The most resold car, 12.4% of these Mercedes were resold used within the first year.
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And right now, when it's being resold, it's being resold as anonymized data the majority of the time.
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They were free to be shared, resold, modified, or repaired.
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The cards are then resold usually to an online exchange.
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The data says 10.7% of the cars purchased were resold.
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Paraphernalia that is available for purchase is also being resold.
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They collected the furniture and then resold the pieces online.
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Most cribs manufactured before June 2011 may not be resold.
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If so, let's pray everything was thoroughly disinfected before being resold.
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This information is transferred to data brokers, and repackaged and resold.
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The data says 11.8% of the 3 Series sold were resold.
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Luckily it is also there to be remastered, repackaged, and resold.
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Have you heard that toilet paper is being resold on eBay?
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Now, they are being resold for a whopping $17,000 on Ebay.
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The resold goods amount to "a multibillion-dollar market," he said.
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Like the Nissan Versa Note, 9% of the BMW X3s were resold.
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The data says 11.8% of the Discovery Sport units sold were resold.
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Sneakers on those resale platforms have resold for as high as $20,000.
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After the city did so, the company resold it to the developer.
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The foam is sorted and shredded into small pieces and then resold.
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" And then: "That data can then be resold, copied, pirated and abused.
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Rare pairs of Air Jordans have resold for as high as $20,000.
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Overcast days usually have the least demand when it comes to resold tickets.
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Tech products on eBay are thoroughly tested and repaired before they are resold.
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The tickets of those leaving early are also resold for just £10-15.
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It was not clear if the carriers had discharged cargoes or been resold.
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Eni also sold volumes to Vitol, which in turn resold it to SOCAR.
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For the next several years, I bought and resold golf equipment on eBay.
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But alas, the recovered beer can't be resold—it's destined for the drain.
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In Germany, army surplus is usually resold by VEBEG, a state-owned company.
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Returned merchandise often cannot be resold at its original full price, Perner said.
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Through a mix-up, the instrument, in storage in Pittsburgh, had been resold.
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As a teenager, he reportedly resold baseball cards, stamps and coins to make money.
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He then allegedly resold the currency on the black market at a significant profit.
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Clothes are inspected and refurbished before being resold and come with a great warranty.
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On average, 3.4% of new vehicles are resold within the first year of ownership.
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The hackers then allegedly stole the booking numbers and resold them on Facebook. Tiket.
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The shoes eventually resold for about half of what they were worth at retail.
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The firearms remain in circulation for decades, being resold again and again, studies show.
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That data is packaged and sold and resold and we are none the wiser.
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In his teens, Cuban resold baseball cards, stamps and coins to make extra cash.
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DreamWorks Animation makes movies — 32 and counting — that can be sold and resold for decades.
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About 70 percent of high-end apparel can typically be restocked and resold, Moore said.
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Some returned goods will be resold by the very same retailer, but many will not.
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Tickets are almost impossible to come by, except those resold at highly marked-up prices.
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Three cargoes have been resold to Saudi Arabia and several more are heading for Spain.
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"It's possible they were resold from somewhere else," an official from Triangle's export department said.
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The data says 8.7% of Nissan Versas were resold as "used" within the first year.
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The data says 10.9% of the Land Rover Range Rover Evoque models sold were resold.
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The product is resold by Optiv Security in the United States and Benefit in Israel.
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Tickets are almost impossible to come by, except those resold at highly marked-up prices.
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JANUARY 2006 The car is resold for the first time at a used-car auction.
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MAY 2010 The car is resold for the second time at a used-car auction.
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According to Reuters, tickets are now being resold for around $2,500 and according to Goal.
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Each fund has a one-year holding period before it can be resold without restrictions.
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The collection was eventually purchased by a private collector who later resold each panel separately.
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Before the gates opened, front-row seats were being resold on websites for nearly $8,000 each.
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It will be difficult for these books to be resold to other parties, given their rarity.
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Kurdish officials have signed a declaration that the weapons delivered on Tuesday will not be resold.
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Less than eight months later, Ryan Serhant's team resold the houses, each for over $241 million.
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It had been resold, and yet she still had access to some of the car's systems.
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No sub-genre of pop is so lamentable that it cannot be resold to the nostalgic.
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They estimate that a plot that they buy for $750k can be resold for $5 million.
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You just need to return your iPhone to Apple — where it can be refurbished and resold.
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Although unclaimed tokens were resold, it was never likely to sell out to the full amount.
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While some of this stuff can be recycled or resold, often it ends up in landfills.
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Now "window" or "aisle" is more than a seat assignment — it's a commodity to be resold.
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Check out the list of the most commonly resold cars within the first year of ownership:
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Australia's Woodside Petroleum has also resold some of its U.S. term cargoes, an industry source said.
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And some of these loans are packaged and resold as bonds or as other complicated investments.
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A nine-inch cake can sell for up to $90 — or less when stolen and resold.
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About half of the products Zalando sells are returned, with most of them processed and resold.
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In all, Fannie has resold 1.2 million homes since 2009, the worst year of the crisis.
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Four cargoes have been resold to Saudi Arabia and Japan, and another is heading to Spain.
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They go for $200 but they're hot items and are being resold for north of $300.
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Moriarty said much of the inventory is resold on Amazon, eBay or in other small local stores.
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Because of this, resources gathered or bought and games built to advanced levels can also be resold.
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After being sold at government auction, many machines are later resold, often for a few hundred dollars.
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For example, I recently resold the dress I am wearing above online for about half the cost.
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He accused the bank of defrauding him after it resold the holding for a much higher price.
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In some cases, the products may have been bought from a retailer and resold on Amazon. Walmart.
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Ads are constantly being sold, resold and retargeted by the billions through exchanges run entirely by software.
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Subsidised fertiliser intended for smallholders has often been resold at market rates with middlemen pocketing the profit.
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From there, a vendor resold the phones and then split the tax-free profits with participating users.
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It quickly resold the shares to its clients in two bites for a total of $611 million.
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He accused the bank of defrauding him after it resold its stake for a much higher price.
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These types of apps were trojan horses to gain access to profiles that could then be resold.
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James Jugan, a New Jersey-based secondhand makeup seller, has resold makeup from garbage bins since 1978.
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Additionally, your policy can only be resold as part of a larger transaction that includes other policies.
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The $52 Conspiracy eye-shadow palette seems to be one of the most popular items being resold.
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But getting those funds back could take months or years waiting for the unit to be resold.
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Additionally, so many Buddhist worshipers donate store-bought food that the excess is sometimes resold to shops.
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Most of all, it was never resold, although Mr. Lyons suspects the man is considering selling it.
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The van is now being resold at €96,000, about $106,325, with 19,500 kilometers, about 12,116 miles, logged.
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Most of the homes resold by the Goldman subsidiary have been in Florida, Illinois and New Jersey.
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Lego flippers have also noted that sets are more likely to be resold if they are sealed.
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The shoes have been resold for as much as $1,446 per pair on second-hand retail sites.
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If so, they'll be scrubbed of data (hopefully) and either donated or resold on the secondary market.
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He claimed the bank had defrauded him after it later resold his stake for a much higher sum.
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The Yankees complained that StubHub resold tickets too cheaply, since it did not have a floor on pricing.
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In Mosul it simply appropriated and resold the homes of those who fled and seized their bank accounts.
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Rapidly expanding crusher Shandong Sanwei Oil & Fat Group has also resold three cargoes, said two of the traders.
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He said the bank had defrauded him after it later resold his stake for a much higher sum.
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The tickets were going for $20-$35 a pop, but they're being resold for 70 bucks and more.
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The pure CBD powder is then resold for use in everything from makeup to smoothies to pet food.
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The list tops off with the Mercedes-Benz C-Class: 12.4% are resold used within the first year.
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The affidavit states that Mr. Schulman paid Mr. Priore up front and then resold many of the items.
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Then they sell those batteries to factories that melt lead scrap in furnaces to be resold to dealers.
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One of them was a tea bowl, which resold at Christie's in New York in 2013 for $146,500.
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Tapie later claimed the bank defrauded him after it later resold his stake for a much higher sum.
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The material will likely be resold to the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, among other clients, the official added.
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Chin then resold the mortgages at higher prices to customers while Goldman pocketed the difference, the agency said.
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In December 2015, the company heard via media reports that Cambridge Analytica had gotten Facebook data and resold it.
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Meanwhile, a pair can be purchased and easily resold on the secondary market for multiples of its original price.
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Unfortunately, many DNS services monitor your traffic—data from which is then resold to online marketers and data brokers.
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One $101 ticket to see One Direction at Madison Square Garden was resold for $7,244 on the secondary market.
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They are massively profitable and usually in such demand that they can be resold immediately for a big return.
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Here is the hard truth: the opportunity to have a books resold in a used bookstore is fading quickly.
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Refurbished products are normally tested for functionality and defects before they are resold, with repairs made and issues fixed.
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Several of the cargoes were resold to new buyers including Saudi Arabia, Japan and Spain at drastically reduced prices.
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They turned around and resold it, but since it was used, the company says it lost more than $62,000.
