Collusion on the part of sellers: The conditions necessary for it to work and why it is good for the seller?
441985
Collusion works if there is a fair amount of business where they are located. They have to have the same products, and there has to be an open market for it. It is good for sellers, because it allows them to equally split profits amongst themselves and to keep prices high because of the lack of free markets.
919353
I think they would be within their rights to refuse to honor the price...But a good system would have somebody that cuts off the line by some mechanism so that everybody that's in line already gets the sale price.
183593
The act of exchanging car for money with profit flowing from car buyer to car seller
109512
It does appear that way. I am not sure if antitrust laws apply to mergers though. With very large mergers I do think people do question the lawfulness of the transaction. I am not too sure though.
1159706
It really depend on the product you are selling.\n\nLC
532910
To add to the previous answer, in most instances you own the product 100% when you buy it with Resell Rights. I have encountered cases where you have Resell Rights with a few restrictions---Read The Fine Print!
504339
Hello, I heard ppl are making money buying and reselling items and then having them shipped away to the new buyer. You can try ;)
11670
When you sell an item, title of the item is transferred to the buyer. They are free to use it, destroy it, or resell it. When you license something, the licensee never owns it, and is subject to the terms of the license. It's like buying or renting a house. There is one hybrid called a "conditional sale" in which the ownership is only conveyed if a set of conditions are met.
1083069
More sellers than buyers?
316762
Enables sellers to fix a price which may exceed the accepted market price.  Elasticity of demand will also be a factor, the lower the supply, the easier it is to raise the price.\n\nWhen buyers collude they now what each other is prepared to pay and can outbid with some confidence.\n\nTip.  If ever at an auction and someone is looking at an item which you want, always make some reference to the item being of poor quality, that way you may put them off.
193414
Hmmm... probably not.. very possible you can get a seller to hold a seller second.. and that is hard to get sometimes..
177154
If they are selling a house to someone at below market cost or giving a below market mortgage, then it seems fair that they can set selling guidelines so that someone can't take advantage of the low purchase price.
1035355
A market is said to be efficient if it operates under pure competition and the following four conditions are satisfied:\n\n1) Numerous participants- each seller and puchaser constitutes so small a proportion of the total market that his output or purchase decisions have no effect on the price.\n\n2) Homogeneity of product- as far as any buyer is concerned, the product  offered by any one seller is identical to that supplied by every other seller.  As a result, the buyer does not care whom he buys.\n\n3) Freedom of entry and exit- new firms desiring to enter the market can do so on terms as good as those available to firms already there.  Similarly, if production and sale of goods proves to be insufficiently profitable, there are no special impediments preventing firms from leaving the market.\n\n4) Perfect information- each firm and each customer is well informed about the available products and their prices.
931528
not to try, just to sell. But if you try to buy from people who don't like to be put in that position, they will report you.\nyour basically asking people to break the law for you.
762045
They both have their good and bad points.  I would say the vendor relationship would be easier to terminate should the arrangement prove unsatisfactory.
406472
They would sell for the amount of which someone had bought them from you.
580951
It is riskier for both... both parties are getting into a legal contract without the help of a professional. the seller risks not getting a good price among other things. the buy risks getting into something they cannot get out of, ie stuck with a crappy house they paid to much for. many agents will work with a buyer on a FSBO if the buyer goes through the agent befor seeing the house or if you have one that will work for a flat fee that is good to. good luck, i hope it all works out for you!