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> As every owner, you do not have the right to sell in whatever market on whatever plattform you want Why?
by jstanley 3y ago
> As every owner, you do not have the right to sell in whatever market on whatever plattform you want
Why?
- hef19898 3y agoTry selling the Glock you bought in Texas in, say, London and you will find out. Or on Amazon, they have a strict no-guns policy. Or me importing and selling the Fairbairn-Sykes dagger I made in the UK. Or the legal weed you bought in Amsterdam in Germany. Or the right hand drive car in one of those countries where those are illegal. I could go on... Edit: Or importing Kinder Surprise eggs into the US, I just love that example.
- jstanley 3y agoIn all of your examples, it is illegal to sell the product in the market you're trying to sell in. It's not illegal to sell lenses.
- hef19898 3y agoIt is legal to sell a Fairbairn-Sykes in the UK, you have to be a collector or merchant. You can sell a Glock in the UK, you have to be a liscensed merchant, same in any other European country I know. There are rules around those exports, imports and sales to follow. There are rules around the sale of branded parts, e.g. refurbished OEM parts, just follow them. And without details, we don't know why the one offer on eBay was flagged for export. Because domestic US sales are still fine, right? Again, none of those points have anything to do with ownership of things. Edit: Also, nobody said anything about the lense sale being illegal, for now we just have eBay blocking international shipping through eBays program, after Nikon US found something with the offervthey didn't like. Just what that was, we don't know.