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In April, for example, Crocs resold 58 percent faster than the baseline, or average-selling, brands on the website.
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Mercedes-Benz SL-Class cars were kept by its owners for an average of 10.3 years before being resold.
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He reportedly admitted to giving stolen drugs away that were resold by someone else, allowing both men to profit.
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That's particularly true because most of their works are owned by national museums and thus unlikely to be resold.
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Others seized medallions and quickly resold them for profit, while still charging the original borrowers fees and extra interest.
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Amazon says the majority of returned goods are resold to other consumers or liquidators, returned to suppliers or donated.
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The Palm Beach estate, called Maison de L'Amitie, sat vacant for years until Rybolovlev resold the land in parcels.
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He says his seller friend bought one, for around $40, and then resold it on eBay for over $200.
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And once that loan was resold on the secondary market to investors, the originator no longer retained the risk.
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Their discards have been shredded and recycled into stuffing and insulation or resold to fashion students, educators and artists.
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In some cases those garments are incinerated, which prevents them from being resold at a discount, Mr. Rinassen said.
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Results achieved for artworks resold at live auctions can be viewed at subscription websites such as Artnet and Artprice.
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But if that pair, or any other sneaker, does get resold on the secondary market, Diadora won't make a cent.
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In some cases, 3ve's operators resold fake traffic to third parties who wanted to commit ad fraud, the researchers found.
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Take, for instance, the time when free tickets for an appearance by Pope Francis were resold for thousands of dollars.
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The Chinese southern provincial capital Guiyang issued restrictions this week banning newly-built houses from being resold within three years.
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The larger goal, however, is to develop high-quality kids programming that could be packaged and resold to other platforms.
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"Hamilton" became an overnight hit, with tickets selling out and being resold for thousands — if you could even find one.
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Some of these gadgets are generically produced in huge quantities in Chinese factories and then resold under various brand names.
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An earlier version of this column misstated the average percentage increase at which Warriors tickets could be resold last year.
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Once turned into tablet form and resold on the street, that's enough to yield more than $30 million in profit.
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Carriers sold the data to brokers who then resold it without cellphone owners' knowledge or consent, per the Associated Press.
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But wireless carriers have been selling our data in ways that allows it to be resold for potentially dangerous purposes.
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Much of this inventory is never used or resold and ends up sitting in victims' garages, causing great financial harm.
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The workers then cleaned and resold the rooms for cash to other guests and pocketed the money, the people said.
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The young virgins are usually moved around and repeatedly resold: first as a group of women and eventually as individuals.
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Stolen drugs were regularly delivered to Stepp's home, he said, where they were stashed before being resold on the street.
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But I don't think that they think that their data is being resold or at least redistributed through these other trackers.
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Meanwhile, that cars are so easily recoverable and resold makes these loans less of a threat to the solvency of lenders.
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Real fur coats are investments, nostalgically passed down through families from grandmas to granddaughters, or can be resold in vintage shops.
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It does not affect existing Tesla vehicles, and free Supercharging will remain a feature of older cars even when they're resold.
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Traders said the central bank intervened at 305.50 on Monday and then commercial lenders resold dollars at a 0.50 naira margin.
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After flooding in Houston last year, some of the 10,000 damaged, insured cars were cleaned up and resold across the country.
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Ulta is embroiled in a lawsuit after a customer suggested that returned, used makeup was being resold as new at stores.
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Unlike the clothes or appliances you order, medications can't simply be returned to the merchant, restocked and resold to another customer.
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However, he had already resold many of the pieces to other collectors across the world before realizing that they were stolen.
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When Australian demand for toilet paper grew in early March, she resold the paper to raise money for her daughter's school.
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When J. Schreter opened in 1928, its customers included peddlers who resold their no-frills apparel to farmers and similar clientele.
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His father, Herschel, who emigrated from Moscow to Brooklyn in 1908, literally picked rags up on the street and resold them.
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Leading dealers in resold works looked to capitalize on that extraordinary result by offering other pieces by the artist at auction.
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Many will be cleaned up and resold, often without the new buyer realizing they are buying a salvaged car or truck.
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Some cargoes, around 60,000 tonnes each, have been resold to buyers in Pakistan and Bangladesh at deep discounts, the trader said.
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And Apple decides that everything collected on its behalf should be destroyed, even if some items could be repaired, refurbished, and resold.
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Demand for some of those events is so high that tickets are being resold on sites like StubHub for hundreds of dollars.
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In this case, the items cannot be purchased in advance to be resold at a later time, as in the above example.
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Some of CNOOC's term cargoes were resold this year but this was not essential because demand has been solid, the source said.
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Under the bill, an "ultimate user" within the network is anyone purchasing "reasonable amounts" of product to be resold, used or consumed.
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The phones are received, data sanitized, cleaned, tested and reboxed with new accessories to be resold on eBay, the company also notes.
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Morris said Lending Club repurchased the loans in question at par in early April and resold them at par to another investor.
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Success in tomorrow's markets will mean setting ambitious targets and providing clothing that is shared, meant to last, refurbished, recycled or resold.
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In January 2016, two employees were charged with felony grand larceny for stealing $30,000 worth of hay over time, which they resold.
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Bricks, iron rods, broken furniture and my memories were being carried off in a truck, to be resold in a nearby town.
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So YellowHeart can allow a musician, concert venue or other "event initiator" to set up rules for how their tickets are resold.
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A three bedroom house around the corner from the Metro PCS sold for $20103,22010 in 261 and resold for $2000,116 in 2017.
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If the 'Peak Pegasus' unloads in South Korea, it would be first of the Chinese cargoes to be resold in that country.
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Photo: Dan Callister / GettyStarting next Tuesday, Nevada residents may choose to opt-out of having their personal information resold by online businesses.
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If that property can't be easily forfeited — for instance, if a house has been resold — they'll have to give up other assets.
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Lam resold things like high-end flashlights, making up to $0003,2000 a year, and he saved up a lot of his profits.
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Mr. Alan eventually sold the series to a private collector, William Meyers, but without stipulating that the panels couldn't be resold individually.
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If items are rejected, sellers can pay a $260 fee to have them returned; otherwise, they will be resold elsewhere or recycled.
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If it's working, a phone dropped off at an EPRA-approved recycler will never be refurbished, resold or illegally exported, Hacking said.
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Nintendo has determined these units were stolen in an isolated incident by employees of a U.S. distributor, with one system being illegally resold.
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These are the kind of thing that the Floravere website also has in a gently used "Sample Sale" section, where dresses are resold.
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While half of returns are reshelved to be resold, about 5 billion pounds of returned goods end up in landfills, according to Optoro.
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But these communities are still left reliant on Western brands' gifts, this time in the form of discounted glasses that will be resold.
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Sinosphere HONG KONG — The theft of dogs, often to be resold as meat, is a sad reality for people with pets in China.
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These criminals earn as little as $50 for each woman they bring into China, where they are often resold far inland by middlemen.
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Unlike pills or films, these implants can't get lost, forgotten, or stolen, so the drug can't be abused or resold on the street.
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Screenshot: PoshmarkChances are high that if you've resold clothes online any time recently (or bought them second-hand), you've done so on Poshmark.
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Worn western cars are often resold in eastern countries, where regulations are less stringent, says Wojciech Drzewiecki of SAMAR, a Polish automotive consultancy.
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The iconic Corvette is the second longest-retained car on the list with an average of 10.5 years of ownership before being resold.
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Many of the grave markers made of more valuable stone have been stolen, destined to be sanded blank and resold for future burials.
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The school gave us bus tokens, and some of the kids asked for three times as many as they needed and resold them.
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Businesses that sell goods, like electronics, that can be easily resold on the black market are often targeted by people with fraudulent cards.
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"The skins came from Mali and South Africa and, after transformation, are resold to international tourists," said Cecile Bloch, a coordinator for WARA.
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We examine how a Honda that had been recalled in 2008 because of an airbag defect was resold three times without being repaired.
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The Honda Civic whose airbag killed Delia Robles was resold three times at used-car auctions before it was bought by her son.
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A 1964 Austin Mini Cooper was pulled from the auction because of a VIN issue but will be resold at a later time.
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A large number of older iPhone models are resold to consumers in China and parts of Africa, which have more limited recycling options.
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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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According to the docs, obtained by TMZ Sports, Terry either used or resold more than 90 percent of the tickets she was given.
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When I notice asparagus and apples, which generally don't grow in Florida, I ask if it is resold produce from a broader radius.
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Everything we're doing online is being not just monitored, but that information is being packaged up and sold and resold to manipulate us.
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The dealer he sold them to quickly resold them, for $20,000, but not before writing little numbers on the back of each stamp.
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He knew all the "boosters" — people who shoplifted from department stores — and he bought garments from them and resold them at a profit.
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Similarly, among resold apartments, the median condo discount last year was 8 percent, according to StreetEasy, while co-ops were down 7 percent.
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The property, an estate with multiple buildings, that he sold to Mr. Sommer for 25,000 Reichsmarks was resold five years later for 195,000.
