I find it pretty fun to juggle balance.

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@Open123 wrote:

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@enharu wrote:

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@w20031424 wrote:

Trust me too. They've already blacklisted dozens of my address and cards now, alone with other twenty something big-name merchants. 

You can simply check their website or call them and ask if they allow resale  (unless you operate a department store)

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We understand businesses do not like unauthorized resellers. Any company with goods that has supplies way less than what the demand requires do not like it (i.e. Apple). However, how are you exporting 10-40k worth of goods w/o any license? Because you are an unauthorized reseller, I do not see how you can obtain an import license either from whatever country you're trying to bring them into.

I'm honestly just curious.

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I'm really hoping for smuggling, because this would be fun to discuss!

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Open scores Lol

[w20031424]

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@enharu wrote:

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@w20031424 wrote:

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@enharu wrote:

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@w20031424 wrote:

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@enharu wrote:

Just curious. How are you exporting 10-20k worth of goods on a monthly / bi-weekly basis without an import / export license?

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Because it's not required by law.

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So no duties, and no import / export license required?

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No, nothing. Just buy and sell.

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people buy and sell all kinds of things everyday. they're still liable for all relevant duties and taxes.

May I ask what country are you shipping them to?

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You pay duties when goods go IN a country, not when you export it. 

[myjourney]

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@enharu wrote:

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@w20031424 wrote:

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@enharu wrote:

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@w20031424 wrote:

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@enharu wrote:

Just curious. How are you exporting 10-20k worth of goods on a monthly / bi-weekly basis without an import / export license?

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Because it's not required by law.

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So no duties, and no import / export license required?

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No, nothing. Just buy and sell.

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people buy and sell all kinds of things everyday. they're still liable for all relevant duties and taxes.

May I ask what country are you shipping them to?

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China I read that already on another thread from OP

[enharu]

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@w20031424 wrote:

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@enharu wrote:

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@w20031424 wrote:

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@enharu wrote:

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@w20031424 wrote:

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@enharu wrote:

Just curious. How are you exporting 10-20k worth of goods on a monthly / bi-weekly basis without an import / export license?

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Because it's not required by law.

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So no duties, and no import / export license required?

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No, nothing. Just buy and sell.

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people buy and sell all kinds of things everyday. they're still liable for all relevant duties and taxes.

May I ask what country are you shipping them to?

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You pay duties when goods go IN a country, not when you export it. 

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Precisely.

So the country you're shipping to isn't charging you any taxes or duties? May I ask which country is that? I would love to do business there.

[Open123]

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@myjourney wrote:

China I read that already on another thread from OP

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Unless things have changed, China requires a "pai-man" for any goods entering her borders, and they differ from province to province. 

[enharu]

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@myjourney wrote:

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@enharu wrote:

people buy and sell all kinds of things everyday. they're still liable for all relevant duties and taxes.

May I ask what country are you shipping them to?

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China I read that already on another thread from OP

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I don't think it's China.

They wanted to charge my girlfriend duties at the airport because she was bringing 2 Birkins into China.

Seeing that:

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@w20031424 wrote:

Because it's not required by law. Unless you think Coach bags can be used for military purpose or have some potential harm to national security.

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Birkin bags cannot be used for military purpose nor have any potential harm to any national security,

And that

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@w20031424 wrote:

No, nothing. Just buy and sell.

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My girlfriend bought 1 extra birkin and was just trying to sell 1 for a profit.......

What w2003 describs clearly does not fit the description of what my girlfriend experienced in China. Therefore I doubt it's China.

[myjourney]

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@Open123 wrote:

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@myjourney wrote:

China I read that already on another thread from OP

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Unless things have changed, China requires a "pai-man" for any goods entering her borders, and they differ from province to province. 

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Correct ...more expense when shipping into country not to mention freight to final destination cost ...and no way OP is not paying import taxes

[myjourney]

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@enharu wrote:

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@myjourney wrote:

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@enharu wrote:

people buy and sell all kinds of things everyday. they're still liable for all relevant duties and taxes.

May I ask what country are you shipping them to?

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China I read that already on another thread from OP

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I don't think it's China.

They wanted to charge my girlfriend duties at the airport because she was bringing 2 Birkins into China.

Seeing that:

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@w20031424 wrote:

Because it's not required by law. Unless you think Coach bags can be used for military purpose or have some potential harm to national security.

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Birkin bags cannot be used for military purpose nor have any potential harm to any national security,

And that

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@w20031424 wrote:

No, nothing. Just buy and sell.

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My girlfriend bought 1 extra birkin and was just trying to sell 1 for a profit.......

What w2003 describs clearly does not fit the description of what my girlfriend experienced in China. Therefore I doubt it's China.

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According to one of OP post yes China 

OP please clarify?

[w20031424]

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@enharu wrote:

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@w20031424 wrote:

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@enharu wrote:

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@w20031424 wrote:

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@enharu wrote:

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@w20031424 wrote:

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@enharu wrote:

Just curious. How are you exporting 10-20k worth of goods on a monthly / bi-weekly basis without an import / export license?

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Because it's not required by law.

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So no duties, and no import / export license required?

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No, nothing. Just buy and sell.

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people buy and sell all kinds of things everyday. they're still liable for all relevant duties and taxes.

May I ask what country are you shipping them to?

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You pay duties when goods go IN a country, not when you export it. 

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Precisely.

So the country you're shipping to isn't charging you any taxes or duties? May I ask which country is that? I would love to do business there.

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They do charge duties, and I do pay them, it's 20%. Even factoring in the duty, it's still highly profitable. Because Coach bag is twice or third the price their in China.

The ironic thing is that a lot of things made in China are much more expensive when sold in China. IPhone for example,  it's generally 20%-30% more expensive sold in China. 

[Open123]

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@w20031424 wrote:

They do charge duties, I do pay them, it's 20%. Even factoring in the duty, it's still highly profitable. Because Coach bag is twice or third the price their in China. 

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Given your robust profit margin, I'd suggest you use a strict Letter of Credit with your buyers.  This way, you mitigate the risk of lost merchandise leaving yourself a $30K unpaid invoice.