accusations that Herbalife's sales practices, built on independent resellers who are rewarded for pulling in new members, amounted to an unlawful scheme.
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The anti-monopoly body said it had opened its case after an appeal from a citizen with information that identical prices had been set for iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus models, which appeared in Russia in October 2015, at 16 major resellers.
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Friday morning, Bumstead got an email from Amazon informing him that he'd no longer be allowed to sell Apple computers on the platform, thanks to a new agreement between Apple and Amazon that will only allow "authorized resellers" to sell Apple products.
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At the time, the iPhone maker said that it would no longer stock the iPhone 7 and 8 at its 15 retail outlets in Germany but those models would remain available to customers through more than 4,300 carriers and resellers across Germany.
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On the advertising front, Google's director of sustainable ads, Scott Spencer, highlighted ads removed from several specific categories this year: there were nearly 2000,2190 ads for ticket resellers, 2000,000 ads for bail bonds and 58.8 million phishing ads taken out of the network.
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As Motherboard reported in March, this included the companies providing SIM cards to the phone firms checking who their own customers were, as well as Copperhead OS, a security-focused Android operating system, telling its resellers to resist use by criminal groups.
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"We've been working for some time on standardizing the products, tools and services we offer to the brands and resellers that sell on Amazon, and have made some organizational changes as a result," Amazon told CNBC in a statement at the time.
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In the last year it has tripled revenue, partnered with 1,100 resellers, launched nine new camera models, added people and vehicle analytics, opened its first London office and is on track to grow from 300 to 800 employees by the end of 2020.
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In the case of the official Apple deal, resellers were exempted so long as they met the inventory requirements set out in Amazon's Renewed program, which for Apple involves purchasing at least $2.5 million products over the course of the prior 90 days.
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One of the more contentious proposals has to do with resellers, Lifeline-specific companies that don't own their own infrastructure, but instead lease capacity from major telecoms providers like AT&T and Sprint in order to resell it at the subsidized rate through Lifeline.
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At the beginning of March, Nvidia presented a new GeForce Partner Program (GPP) initiative, which claimed to "help gamers know what they are buying," but basically amounted to Nvidia strong-arming hardware partners and resellers into aligning their gaming brands exclusively with GeForce gear.
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The executives and employees were accused of falsely representing to Microsoft that steep discounts were necessary to complete transactions with resellers who bid for the chance to sell Microsoft licenses, and that the discounts were falsely recorded in its records as legitimate business expenses.
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You'll be able to trade in your local currency for Libra and vice versa through certain wallet apps, including Facebook's Calibra, third-party wallet apps and local resellers like convenience or grocery stores where people already go to top-up their mobile data plan.
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Excluding special items, the unit's earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization only rose by 2.6 percent due to higher costs and a C$22 million hit from a regulatory ruling that lowered rates BCE can charge internet resellers for wholesale access to its network.
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The policy will make it much harder for Bronx Bombers fans to get last-minute tickets for below face value, which they have been able to do by buying from resellers like StubHub, which emails PDF versions of tickets that can be printed at home.
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"Residents of Tribal lands, like many low-income consumers, rely on Lifeline service from wireless resellers, who are the primary, and sometimes only, providers of Lifeline service," Gene DeJordy, an attorney for the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe in South Dakota, said in a statement.
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But Norway-based Huddly thinks its smart wide-angle GO camera, which is now shipping for $499 through its resellers and which will be available directly from the company next week, can make the difference between a productive meeting and yet another wasted hour.
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The NFL, which founded OLE, sold off most of it to a group of private investors — RedBird Capital and Bruin Sports Capital — in 2000 after a controversial Super Bowl year in which ticket resellers left fans in a lurch by revoking their pricey tickets.
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"Hamilton," which uses hip-hop and a diverse cast to explore the life and death of Alexander Hamilton, also set a record for the highest premium ticket price charged by a Broadway box office — $2428 — although some people have paid more buying tickets from resellers.
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But as we have expanded our distribution through carriers and resellers to hundreds of thousands of locations around the world, we are now at a point where we know before taking the first customer pre-order that we will sell out of iPhone 7.