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Kim said she called up a store, bought five pairs of the Manolos for $700 each, and resold them on eBay for $2,500!
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Already, a new black market is emerging for gasoline resold at a premium by people willing to spend the time standing in line.
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Then, after the statutory redemption window closed, he gained title to her landholdings, island and all, which he subsequently resold to a developer.
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Free tickets to an appearance by Pope Francis were resold for thousands of dollars, in ways that most likely violated New York State law.
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Most economic studies describe scalping as a phenomenon that arises when scarce tickets to sporting events or concerts are resold at a hefty markup.
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On Saturday, Levine offered to meet with third parties like StubHub about unlocking mobile tickets, so they could be resold outside the team's exchange.
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The Retro-Cade, a device which legally licensed and resold games from developers like Capcom, uses emulation software RetroArch, designed to run illegal ROMs.
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Other Chinese oil majors, including state-owned refiner Sinopec, resold term LNG supplies or renegotiated deals due to strong competition from cheaper spot supplies.
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Allure then resold the property last month for $116 million to private developers, who plan to convert the red brick building into luxury condominiums.
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Yet another Hermès purse became the most expensive resold bag in April 2016, when a Birkin went for $298,000 on Privé Porter, per Forbes.
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Some of these bounty hunters then resold location data to those unauthorized to handle it, according to two independent sources familiar with CerCareOne's operations.
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At the time, Uber was dealing with widespread account fraud in places like China, where tricksters bought stolen iPhones that were erased and resold.
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Instead of taking illegal guns off the streets, the unit planted evidence on innocent civilians and robbed drug-dealers and then resold the goods.
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Beyond repair transactions, there is the refurbished smartphone industry, where phones may be resold overseas for a profit or stripped for their valuable parts.
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In case you didn't make it to the show (a lot of you probably, considering how high resold tickets were going for), don't worry.
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While they originally retailed for around $160, the limited edition sneakers are so desired by fashion fans that they are being resold for around $600.
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For the prior seven years he'd been supporting his family through his business, Honest Father Buys Houses, which purchased and resold homes and commercial properties.
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But once the returned goods are back in the hands of a retailer, less than half are resold at full-price, according to Gartner Research.
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Why it matters: The auction was the first of its kind, where the FCC bought valuable airwaves from broadcasters and resold it to wireless carriers.
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Discounts for nearby delivery months reflect the cost of financing and storing excess stocks until they can be resold and consumed at a later date.
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It was just as well, because train tickets were sold out, and speculants resold them at exorbitant prices: 200 rubles, twice the average monthly salary.
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It's taken some time, but the carriers seem to have finally followed through on shutting down the programs through which they resold customer location data.
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Vancouver used to have a store called Pirate Joe's that resold food from Trader Joe's, but they recently closed down after a lengthy legal battle.
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It also boasts that one out of every one hundred fashion items bought by women in the United States is now resold through the site.
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And if they're getting a cut of resold tickets, is there really an incentive to take the initiative in reporting any but the largest offenders?
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"While it's frustrating that it's often used and resold without permission, part of me is also glad that some people find if meaningful," he said.
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Anyone who hands in their unwanted ticket to FIFA is refunded its original price if the ticket is resold through its official online resale platform.
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The music business then basically resold everything they had already sold, in a different format (and often without even digitally remastering the previous vinyl releases).
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Ticketmaster had originally marketed tickets at $20073 to $66, but after shows sold out, Reuters reported that ticket brokers resold passes for thousands a piece.
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Tuscan resold some of the oil it purchased to Valero Marketing and Supply Co, the indictment says; Valero did not immediately return requests for comment.
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Many luxury brands have long destroyed unsold goods rather than risk them being stolen or resold for a tiny fraction of their in-store prices.
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And if the property is resold within six months to three years, an additional tax of 23460 to 403 percent is levied, Ms. Chan said.
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No. 1, there is an audit trail where you will know what they did with your data, particularly if they sold it or resold it.
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The producers of "Hamilton" are trying an unusual approach for theater — paperless ticketing — while the producers of "Harry Potter" are refusing to accept resold tickets.
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The European Commission imposed a fine of 111 million euros ($130 million) on four consumer electronic firms Tuesday, for fixing prices on their resold items.
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Today we're going inside that end of life supply chain to discuss how our electronics are recycled, repaired, reused, and resold all around the world.
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U.S. LNG is attractive to Asian buyers as cargoes have no destination restrictions that prevent them from being resold when domestic power demand is weak.
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She likes vintage clothing and specializes in T-shirts, which she says can be resold quickly and sometimes bring in more money than women's clothes.
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Predictably, some savvy buyers have already listed their $159 AirPod orders on eBay to be resold for up to $999, offering to overnight them by Christmas.
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He said the bank, owned by the French state at the time, had defrauded him after it later resold its stake for a much higher sum.
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Cifaldi has presented evidence that suggests that even Nintendo itself has resold ROMs that were initially illegally uploaded to the internet, though Nintendo has denied this.
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Apple has little incentive to help these people and arguably has little obligation to build computers that can be repaired and resold on the secondary market.
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In other cases, it's a lost sale entirely and the item counts as a loss, along with all the other returned goods that can't be resold.
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Thieves, coders, and hackers participate in an underground industry designed to remove a user's iCloud account from a phone so that they can then be resold.
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The city sold its protection — a restrictive covenant — for $16 million to a company that then resold the property, for a profit of roughly $72 million.
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Among them are brokers' use of "bots," or automated software, to quickly seize the best seats, which are then frequently resold to consumers at inflated prices.
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Between 2001 and 2010, the company bought and resold roughly 1.5 million tickets, amassing more than $423 million in profits overall, according to the FBI's indictment.
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But I'm sure the 99.99 percent of people who are doing this are not considering that their data has gone up somewhere and is being resold.
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In Hong Kong, some buyers quickly resold iPhone X handsets for a profit, but the resale premium eased as waiting times fell and supply concerns eased.
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And because there was less pressure to bring in drugs, if Sergeant Jenkins found narcotics, he kept and resold them, creating further chaos on the streets.
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It just gets slipped into your account like on a monthly basis, and then you'll feel better about the fact that it's getting sold and resold.
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In 13.73, when Starbucks announced it was shuttering its Teavana locations, many sellers purchased discounted tea-related merchandise from the stores and resold it on Amazon.
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Existing debts of the company, known as Pdvsa for short, can still be resold in the United States, but new purchases and trades will be limited.
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Goods were exported to Denmark (which was legal), the packaging was changed (illegal), and then they were resold to countries where imports from Germany were banned.
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"We are breaking the dark, destructive economic cycle of one gun which can be sold and resold again and again," Scott Lapham, the project's director, said.
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Ms. Lundstrom bought notebooks and pens at the Walmart Supercenter in Victoria, and resold them at the newspaper offices, which double as an office supply store.
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On April 27, Schneiderman announced a settlement with six ticket brokers that illegally resold thousands of tickets in New York since 2011 without obtaining a license.
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When last heard from, Mark Johnson was CEO of Zite, the news startup sold to CNN for $20 million in 2014 and then later resold to Flipboard.
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In addition to money it makes from local governments, that dataset can be resold to other companies relying on property value information in the real estate industry.
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In it, Cole tells a story of a freedman resold into slavery, and her research spanned the globe, from England to Cuba, Russia, and back to America.
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In Zambia, studies have found that a third of subsidised fertiliser never reaches the intended beneficiaries, and is probably resold commercially, with crooked middlemen pocketing the subsidy.
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FIFA said that more than 95,000 tickets had been resold via the platform and that fans could still submit their extra tickets for resale until the final.
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ENN has resold some of those cargoes because of the lack of the pipeline and land-based access to markets, said several traders familiar with the market.
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The most expensive shoes to be resold in the last year were the Nike Mags with automatic lacing, according to estimates from Cowen and data from StockX.
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What Thomas didn't know was that Yousef had paid Steven Thomas $400 for a Glock 9mm pistol — then immediately resold the gun for $800, court records show.
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He wants to fight the ticket robots together so us lowly non-celebs can buy them before they're resold for half the price of a new car.
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This is also important because it can be very hard for manufacturers to reach owners of defective vehicles years later, especially when the cars have been resold.
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Many of these items were later resold for obscene amounts of money since there were enough people who enjoyed the objects to create a market for them.
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Most private mortgage investors were not bound by the moratoriums since any federal guarantees on those loans had expired when the mortgages were resold at discounted prices.
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The properties were later resold to developers, and new zoning regulations were put in place about five years ago to help speed up construction and building conversions.
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The CCC source said the sales, which bring total volumes resold this season by the world's top grower to 180,000 tonnes, cleared out all remaining default risks.
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Then, the event was repackaged and resold as something like an Alien-con called "Alienstock," and held at the same time 100 miles away in Las Vegas.
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Experts said it would be difficult to sell the stolen coin, but worried that it could be melted down and the gold resold on the open market.
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An Intel spokesperson told The Hill in a statement Wednesday that the company opposes human rights abuses, but that its products can be resold through various distributors.
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Ticketmaster earns two commissions in the process, when the tickets are initially purchased and once they are resold on verified resale websites like StubHub or Vivid Seats.
