Ndill
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12 years ago

An interesting wrinkle in the debate would be the rights of the manufacturer. One could argue they sold to him in good faith that he would redistribute, through a legitimate business, the goods.

Not disagreeing with you exactly, but when you discussed the rights of the business-owner vs consumer it occurred to me that there might be a 3rd party who has specific expectations of the deal. More importantly, these expectations may be built into a contracted sale.

victor809 wrote:


Very good point.
Ndill
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12 years ago

NDill I would tell him your "preferred" business will be conducted somewhere else if you don't get on the list. Then ask him if its because your part black and tell him the conversation is being recorded

ZRX1200 wrote:



This seems to be the best solution to the problem honestly.🇨🇮
Puffnstuff79
12 years ago
I saw some Lost City in a B&M. They were charging $40 and some change. I just couldn't figure on doing it. Which was probably why they sat there calling my name. With my wife with me all I could do was chuckle and act like I didn't even think about it
Ndill
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12 years ago
^ good choice. Lost city (any vitola) are not as good as try line opus IMHO. The price at $40 is way off also.
rfenst
12 years ago

An interesting wrinkle in the debate would be the rights of the manufacturer. One could argue they sold to him in good faith that he would redistribute, through a legitimate business, the goods.

Not disagreeing with you exactly, but when you discussed the rights of the business-owner vs consumer it occurred to me that there might be a 3rd party who has specific expectations of the deal. More importantly, these expectations may be built into a contracted sale.

victor809 wrote:




Manufacturers have the right to set retail prices and can refuse to sell to a vendor who does not comply.

Your third party beneficiary theory is interesting, but doesn't fly because there is no vested right enuring to the entire public.
victor809
12 years ago

Manufacturers have the right to set retail prices and can refuse to sell to a vendor who does not comply.

Your third party beneficiary theory is interesting, but doesn't fly because there is no vested right enuring to the entire public.

rfenst wrote:



Damn lawyers and their damn liberal vests.
Ndill
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12 years ago
Nobody likes vests. Cept prep college kids
tonygraz
12 years ago

Manufacturers have the right to set retail prices and can refuse to sell to a vendor who does not comply.

Your third party beneficiary theory is interesting, but doesn't fly because there is no vested right enuring to the entire public.

rfenst wrote:




There was a legal case about that, someone vs Robinson Wholesale, where the Supreme Court said that manufacturers cannot enforce sales at a set price. That's why the the "S" is in MSRP.
gryphonms
12 years ago
Is a liberal vest green or pink?
Abrignac
12 years ago

There was a legal case about that, someone vs Robinson Wholesale, where the Supreme Court said that manufacturers cannot enforce sales at a set price. That's why the the "S" is in MSRP.

tonygraz wrote:




If you mean:

Bulova Watch Company v. Robinson Wholesale Co.
108 N.W.2d 365 (1961)

That is a state case and as such only pertains to Iowa.
Buckwheat
12 years ago

There was a legal case about that, someone vs Robinson Wholesale, where the Supreme Court said that manufacturers cannot enforce sales at a set price. That's why the the "S" is in MSRP.

tonygraz wrote:



Tell it to Apple.
Abrignac
12 years ago
Just to add, even if outlawing minimum pricing was the law of the land it could still be practiced. All a vendor has to do is cut off an account that is selling them below map is to audit then ban them because they owe $3.75.
ZRX1200
12 years ago
True...........true


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DrafterX
12 years ago
earthson
12 years ago

Does he have fake maduro double robusto Opus?

ZRX1200 wrote:



Yes, CI - please bring back the counterfeit Opus maduros! I just sold all my CCs so I can pay upwards of $35 per stick on merchandise that was definitely NOT gotten through Prometheus/Fuente!

On a side note, I hear the fake maduro Opus have lovely notes of substandard Honduran tobacco!
bassman45
12 years ago
Well I remember getting mine for just under $30 each,you can have one for $25 lol🍺
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