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Some Disney fans are pleased that the company has started to crack down on black-market merch resellers, arguing that flippers ruin the fun for other fans by buying the items in bulk, thereby ensuring that they're sold out before others can get their hands on them.
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Blackstone acquired Accuvant and Fishnet to create Optiv — one of the largest resellers of cybersecurity software in U.S. In March 228, Thoma Bravo sold Blue Coat to private equity firm Bain Capital for $240 billion (Thoma Bravo had acquired Blue Coat in December 212 for $22015 billion).
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The NES Classic is currently sitting at a 2-star ranking on Amazon, with a overwhelming majority of the reviews bemoaning the fact that the console (which has not actually gone on sale at Amazon yet) already has resellers looking for dramatically more than the sticker price.
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"The [attorney general] would like Ticketmaster to join this effort to help bring ticket resellers into compliance with New York laws and put an end to ticket resale platforms' unwarranted tolerance of these unlawful sales activities," said a state official in a letter to the company.
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And those resellers may just as likely never even touch the item: they are working off stock that is distributed from another place altogether, or perhaps manufactured and sent in bulk to Amazon or another fulfillment provider that sends the item when the order is made.
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"Hamilton," the hit musical that has struggled to combat profiteering by scalpers, is trying a new tack with its next block of Broadway tickets: a technology from Ticketmaster that scrutinizes the purchase histories of potential ticket buyers in an effort to eliminate bots and high-volume resellers.
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With two physical stores and a website — bringing in close to $21 million in sales last year, combined, according to Lopez — he is living the sneakerhead&aposs dream, traveling to trade shows, meeting like-minded resellers, and making a killing with his wife and co-owner, Joanie.
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While there are few indications so far that they are planning in-house ventures, brands including LVMH and Kering are now talking to vintage sites as they try to figure out how they might extract some value from the burgeoning sector, The RealReal and executives from other resellers said.
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However, a sudden end to a boom in Chinese demand is forcing the brands to begin working quietly with dealers in the grey market, occasionally to help with sales but mostly to secure some influence over the unofficial resellers, according to dealers and industry executives interviewed by Reuters.
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We don't allow distributors or resellers on Indiegogo and of course if we get notice of copyright violation or patent infringement we're fully compliant with the DMCA rules and in a lot of cases we'll take campaigns down if there's any type of IP infringement happening on our platform.
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"As we have expanded our distribution through carriers and resellers to hundreds of thousands of locations around the world, we are now at a point where we know before taking the first customer pre-order that we will sell out of iPhone 7," Apple spokeswoman Kristin Huguet said.
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Extensive it must have been, since we first heard of this egregious breach of privacy in May of 2018, when multiple reports showed that every major carrier (including TechCrunch's parent company Verizon) was selling precise location data wholesale to resellers who then either resold it or gave it away.
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However, a sudden end to a boom in Chinese demand is forcing the brands to begin working quietly with dealers in the gray market, occasionally to help with sales but mostly to secure some influence over the unofficial resellers, according to dealers and industry executives interviewed by Reuters.
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Adam Webb of FanFair Alliance, a campaign targeting ticket resellers that is supported by the managers of top acts like Adele and Ed Sheeran, called StubHub's purchase of Viagogo "a desperate move by both parties," adding that his organization would continue to tell music fans to avoid those sites.
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In some cases, FlexiSpy may also handle the server-side infrastructure for these resellers, as well as some parts of customer support According to internal FlexiSpy spreadsheets, this reseller program stretches all across the world, with apparent clients in Israel, India, the US, Brazil, Nigeria, Greece, and Argentina.
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Lol resale value will be shitty but still a pair of yeezys for $220 is never an L. While that's good news for the average customer, it's likely bad news for resellers, who've capitalized on buying the hard-to-get shoes and upselling them for triple their retail value or more.
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She plans to talk to phone and internet providers and resellers, other Navajo Nation departments that she hopes can help tribal members with verification for further enrollment in the Lifeline program, and with Universal Service Administrative Company officials to discuss a possible compromise on verification for Navajos who need the service.
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Mr. Seller said that he believed he has a fiduciary responsibility to his investors to try to stem the profiteering by resellers, and to acknowledge that the market has made clear that tickets to the show are worth vastly more than the prices at which the producers have been selling them.