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Artist Rokni Haerizadeh believes TMoCA purchased one of his paintings, "N Vel Ab 21959 (2002-03)," at a reduced rate and then resold it at a premium.
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The company reportedly started to suspect those additional vapes were being resold to teens around the fall of 2015 because minors were posing with them on social media.
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Most of Archer Daniels Midland Co's sorghum shipments to China have already been diverted and resold to other markets, said Jackie Anderson, a spokeswoman for the agricultural trader.
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While first obtained by adults, the e-cigarettes are resold or given to minors, according to the study, which was cited by the FDA in its policy proposal.
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In February, Motherboard reported that AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint sold their customers' location data to LocationSmart, which then resold it to a secret company called CerCareOne.
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PDVSA increasingly is delivering crude that is later resold to its own customers or other buyers since it started repaying loans with barrels of oil and refined products.
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Russia's state-run energy company Rosneft took more than 46% of the country's shipments last month with some 432,000 bpd of crude resold to final customers in Asia.
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The nursing home owner, Joel Landau, bought the property two months later, and, after the city lifted the restriction, resold it this year for a $72 million profit.
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Because "excess" solar PV power sold back to utilities in turn will be resold to other consumers, the correct price is not the retail price even in principle.
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When the wedding was over, I ripped the dress off, stuck it in the washing machine, on delicate, and then resold it, making 75% of my money back.
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In the past, Mr. Miranda has objected to the automated software that quickly buys as many tickets as it can, so they can be resold at a profit.
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The body trade was as elaborate as the trans-Atlantic and domestic slave trade that transported Africans to the New World and resold African-Americans on our soil.
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A few centralized Liams are no match for a robust hardware reuse program; phones and laptops turned into local recycling centers should be refurbished (by humans) and resold.
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Who are the legitimate Westerners: the millionaire ranchers, the Native Americans watching their ancestral land being sold and resold, the expat city folks frequenting fancy ice cream shops?
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Unlimited flights on the national airline, Saudia, were cut back so that large entourages no longer traveled gratis and blocks of tickets were no longer resold for profit.
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After the housing market collapsed nearly a decade ago, Fannie resold about 400,000 homes to investors, including more than 10,000 to firms that specialize in seller-financed deals.
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Volodymyr Kvashuk, who worked at Microsoft from 2016 to 2018, stole "currency stored value," like online gift cards, and resold them online, according to the US attorney's office.
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After the housing market collapsed nearly a decade ago, Fannie resold about 400,000 homes to investors, including more than 73,000 to firms that specialize in seller-financed deals.
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These licenses contain strict conditions to ensure that the planes will be used exclusively for commercial passenger use and cannot be resold or transferred to a designated entity.
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At least two other vessels carrying U.S. soybeans to China have changed course in the past month, suggesting the original buyer has resold the cargo to other markets.
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The 33-foot-wide walkway was open to the public for 16 days in June and July, after which it was dismantled and its parts recycled or resold.
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So far he's bought about $2500bn of nonprime loans from a network of 212 or so brokers, and has resold about half of that into the MBS market.
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Then, with the original owners gone, the partners performed fast gut renovations, installing modern fixtures and marble counters, and resold the homes for north of a million dollars.
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During the visit, the Russian team received an official Bangladeshi rejection of the two cargoes, which have been resold to other countries, the watchdog said in a statement.
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An apartment on the 573rd floor that sold for $32.5 million in 2014 resold in 2018 for $23 million, a 29 percent price cut, according to StreetEasy data.
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According to Nagy, Grunbaum's sister-in-law, Mathilde Lukacs, sold the two drawings, estimated at about $7 million, to a gallery in Switzerland, which resold them in 1956.
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The announcement came with a caveat: BP isn't currently planning to zero out emissions from oil and gas extracted by other companies and then processed by BP and resold.
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They sold the equipment, advertised as "Army Special Forces" and "US Government Issued," to the two civilians named in the indictment from Clarksville, Tennessee, who resold it on eBay.
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The Pokémon Funko Pops are a Target exclusive, and the Pikachu figures, which retail for $8.99, have already sold out and are being resold online for up to $60.
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An in-store return can lower the cost somewhat, since return shipping may not be paid by the retailer if the item stays in store and can be resold.
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The camera is listed among the top-selling on a popular Chinese electronics retailer, and Casio jacked up its price after previous versions were resold at a premium online.
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Early impressions from users of both the vending experience and of using the Specs themselves are good, and Spectacles are being resold on eBay for as much as $2,300.
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Court documents say that Apple then replaced the devices with genuine iPhones -- typically new -- which would then be shipped back to China and resold for a profit, NPR reported.
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This information is taken from the agencies' contracts with their own clients and resold to other advertisers, who can then use it to gauge market rates for such services.
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McKesson is facing a federal lawsuit that alleges the pharmaceutical distributor illegally extracted excess cancer drugs from their vials and then repackaged and resold those drugs to pad profits.
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He wore it for a while and then took it to a jeweler to see how much it would be worth if he cleaned it up and resold it.
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MAY 2015 The car is resold for the third time at a used-car auction, then sold yet again to Delia Robles's son, who registers it in her name.
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At Christie's, the 1991 Peter Doig snow scene "Charley's Space," which had been bought at a charity auction in 2006 for £820,000, was resold on Tuesday at £10.9 million.
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Those books were then shipped to climate-controlled storage units to be potentially resold in smaller numbers elsewhere, given away free to friends and associates, or ground into pulp.
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Later that year, Mr. Bouvier resold it to Mr. Rybolovlev for $183.8 million, according to court papers filed this year by Mr. Rybolovlev, also in federal court in Manhattan.
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Their validity was unknown — the show has vowed to cancel resold tickets — but in theory, a reseller could try to circumvent the system by accompanying customers to the show.
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Republic Services has seen about a 5 percent increase in the overall volume of cardboard it has picked up and resold for recycling over roughly the past seven years.
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If retailers can't resell returned merchandise in their own shops, many will try to put it in discount stores, or give it to other companies that buy resold merchandise.
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Most of the opioids would then be taken out of state to be resold illegally at huge markups, creating a drug crisis in many communities throughout the Eastern United States.
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While e-textbook prices may be lower than the cost of a brand new textbook, many of these course materials drop in price as they are re-used, resold, etc.
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It then was recording products that could not be resold as revenue, and also treating some of the price discounts as expenses instead of a revenue reduction, the SEC said.
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StubHub, the kind of secondary market where tickets might be resold, supports the bill but says it hopes there is a broader discussion about how to reform the ticket market.
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Just as with mortgages at the height of the financial crisis, delinquent consumer debt is often resold, sometimes multiple times, and in the chain of custody, things can go awry.
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A sleeper is the art trade term for a work by a major artist that slips unnoticed through a salesroom at low price and is resold for a significant profit.
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"If it's popular, it's going to be taken by bots and resold," said Omri Iluz, the co-founder and chief executive of the cybersecurity firm PerimeterX, in a phone interview.
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The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said StubHub had failed to adequately disclose that transactions may not ensure entry into an event as some venues did not honour resold tickets.
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The average price per ticket is about $7,000, according to StubHub's analysis of tickets resold through their site, although the cheapest seats have been trending down in the last week.
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Mark Lemley, director of the Stanford Program in Law, Science and Technology, said that anyone who refurbished, repaired or resold used products would now be protected from patent infringement claims.
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The specific cause of this outbreak was not yet clear, but such problems sometimes arise when properly branded bottles of liquor are refilled and resold with cheaply produced bootleg liquor.
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Over the past two years, MTGLQ has taken possession of and resold 731 homes, with most of the sales taking place in 2016, according to RealtyTrac, a foreclosure research firm.
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All of the devices made or resold use the same cloud platform, guaranteeing that any white-label device made by Thinkrace and sold by one of its customers is vulnerable.
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What Climeworks is hoping to show in Hinwil isn't just that the technology works but that captured carbon can then be resold as plant fertilizer, fuel, or even for carbonated beverages.
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The real bags, some worth over $2,000, were resold on both Ebay and Smatsorabudh's Instagram account, but the 41-year-old reportedly kept anywhere between twelve and 100 bags for herself.
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Nate Lowman, 0003, is a New York artist whose 2000 "Marilyn" paintings, which cannily combine echoes of de Kooning and Warhol, resold for as much as $22,2000 at auction in 2014.
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Sunrise and Sanwei, however, resold the cargoes at much below market rates, said the Singapore-based trader, who works for a global trading company that has oilseed processing plants in China.
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Material World accepts trade-ins through the mail, which are processed by a team of buyers, purchased directly from customers and then resold via their sister site, The World, and eBay.
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Criminals sometimes target cryptocurrency investors, or people with short, unique Instagram usernames that can then be resold in a secondary gray market for stolen accounts, as a recent Motherboard investigation showed.
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But the real estate strategy — in which a home is bought, renovated and resold quickly — requires fast access to money, and developers are willing to pay higher interest rates for it.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Many guns imported by the Somali government with U.N. approval are being resold by arms dealers on the black market in the nation's capital Mogadishu, two Western diplomats said.
