Re: [spiers] Gray Market
Why not do this? It is perfectly legal, and it is done quite often. So
widespread is the practice
that big biz has used congress to block some parts of it... whereas once
Mercedes benz and
BMWs were often imported and sold this way, now the law allows you to bring in
one car per
lifetime, rather wrecking the game. No company overseas can grant exclusive
rights under
law in USA, they can only prommise not to sell to anyone else. Of course anyone
can buy the
exclusive product through a third party in say Germany, and get around the
exclusive. This is
covered in the book.
John
On Mon, 22 May 2006 22:10:28 -0500, Richard Ingels
> Not that I would do this, but I was wondering out of curiosity if it's
> possible to import any "high value" items from overseas where there are
> already exclusive existing distributorships in the US and sell them at
> a "used" price and still make a profit? No warranty and no service
> center work I suppose, but may other repair shops. Some things hold
> their value really well.
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> Richard Ingels
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Tuesday, May 23, 2006
All Hail Montenegro!
Posted in Logistics by John Wiley Spiers
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