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Kyklo CEO Remi Ducrocq and CTO Fabien Legouic (left and right) both formerly worked for Schneider Electric Rather than spending time requests from existing customers with phone calls and emails, resellers can simply provide a link to the catalog and enable customers to handle the re-purchasing process by themselves.
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In her deep dive into cast iron cookware's mainstream traction for The Kitchn in 2016 (which you can read here), writer Eva Katz says that lustrous vintage cast iron pans are a hot commodity among collectors, with resellers fetching thousands of pounds for well-restored antique pans from brands of yore.
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That's where Supreme's extremely active resale market heats up, with sites like StockX and other resellers listing sold-out items for resale at astronomical markups, like a t-shirt featuring Supreme's simple red box logo that sells for an average price of more than $250 over the past year on StockX.
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In her deep dive into cast iron cookware's mainstream traction for The Kitchn in 2016 (which you can read here), writer Eva Katz says that lustrous vintage cast iron pans are a hot commodity among collectors, with resellers fetching thousands of dollars for well-restored antique pans from brands of yore.
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Apple reacted a day after Russia's Federal Anti-Monopoly Service (FAS) said it had opened a case into the allegations after a consumer had pointed out that identical prices had been set for iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus models, which appeared in Russia in October 2015, at 16 major resellers.
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Ratings strengths include: --Broad customer and geographic diversification; --Scale of operations and geographic reach gives Ingram a competitive advantage in attracting and maintaining suppliers; --Leading industry positions in the Americas, Europe, and Asia-Pacific; --Importance of wholesale distribution model to both original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and value added resellers (VARs).
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"My biggest advice would be to really study the market and know what you're doing before thinking, 'Oh, this is just a great idea and anyone can do it,'" he said, suggesting that would-be resellers get in the habit of reading sneaker blogs and reguarly checking websites like StockX.
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The exorbitant secondary market prices for Bruce Springsteen's recent concert in Toronto prompted the mayor of nearby Sarnia to urge Ontario—in a dorky Bruce Springsteen-inspired open letter you'd expect from a 60-year-old dorky dad nicknamed "Mayor Mike"—to prevent online resellers from driving up prices to popular concerts.
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At the time, Nike executive Heidi O'Neill told me at Recode's Code Commerce event that the Amazon arrangement "elevated the Amazon experience," in part by getting Amazon to bar from its marketplace some independent resellers of Nike goods that either didn't have a relationship with the sportswear giant or were selling fakes.
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This occurs when the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), the Department of the Navy, the Department of Commerce, or another government agency invokes national security and declares the sale of certain imagery as off-limits for the commercial satellite imagery market or demands commercial satellite image resellers/providers reduce the image resolution of said imagery.
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It's less easy to see what brands like Adidas and Nike, who make most of the sneakers collectors want, stand to gain from releasing a sneaker in limited qualities, only for them to get snapped up immediately by resellers who then put them on these platforms for up to five times the original price.
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Even advocates concede that autonomous military robots could behave in new and unforeseen ways, inducing new errors — the way trading algorithms unleashed on the stock market can cause flash crashes or a pair of dueling book resellers' algorithms on Amazon could end up pricing a $70 biology text at $23 million, which happened in 2011.
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While the first two possibilities give you a chance to buy the latest model directly from Apple, if the company drops the Mini from its iPad lineup, you will probably still be able to buy one for a short time from third-party resellers like Amazon or Best Buy — until they deplete their inventories.
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There are legitimate reasons to buy more than two iPhones at the same time, such as for software development testing or for large families, but Apple has also grappled with "grey market" resellers who buy Apple products in bulk to distribute them for a profit in areas where they are unavailable or in short supply.
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The firm points out the high number of iPhone 6 and 7 activations are largely due to the affordability of the older models and their availability in markets outside the U.S. But it's still fairly remarkable to see a device like the iPhone 6, which Apple relaunched to international resellers in spring 2017, seeing so many new activations.
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Fortunately, there are very strict age-verification technologies you can employ, and we have the strictest in place, so it's a matter that we think should be addressed just by employing very rigorous age verification, on our own site and by requiring that any e-commerce resellers we work with use those strict controls, as well.