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In one arrangement with former Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez the electric utility knowingly purchased sludge grade oil from the authoritarian regime and resold it to its customers for prime oil prices.
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The tax translates to about 5 percent of a flat's value, the government said, adding it would need the Legislative Council's approval and it would not be applicable to resold flats.
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A Samsung spokesperson told me the phones will not be repaired, refurbished, or resold ever again: "We have a process in place to safely dispose of the phones," the company said.
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Book publishing companies are passing these losses along to writers in the form of lower royalties and advances, and authors also lose out on income from books resold on the platform.
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Because people have little control over how or when their units are resold, New Jersey recently passed a law that required operators to issue refunds in the order units were vacated.
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"We benefit from package fees from the shows when they get resold and resyndicated over and over again," a Silver Lake managing partner, Egon Durban, told The Financial Times in 2014.
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But that real estate strategy — in which a home is bought, renovated and resold quickly — requires fast access to money, and developers are willing to pay higher interest rates for it.
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Subsequent stories by ZDNet and Vice Motherboard revealed an industry of middlemen that acquired location information from AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon and resold it to companies like Securus.
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Star noticed a lot of the limited edition highlighters were getting resold on sites like eBay, and wanted to give fans the chance to buy it if they had missed out.
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Star noticed a lot of the limited edition highlighters were getting resold on sites like eBay, so he asked his Twitter followers whether he should make more and sell them individually.
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While B-Stock offers the option for warehouse storage of merchandise at CH Robinson warehouses throughout the country, B-Stock never takes financial ownership nor logistics control of the inventory being resold.
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In a statement made to IGN, Nintendo said that the device and others had been stolen by the employee of a US distributor, and the one in the video had been resold.
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"We believe the data is owned by public safety agencies and the communities they serve, and should not be resold," said Axon founder and CEO Rick Smith in the same press release.
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The Yankees, Levine said, would be willing to allow StubHub and other companies to unlock mobile tickets so they could be resold separate from the Yankees' ticket exchange and without price floors.
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This data will be processed and often resold by the ad tech industry, and is likely to be used to target ads, and potentially affect economic outcomes, such as insurance risk scores.
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But farmers said they are making 650 to 800 CFA francs per kg, and in eastern regions the nuts are being resold to Ghanaian buyers for 900 to 1,000 francs per kg.
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Dubbed V-bucks, the digital dollars were reportedly purchased from the in-game store using stolen credit cards and then resold to players at a discounted rate for bitcoin or bitcoin cash.
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But these breaches, which the targeted corporations have repeatedly tried to conceal and understate, show that all of us have either had private data captured and resold underground, or will soon enough.
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A Senate panel on Wednesday advanced legislation meant to combat ticket bot software that snaps up large swathes of tickets to live events so they can be resold at a higher price.
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A Senate panel on Wednesday advanced legislation meant to combat ticket bot software that snaps up large swathes of tickets to live events so they can be resold at a higher price.
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"In a new textiles economy, clothes would be designed to last longer, be worn more and be easily rented or resold and recycled, and would not release toxins or pollution," it said.
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According to the Treasury Department, the licenses contain strict conditions to ensure that the planes will be used exclusively for commercial passenger use, and cannot be resold or transferred to another entity.
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" Unfortunately, it did not hold its value, says Mr. Decker, who has the task of telling them, reluctantly, that it "could not be resold at even half what they'd bought it for.
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A former executive for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority directed one of his employees to purchase $58,000 worth of iPhones using agency funds and then arranged for them to be resold, prosecutors said.
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In 1958, Blanchette Rockefeller (at the irritated urging of her husband) donated the Guest House to MoMA, who occasionally used it as an auxiliary event space, and then resold it in turn.
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Mr. Meli falsely told some investors he had an agreement with the producer of "Hamilton" to buy large blocks of tickets to the show that would then be resold, the complaint says.
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Stasz hopes doing so could lead to a surge in the domestic recycling market, where recyclables are processed and then resold here in the U.S. rather than being shipped on lengthy journeys overseas.
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Batteries must be removed, glass has to be cut away from screens, and then the rest of any individual machine is shredded and turned into individual commodities, which can then be resold individually.
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The books were not simply being resold or the like, but were being used for a new and creative purpose: a search engine for books that were frequently out of print or copyright.
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"This was a resold box and the customer already responded to the abuse forward saying it was supposed to have been terminated long ago," said Awknet's Justin Robertson in an email to TechCrunch.
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The company bought Urals pipeline supplies, provided by Russian producers through the Druzhba oil pipeline system, under long-term contracts and then resold the oil to Polish refiners PKN Orlen and Grupa Lotos.
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From 2010 to 2012, according to the agency, Mr. Chin concealed the price at which Goldman bought various mortgage-backed bonds and resold them at higher prices, with the company keeping the difference.
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A federal appeals court said Friday that Washington State has the authority to hear a trademark lawsuit by Trader Joe's against a Canadian store called Pirate Joe's that resold the grocery chain's products.
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The most recent attack came on Wednesday night, according to local news outlet KATU2, with "at least" four carts being ransacked and robbed of items that can be easily resold on the street.
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Adrian Ghenie, for example, is one of a select group of artists with a long waiting list of would-be buyers, resulting in exponentially higher prices for the few works resold at auction.
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Hordes lined up before dawn for limited-batch runs that vanished within the hour, to be resold on the black market by scalpers at a 1,900-percent markup (as much as $100 each).
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"Clients that bought off-plan in developments and resold four or five years later have seen average capital growth rates of 7 percent per annum over the last four years," Mr. Haller said.
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Nintendo has been sluggish in responding to the demand, resulting in huge markups on the secondary market, including on sites like eBay, where the consoles were being resold for as much as $390.
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He said his organization would lobby for streamlining cross-border tax arrangements with Europe and for amending or abolishing a regulation that grants artists a royalty payment each time their work is resold.
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The recently published essay collection grapples with how countless products of blackness — language, music, fashion, memes — have been coopted, repackaged, and resold, largely without the consent, or to the benefit, of their creators.
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He is said to have resold an estimated $2 billion of natural gas provided by Naftogaz without reimbursing the state-run company, people close to the Ukraine government and gas industry told POLITICO.
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While this policy is not new, Twitter data (resold through third-party brokers) can still end up in the hands of companies that profile activists and protesters for law enforcement across the world.
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According to StubHub, the average price of tickets being resold online is $4,737, down 2 percent from $4,827 on Friday but well above the average price for tickets to the past two Super Bowls.
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In March, a spin-skull painting from the auction was resold at auction for £23,2000 ($22015,225), just two-thirds of the sterling price it made in 225 (and less than half the dollar price).
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For starters, goods in the physical world are unique — my stolen candlesticks can exist only once, whereas a set of stolen credentials can be copied and resold repeatedly at no cost to the thief.
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I guess I knew in some small, faraway part of my brain that people resold used makeup, but it didn't happen in my parts of the internet — it was like the beauty Silk Road.
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Once the hackers obtain the iCloud login credentials, they simply enter them into the iPhone, which makes it a fully-functioning device that can be resold and have a new account added to it.
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It's an invite-only event, mostly populated by artists, media, celebrities, and athletes, but a select number of tickets were released to the public (which were reportedly being resold surreptitiously for up to $500).
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They told me that chef-targeted knife theft has been steadily rising in Los Angeles because thieves have gotten smart and have recognized just how valuable knives can be resold—especially carbon steel knives.
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The background: The financial crisis was triggered by U.S. mortgage defaults, which exposed the folly of trillions of dollars in exotic financial instruments packaged, sold and resold to investors and banks around the world.
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As a teenager, he bought up shiny souvenirs from shops in Chinatown and resold them at flea markets around the city, hoping to turn a profit that would pay for a ticket to Paris.
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Cars sold with hardware-based upgrades, such as four-wheel drive versus all-wheel drive, or advanced adaptive cruise control, do not lose those features when they are resold on the used car market.
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" He points to the math: "When I look at the sneakers that are resold and then add a factor of three because of the higher resale value, I'm getting closer to $300-$500 million.
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He then resold the currency in exchange for bitcoin and used the money to buy a lakefront home for $1.6 million and a Tesla that cost $160,000 — likely a Model X, given the price.
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The bureau also published a report highlighting potential risks from online debt marketplaces, where bundles of consumer debts are sold and resold to third-party collectors, sometimes for pennies on the dollar or less.
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Tickets bought on Dice can't be resold on other sites, but they can be transferred between devices if, say, you bought one for a friend, but the other party must also have a Dice account.
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BlackRock said investors who bought and resold the unregistered shares "may have the right to collect damages" plus interest from the fund, and that the company may also have to pay SEC and state penalties.
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But to consumers, buying theater tickets can seem complex, with a dizzying array of websites offering discounts to many shows, and heavily marked-up tickets for sold-out hits being resold on the secondary market.
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The oil arrived at China's east coast but had to be resold or diverted, they said, causing concern about dealing with private entrants under Beijing's ambitious plans to open up the sector to more competition.