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The personal luxury goods market is expected to grow to between $207.43 and $415 billion in 2025, with millennials expected to represent 40% of the market, according to research firm Bain & Co. Rival resellers are looking to cash in on the booming market, including thredUP, which branched into luxury last year, and established players like Vestiaire Collective.
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For non-season-ticket holders, tickets were exclusively available via brokers or resellers at inflated prices—a season-ticket holder to my left told me he paid around $600 for his seat—that ranged from anywhere from $1,200 in the upper part of the middle sections all the way up to $6,500 for a front-row sideline seat.
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TickPick started out as a secondary marketplace for ticket resellers, but it's started to sell tickets directly from partners like Firefly Music Festival and Riot Fest, the Big South and Western Athletic Conferences, Florida International, Georgia State and Santa Clara Universities, Ric Flair, Sports Illustrated Saturday Night Lights, Shaq's Fun House and the Maxim Pregame Experience.
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Much of it lives on streaming services and CD reissues have made it possible to acquire them, but vinyl editions routinely fetch upwards of $50 for resellers, so its fortunate that—alongside a new Go-Kart Mozart album being released later this month—Cherry Red is set to launch a reissue campaign called Felt: A Decade in Music.
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In Hubbard's ideal world, teams won't just use Rival's system to sell tickets; they'll also use it to do things like offer seat upgrades or food-and-drink deals via their app to targeted groups of attendees during an event, or to sell a custom multi-game package to attendees who have previously been buying tickets through resellers.
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Fans who simply wanted something for themselves hung patiently at the back of the line as the log jam created by resellers buying two of everything distended the wait, but on the latter end of the store's four-hour Friday opening, plentiful plastic bags full of Pablo merch seemed to suggest that everyone got what they were looking for.
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HOME SPIES MEET REAL SPIES Although some of the resellers are geared toward spying on lovers or for carrying out private investigations, FlexiSpy appears to have crossed paths with another market altogether: that which provides malware for law enforcement and intelligence agencies, and which has been implicated in the targeting of journalists, activists, and political dissidents.
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If you're the NBA, it's hard to ignore the revenue potential of Amazon as the biggest online shopping destination in the U.S. It's also hard to ignore the potential benefit of having an official relationship with Amazon that could push the e-commerce giant to limit any unauthorized resellers of NBA apparel that may pop up on its marketplace.
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And that means that Microsoft and its resellers are sitting on another enormous opportunity to, one, sell more of Microsoft's cloud services to its customers, two, sell extra consulting services to those customers who will need their database apps rewritten, and, three, sell Microsoft's fancy new database options, like its hyperscale database (which competes with Oracle's autonomous database), Pekats told Business Insider.
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By helpfully suggesting talking points to resellers—or MVNOs, for Mobile Virtual Network Operators—including Mint Mobile, Republic Wireless, and Ting, all of which lease access from the Big Four network operators (Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile) in order to sell phone and data services to customers, T-Mobile is following the usual "air of inevitability" merger playbook.
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The Toughbook 33 (and the Toughbook line in general) is designed more for police officers, firefighters, EMS technicans, and other demanding in-the-field jobs that need that kind of durability than it is for the average consumer, so you won't be able to buy one directly from Panasonic, although apparently there will be resellers that will offer the device if you'd really like to buy one.
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The ruling was a blow to the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, a trade group whose members include Pfizer Inc and Eli Lilly and Co. PhRMA had urged the court to rule that drugs are still covered by U.S. patents after a sale abroad, arguing that resellers will buy their drugs in poor countries, where they are sold at a discount, and then import them into the United States.
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Tucows' Ross Rader also replied to questions from Ryan Block (who was a valuable collaborator on this post, and tweeted his own conclusions here) indicating that the company does not consider Hatreon a customer: a) they aren't a customer – we work through resellers and b) even presuming we know in advance how someone will use a registration, should we also get to pick which startups we provide registrations to?
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Using the reference example from your white paper stating that your Sponsored Data rates are similar to the discounted wholesale rates paid by major wireless resellers, we estimate for purposes of illustrating our concerns that an unaffiliated mobile video service provider would have to pay AT&T $16 a month to offer zero-rated service to a customer who uses just 10 minutes of LTE video per day, increasing to $47 for a customer using 30 minutes per day.
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