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This is where Corporate America — financial service firms, medical groups, insurance companies, basically anyone with industrial secrets they want to protect — sends its leftover electronics to be scrubbed of data, refurbished, resold, or completely recycled.
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In line with the howls of outrage, the play's producers called the secondary ticket market an "industry-wide plague" and asserted their contractual right to refuse entry to people turning up with a resold ticket.
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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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When she asks what you're talking about, and says the owners lost that house during the recession in the early 80s, right before you were born, when things were really bad, that it never resold.
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Last year, trading company Trafigura directly took 34,000 barrels per day (bpd) of Venezuelan crude and products, which were mostly resold to U.S. and Chinese refineries, according to internal PDVSA trade documents seen by Reuters.
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In recent weeks, the Chinese also have resold about 123,000 tons of U.S. soy to new buyers and in the months leading up to the new tariffs canceled more than $100 million in soybean purchases.
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In 2010, federal prosecutors charged a group of men operating as Wiseguy Tickets with fraud for evading online ticketing safeguards in acquiring more than a million tickets that were resold for $25 million in profit.
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With new shares being continuously authorized by ETFs, resold on the secondary markets and held in fungible, undifferentiated buckets at depository trust companies, it's virtually impossible to trace the history of any particular ETF share.
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"It's true that the CCC resold 100,000 tonnes of contracts at the end of December to cover the defaults," the head of an Abidjan-based European export company told Reuters, asking not to be identified.
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John Parker was born to a black woman and white father in Norfolk, Va., and was sold from his family to a slave merchant and then resold for profit to a doctor in Mobile, Ala.
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" Bates added that the Wireless Alliance separates locked phones from unlocked ones and ultimately has to disassemble and shred them: "iCloud locked devices can only be resold for their parts value and residual metals value.
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He resold most of the tapes to local TV stations for a profit but held onto three of them labeled "APOLLO 11 EVA | July 20, 1969 REEL 1 [-3]" at his father's suggestion, according to Soethby's.
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Mobile tickets can be resold anywhere, but the buyers have to register with Flash Seats to receive the tickets, allowing teams to know who is sitting in each seat and having the means to contact them.
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But Adelle Yang, assistant professor of marketing at the NUS Business School, told CNBC that strict monitoring of resold tickets was not always feasible, particularly for online tickets, and required a lot of labor to enforce.
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He may be right: Trilogy Education recently raised $53m to sell an unproven (no outcomes, no reviews…) bootcamp education to Universities (who need the cash) who allow it to be resold under the university brand. Outcomes.
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Nike can't stop third-party sellers from reselling lawfully-purchased product, and following the liquidation of bankrupt Sports Authority's inventory last year, the market was flooded with Nike product that could be resold at deep discounts.
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Some $275 billion in non-bank loans to mid-sized companies sit alongside another $22013 trillion of speculative-grade loans that have been made by bank syndicates to larger companies and mostly resold to institutional investors.
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The fake sites allowed the thieves to take advantage of a common form of arbitrage in the ad tech industry in which unsold ad space is bought from an outlet then resold at a higher price.
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But the rate is in line with older apartments now being resold, like a two-bedroom two-bath Ms. Parker was listing at 225 Fifth Avenue, a limestone showroom-to-condo conversion that opened in 2007.
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" The SEC said, "Harrison's conduct caused Putnam to prearrange dealer-interposed cross trades in which trading counterparties purchased fixed income securities from certain Putnam advisory accounts and then resold the securities to other Putnam advisory accounts.
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The department has said that the heavy water — which can be used as a coolant for some nuclear activities but also has other applications — will be resold to research and other organizations in the United States.
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As a result of the criticism, the team has agreed to talks with StubHub, a competitor in the resale market, about a possible deal in which the Yankees would unlock the mobile tickets to be resold.
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A local community board raised alarm over the lifting of a deed restriction last year on Rivington House, a former AIDS hospice on the Lower East Side, warning that it could be resold as luxury apartments.
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Meanwhile, eBay has owned StubHub since buying the company in 2007 for $310 million, as a way to more directly invest in the secondary market for tickets, many of which were being resold on eBay itself.
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Compounding that already highly questionable business practice, this spying capability is also being resold to others on the black market who are not licensed by the company to use it, including me, seemingly without Microbilt's knowledge.
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Mr. Jarecki, who is regularly seen and heard throughout the movie, never goes into how he got behind the wheel of this pricey collector's item (now resold), which is too bad because it provokes your curiosity.
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Most donated garments are sorted and resold in bulk exports to rag traders overseas — traders who, thanks to a decline in quality because of disposable fashion, are paying less and less for our cheaply-made rags.
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Tickets being purchased unfairly and resold at a markup isn't a new problem, but new technology has changed the game by creating legitimate online marketplaces — Ticketmaster allows resales on its website, and StubHub is a popular alternative.
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The result may have been a lot to take in, but if you zoomed in, there were a few takeaways that will ensure the collection flies off shelves and gets resold on eBay at embarrassing resale prices.
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The cargo arriving at Tornio was also bought by Gasum but then resold to Manga LNG Oy, which in turn is supplying the local industry and also LNG-fueled vessels, according to Manga LNG director Mika Kolehmainen.
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But Marino said thredUP has processed and resold more than 14 million items since it started in 2009, and the number of new items added to the site in 2015 was double that of the prior year.
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The report said that traffickers who had taken payment to transport African migrants across the desert for passage to Europe instead sold their human cargo to Libyans, and that the Libyan buyers often resold them to others.
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They're rediscovering, at scale and at great expense to their users, the ways in which a society is more than a bazaar, and the pitfalls of allowing human attention to be sold and resold as a commodity.
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If the watch is both bought and resold in the EU by unauthorised dealers in a way that could damage the brand's reputation, then it may also be able to claim a breach of its trademark rights.
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He also acknowledged that he resold tickets, including for the World Series and Super Bowl, he bought at face value for a profit, earning more than $42,000 in income he didn't report on his federal tax returns.
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This time last year, a different group of thieves driving rental cars stole "a presumably high number of strawberries" from a different German farmer; they were not caught, despite the fact that they resold the berries on... eBay.
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The rights were then reportedly resold for three times as much and the two men were later indicted by the United States as part of a huge corruption scandal which has thrown world soccer and FIFA into turmoil.
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"That said, we cannot rule out that some of our equipment may have been resold to DPR of Korea without our knowledge or permission," the company said in response to a Reuters inquiry, using North Korea's official title.
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That meant that even if you still qualified for the subsidy, you couldn't buy service from an internet provider that branded and resold another company's network — something that's extremely common among wireless plans marketed to lower-income consumers.
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Media reports on Tuesday said that UEFA sold broadcast rights for Champions League matches to Argentine pair Hugo and Mariano Jinkis, owners of Cross Trading, who allegedly resold them to Ecuadorean broadcaster Teleamazonas for three times as much.
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Twice as Nice Resold Household, the Pottstown Training and Rehabilitation Center, a National Penn bank suggesting that you "consolidate your debt loans," Dollar Beauty and Masjid Al-Haqq — an Islamic center — nestle among empty or boarded up storefronts.
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I want the thousands of tickets for shows, concerts and sporting events that are now purchased by bots and resold at higher prices to go into the general market so that you have a chance to get them.
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CNBC's report over the weekend of a second firm, CubeYou, using tactics similar to Cambridge Analytica, suggests that there may be more firms that have resold data or used it in ways that haven't been disclosed to consumers.
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Following service in the army, then a stint in the diamond business that ended in bankruptcy, he had figured in a 210s scandal in Monaco involving commemorative stamps, which Mr. Lhéritier resold as investments at a fantastic markup.
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He has asserted he has good title because, after Mr. Grunbaum's murder, the entertainer's sister-in-law, Mathilde Lukacs, sold 54 artworks, including the two disputed Schiele drawings, to a gallery in Switzerland, which resold them in 1956.
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With the iPhone Upgrade Program, Apple will already have received around $400 or more in monthly payments after the first year from a customer, and so could potentially afford to discount these devices even more heavily when resold.
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Unlike the aftermath of a hurricane, when utilities can be restored and houses repaired or rebuilt, once critical personal data is stolen, it is gone for good, to be sold and resold by fraudsters for years into the future.
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The 85003 National Survey of Victimization and Perception of Public Safety found that 70 percent of all major crime incidents in Caracas were armed robberies, 40 percent of which involved cellphones that were resold on the Venezuelan black market.
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With art now considered an asset class similar to equities and commodities, collectors are forever on the lookout for rising stars whose work can be bought at bargain prices and then resold for many multiples as their reputation soars.
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Even as retailers cut prices on other electronic products, the Nintendo Entertainment System, which has been selling out in a flash, is being resold for as much as $390 because the company has been sluggish in responding to demand.
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The fraud ring was able to obtain more than $9 million in fraudulent payments from Medicare and California's Medicaid program, as well as millions of dollars worth of anti-psychotic drugs that could then be resold on the black market.
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The fast-fashion retailer began its in-store garment collection program back in 2013, promising that your closet's castoffs would have one of three fates: either reused in a different capacity, resold in second-hand stores, or recycled into new textile.
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Companies such as Gazelle have long bought people's old smartphones, but in the early days, those phones were typically several years old, which meant companies often shipped them to emerging markets, where they were either resold or scrapped for parts.
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"As most of these sites were not known breaches, it seems we're dealing here with a hacker that did the hacks by himself, and not just someone who obtained it from somewhere else and now just resold it," said Ainhoren.
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While Hollywood has protected the rights of creatives through royalties, emerging visual artists are often expected to work for free in exchange for "exposure," and they don't get royalties when their work is resold in the future at higher values.
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At the Kaesong complex, about 54 kilometres (34 miles) northwest of Seoul, North Korean workers were given a taste of life in the south, including snack foods like Choco Pies and toiletries that were resold as luxury items in the North.
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A significant percentage of the components contained in this exported e-scrap will be harvested and resold back into global grey-market electronic distribution supply chains where they will find their way into tens of millions of new products annually.
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I briefly wondered if it'd be possible to upgrade your ticket constantly throughout the game, min-maxing the system from a $300 resold ticket in the most distant corner of the upper tank all the way up to the courtside.
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The move by the device maker, which spun off of Netflix in 2008, resembles the lucrative channels business Amazon launched in 2015 that resold video services on an "a la carte" basis, which has been copied by a variety of rivals.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Unipec, trading arm of state oil major Sinopec, resold more than 2 million tons of term cargoes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) last year and expects to sell more this year, president Chen Bo said on Wednesday.
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North Korean workers were given a taste of life in the South at the complex, about 54 km (34 miles) northwest of Seoul, including snack foods like Choco Pies and toiletries that were resold as luxury items in the North.
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Instead of being fixed, the Honda was resold at least three times since the recall — at auctions in 2010 and in 2015, then by Mr. Henderson, who bought the car at an auction then sold it to Mr. Contreras for $2,100.
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Shelter Growth Capital Partners, an investment firm Mr. Sparks founded in 240 with two other former Goldman Sachs executives, has been buying homes that were foreclosed on during the financial crisis and later resold to buyers under long-term installment contracts.
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CoreCentric, as a result, needs to ensure not only that the smaller appliances are physically cleaned, "but these devices need to be cleared and the data removed from the cloud before it can be remanufactured and resold," Mr. Healy said.
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In fact, because the items were resold without physically changing hands, StockX worried the shoes might be considered futures and "spent a lot of time talking to lawyers making sure we weren't running afoul of any securities laws," Mr. Luber said.
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"We resold 80,000 tonnes last week to cover the totality of defaults that we'd identified with certain exporters due to a lack of financing and the drop in the market," the CCC source, who asked not to be named, told Reuters.
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As the creative director of the Finnish furniture company Artek from 2004 to 2009, Mr. Dixon oversaw the creation of the 2nd Cycle program, which bought back the company's vintage pieces, authenticated them and then resold them as time-beaten treasures.
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"There is a very great danger that the individual elements will be disassembled, the diamonds and other gems removed and possibly ground, so they are unrecognizable as old pieces and resold," said Herrmann Parzinger, president of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Most of agricultural trader Archer Daniels Midland Co's sorghum shipments to China had been diverted and resold to other markets when Beijing dropped an anti-dumping probe into U.S. imports of the grain on Friday, a company spokeswoman said.
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The trial was dominated by four former detectives who testified that the Police Department's elite Gun Trace Task Force was made up of thugs with badges who stole cash, resold looted narcotics and lied under oath to cover their tracks.
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As with any business, profits depended on paying as little as possible for the goods they turned around and resold, and the best way to ensure that the cost for soccer rights stayed below market value was to shut out the competition.
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All property and home sales in Serenbe require a contribution to the Serenbe Institute for Art, Culture, and the Environment; anytime a home is sold or resold, 1% of the sale price must be contributed to fund arts programming in the community.
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The U.S. Supreme Court made it harder for manufacturers and drug companies to control how their products are used or resold, ruling in May against printer company Lexmark International Inc in a patent dispute over another company's resale of its used ink cartridges.
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Meanwhile, behind the scenes, Apple has forced independent electronics recyclers to sign "must shred" agreements, meaning that any Apple products that enter their facilities must be destroyed and recycled, even if they are in working condition and could be refurbished and resold.
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CHICAGO, May 18 (Reuters) - Most of agricultural trader Archer Daniels Midland Co's sorghum shipments to China had been diverted and resold to other markets when Beijing dropped an anti-dumping probe into U.S. imports of the grain on Friday, a company spokeswoman said.
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For Best Buy, the partnership could evolve into a way to wring more dollars out of so-called "open box" items — these are goods that a Best Buy customer has bought but then returned so they can't be resold at full price.
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The iPhone passcode will unlock the screen, whereas the iCloud password can be used to remove features such as Find My iPhone, Activation Lock, and to associate the phone with a new Apple account, which is critical when a phone is resold.
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I unraveled this mini-mystery by looking up the Hybrid Electrostatz tech used within the Bravo, which turns out to have been designed by a whole other company, the Taiwanese Verisonix, and is also being resold by the London-based Mitchell & Johnson.
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In 2003, Tarisio sold a Vuillaume owned by the late virtuoso Isaac Stern for a hundred and forty-one thousand dollars—a record for a Vuillaume at the time—and resold it ten years later for a quarter of a million dollars.
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Security experts warn that hacked medical information can be worth more than credit card details on the black market as fraudsters can use it to fake IDs to buy medical equipment or drugs that can be resold, or file bogus insurance claims.
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A reseller on Craigslist in New York who identified himself as O'Reilly Russell and said that he'd resold iPhones on launch days three times before, aims to make a $300 profit from the iPhone X he put up on Craigslist on Friday.
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Outside those areas frequented by tourists, Stop Corruption said, under the guise of salvage logging of trees killed in wildfires, healthy pines are being felled in great numbers for sale in Ukraine and Romania, from where the timber may be resold throughout Europe.
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According to the terms of a settlement with attorneys general from Florida, Massachusetts, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia, the N.F.L. will let each team decide whether it wants to set minimum prices for tickets resold on online exchanges.
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As Rolling Stone noted in 2012:It takes several years before the impacts of this predatory activity – reduced customer service, inferior products – become fully apparent, but by that time the private equity firm has generally resold the business at a profit and moved on.
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Health data is valuable to hackers—probably more so than your credit card digits—because data like names, birth dates, policy numbers, diagnosis codes, and billing information can be used to create fake IDs to buy medical equipment or drugs that can be resold.
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Ms. Pride, a 257-year-old lawyer, said that when her Saturday show was canceled she looked online for tickets to Sunday's performance, and could only find tickets being resold for $230,0533 or more each, a price that she was not willing to pay.
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The Dallas Cowboys, with whom the Yankees are business partners, eliminated print-at-home tickets before last season, and the Golden State Warriors told season-ticket holders they would lose the rights to future tickets if they resold them anywhere else but the team's exchange.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission said that starting in 2009 Core Performance Management LLC and RMR Asset Management Co, and many of their workers, posed as retail investors to buy bonds that they then resold to institutional investors in exchange for a pre-arranged commission.
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BEIJING/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Two major Chinese soybean buyers have resold more than 23,000 tonnes of product in recent weeks, sources familiar with the deals said, amid growing concerns about losses among crushers and congestion at a major port in the world's top oilseed buyer.
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The case involved a legal dispute between printer and toner cartridge company, Lexmark, and a small West Virginia based reseller, Impression, which would acquire used Lexmark cartridges, disable chips inside them that prevented unauthorized refills and then resold them to consumers at a lower price.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A splintered New York state Court of Appeals said an upstate shooting victim cannot pursue a negligence lawsuit against an Ohio firearms dealer who sold a gun in Ohio that was later resold on the black market and used in the shooting.
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In 2005, Mr. Hedberg and Hirschl & Adler arranged the sale of the plaster to the Greifs for around $400,000, with the stipulation by the owner of the defunct foundry that the plaster could never be resold, although it could be donated to a museum.
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T-Mobile says that it has shut down the data flow that had allowed location data to travel from partner company Zumigo to Microbilt, a third-party credit-reporting company, which then resold the data in the Motherboard story to a bail bond company.
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Calling the crime "horrible, serious and quite terrifying," a federal judge in Manhattan sentenced a man to 16 years in prison on Tuesday on charges including that he tried to obtain the highly toxic poison ricin to be resold for use as a weapon.
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We tagged along with Wotherspoon on a recent shopping trip to a huge rag house where he stocked up with about $2,000 worth of Madonna tour shirts, 1980s denim, and other vintage finds — to be resold at his stores for about 30 percent more.
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The lawsuit against Harbour, which is based in Dallas, is the first of several that Cincinnati plans to file against out-of-state firms that acquired rundown homes in the wake of the housing crisis and then resold them at inflated prices without making repairs.
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This price data, released on Monday by the Broadway League, reflects ticket prices charged by the producers and primarily sold at the box office or through Ticketmaster; it does not reflect higher prices paid by consumers for seats resold on the secondary ticket market.
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The impact of the shutdown on Osaka Gas was also limited since not all of its annual procurement volumes from Papua LNG are imported to its facilities in Japan because the project offers some flexibility on allowing cargoes to be resold, said the source.
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"Existing stores are selling once more to a new generation of owners," said Oren Teicher, the A.B.A.'s chief executive officer, noting that such stores could never be resold during the gloomiest years, when they were under threat from Barnes & Noble and then later, Internet sales.
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Prime members got extra lucky with this pre-order bundle for her album Lover, which comes with a long-sleeve shirt, socks, a straw, and a CD. It has already been purchased and resold for significantly more on eBay, so you better hop on it quickly.
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If you have been impacted and don't take action (like changing your password and monitoring other sites you frequent), that information can be used for everything from identity theft to more serious forms of harassment — and continue to unfold years later as information gets sold and resold.
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Brits are a randy bunch, having the second-highest number of Google searches for sex toys globally, after the US. Items that aren't reclaimed within three months are resold by TFL or donated to charity—although it's unclear whether sex toys are repurposed in this way.
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GAZ-SYSTEM Poland's gas grid operator Gaz-System and its Danish partner have finished consultations on procedures needed to show interest in supply of gas from Denmark to Poland and allow excess supply to be resold to other countries including Ukraine, the daily Gazeta Polska Codziennie reported.
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"What has certainly been frustrating to me, as a business owner, is to see that my product is being resold at many times its face value and my team isn't sharing in those profits," the lead producer of "Hamilton," Jeffrey Seller, said in an interview on Wednesday.
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On average last year, Warriors tickets could be resold for 119 percent above face price, so a $100 ticket would fetch $219 on the secondary market, meaning that if you bought a season's pass and sold half your tickets, you would most likely recoup your investment.
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CreditCreditAlana Paterson for The New York Times VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Between multimillion-dollar tear-downs, blocks full of backyard cottages and towering condominiums that are sold and resold several times before they are even built, there is no shortage of anecdotes about this city's housing frenzy.
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According to Mr. Green's book, the company got its start by hiring Chinese workers at low wages to play World of Warcraft, the online multiplayer fantasy game, earning points that could be traded for virtual goods, which would then be resold to players for real money.
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New Mexico is one of more than a dozen states where investment firms have bought decrepit homes in the aftermath of the foreclosure crisis and resold them to low-income families through either long-term installment deals called contracts for deed, or rent-to-own transactions.
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Mr. Rimbaugh, known as The General within the ring, requested specific items and resold them on Amazon and eBay, while Mr. Athanasatos, who was called the Field Marshall, closely managed the crime teams and issued credit cards to cover their travel expenses, according to Mr. Schneiderman.
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After several months with little action, the White House this month added Rosneft Trading SA, the Geneva-based unit Rosneft, to its list of sanctioned companies over accusations that it hid the country of origin of oil cargoes loaded at Venezuelan ports and later resold in Asia.
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As part of its sting operation, the ATF had sought to trace weapons purchased legally in the United States by "straw" buyers and resold into the black market, but federal agents lost track of some weapons, many of which ended up in the hands of drug traffickers.
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In a statement on its website, the committee alleged that Protopopov had "dismantled and driven away" more than 7,000 reinforced concrete slabs from the highway over the course of more than a year, starting in 2014, and sold them to a commercial company who resold them for a profit.
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The issue potentially impacts hundreds of millions of cell phone users in the United States, with customers likely unaware that their location data is being sold and resold through multiple companies, with even the telcos sometimes having little idea where it ends up and how it is used.
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We drive a car we buy today for a decade, sell it to someone else who drives it for another decade, and that person sells it to someone who ships it to a Third World country, where it's resold yet again and driven for yet another decade or two.
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The idea — which seems to be working — is to create a virtuous cycle, wherein the bag's original purchaser receives the bulk of that re-sale price, then uses the money to buy another new handbag (or a used one) that can be resold at a later point in time.
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Court papers describe a sophisticated scheme that relied on shell companies to legitimize the money earned from fraudulent food-stamp transactions — either because no goods were exchanged or because the products bought at the dairy and produce stores were taken to the distribution center to be resold or donated.
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As recently as two decades ago, Lyric Opera was in an enviably strong financial position: It sometimes reported selling better than 100 percent of capacity because it would sell out on subscriptions, and some subscribers would donate back tickets they could not use, which would then be resold.
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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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Moving hundreds of items every trip in trademark Chinese plaid bags which at times have clogged airport luggage belts, informal traders - mostly women in their late forties and fifties - hand them over to relatives or local partners to be resold for up to five times the purchase price.
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"[T]his is a new business model for automotive accessories, enabling them to be resold or traded on the Web, nurturing a real community of brand fans or connoisseurs of Fiat's Italian design, just as with collectors' items," the company writes in a press release of its Lego-meets-Ikea idea.
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Among them: Foundation Care took medications returned by patients and, in violation of state law, resold them to other customers; Blakeley and Foundation Care CFO Mike Schultz asked employees to omit some ingredients from the label of a pain-killing cream; and Schultz ordered drugs for himself without a prescription.
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That February, after a distributor returned pods that were nearly a year old — on its site, Juul claims that its pods don't expire for at least a year but are best used soon after purchase — the company resold them without adding, as Breja had suggested, an expiration date on the packaging.
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By Jan Wolfe In oral arguments in a closely watched patent case on Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court suggested it was inclined to limit patent owners' post-sale control over their products, with some of the justices expressing support for a clear-cut rule allowing patented items to be resold freely.
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"If I bought a car for $2000, and I just bought the car in cash, I'd turn around and sell it for $0003,2000," he tells CNBC Make It. He used money from his summers on the farm to make the purchases and didn't charge any interest when he resold them.
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When selling its wares, Lexmark gave its customers a choice between paying full price and keeping the cartridges to do whatever the customer wanted with them, or enjoying a 20 percent discount, but with an obligation to return cartridges to Lexmark where they could be refilled with ink and resold.
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"What makes their alleged crimes even more egregious was their artificial devaluation of properties that, when resold or 'flipped,' resulted in large profits," said Special Agent in Charge Christina Scaringi of the US Department of Housing and Urban Development's Office of Inspector General, one of several agencies involved in the investigation.
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DataSift made a name for itself originally as one of two companies that had access to Twitter's "firehose" of data — essentially the full stream of public tweets — which it then structured and resold to marketers and others who were turning to Twitter for real-time sentiment and insights on a number of topics.
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"The quality of luxury goods is not simply the result of their material characteristics, but also of the allure and prestigious image which bestows on them an aura of luxury," the decision reads, further arguing that restricting where luxury goods are resold isn't anticompetitive, but necessary to protect the integrity of the product.
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The 2013 amendment to the embargo required the Somali government to notify the United Nations of each arms shipment, forbade weapons from being resold, and required the government to report every six months on efforts to make sure the exempted arms are kept secure and create a system to keep track of them.
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Only a few months ago at Christie's July Art+Tech Summit, the company's photography specialist Anne Bracegirdle argued that artists could adopt blockchain to monetize their work, enabling limited editions of images that might be sold and resold with the technology, acting as both the source of the image and its verification.
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When a property that has received the VAT rebate is resold, the rebate will generally be factored into the price, Mr. Aris said, as the new owner takes on the responsibility of repaying some of the rebate if the property is converted to fully private use during the original 20-year period.
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On May 3, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in Manhattan overturned for the second time the conviction of Jesse C. Litvak, a former trader at Jefferies & Co., for misstating the price at which his firm had acquired residential mortgage-backed securities and then resold them to investors.
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What we know and understand as the art world feels increasingly like a wasteland, one of shell corporations and free ports, in which collections are housed in tax shelters masquerading as private museums, expensive paintings are invested in and resold for fast profit and monetary worth is always threatening to overshadow philosophical value.
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As part of the agreement, the former congressman admitted he regularly obtained event tickets at face value and resold them at profit and that he failed to report more than $42,000 he made through this practice, as well as overbilling the House of Representatives on travel costs around his district, according to the Tribune.
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In January, a crude cargo sold to an independent Chinese refiner by western merchants Vitol and Mercuria had to be resold after the firm failed to secure financing, while this month another private Chinese company walked away from a deal to buy $680 million of Russian oil, citing "changes in the market" as a reason.
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All of this is why fans pretty much flipped out when the New York Yankees announced a while back that they'd be barring the use of print-at-home tickets and instead requiring a new phone-app system — provided by Ticketmaster, everyone's favorite evil wannabe monopoly — that would only allow electronic tickets to be resold at face value or more.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission, in a complaint filed in Federal District Court for the Southern District of New York, said the men, Joseph Meli and Matthew Harriton, had raised about $81 million from at least 125 investors in 13 states who were told their money was being pooled to buy large blocks of tickets to be resold for a profit.
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After cooling off in 2014, home flipping is on the rise again — its share of all home sales is up 183 percent in the first three months of this year from the previous quarter and up 3 percent from the same period a year ago, according to a new report from RealtyTrac, which defines a flip as a property bought and resold within a 12-month period.
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