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crmjewelers · 7 months
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What's the most expensive watch we got our hands on when we started out (2012-2013)? Here it is. The Richard Mille RM52-01 Skull Tourbillon, $680,000 at the time (2012-2013). How much do you think this watch is worth now? 🤷 👉 Win a Rolex: Click here ⌚
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murdercycles · 11 days
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My eurotrash.
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timetravelingcourtney · 10 months
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Question to everyone, I’d like some patterns for this little grey market totally legit taking care of baby. Any links or ideas?
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desertdollranch · 2 years
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@sewfordolls on Instagram found a bunch of Kirsten’s skating coats that I remember we were just discussing recently. That basically confirms that these are definitely grey market items, which means that they’re being produced by factories who continue to make them long after they’ve stopped being sold by American Girl. Then they sell these either by the piece to individual buyers or wholesale to resellers, rather than sending them to American Girl warehouses in the U.S. to be paired with the scarf and skates. They’re legit items with tags and everything, they’re just missing the rest of the outfit set. And you won’t get in legal trouble if you buy them. 
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miochimochi · 5 months
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I'm working on something having to do with my political beliefs. I don't think Tumblr has a character limit, so I'm thinking of posting it here. It's at 17k+ characters right now and I still have 1 section not completed and 3 more not even started.
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kwebtv · 23 days
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From the Golden Age of Television
Season 1 Episode 2
Biff Baker, U.S.A. - Grey Market - CBS - November 13, 1952
Action Adventure
Running Time: 30 minutes
Written by Alan Woods, John Kohn and Fenton W. Earnshaw
Produced by
Directed by Richard Irving
Stars:
 Alan Hale Jr. as Biff Baker
Randy Stuart as Louise Baker
Peter Miles as Joseph
Rex Evans as Tom Davenport
Jay Novello as Maurice
Lisa Golm as Anna
Gabriel Curtiz
Hans Herbert
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101198 · 3 months
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Learn about the grey market premium and its significance in initial public offerings (IPOs) on Rupeezy's insightful blog.
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kuldeep123446789 · 6 months
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The Gray Market
The gray market refers to the trade of goods through channels that are not authorized by the manufacturer or official distributor but are not illegal. Also known as parallel imports, the grey market involves the sale of genuine products through unofficial channels. This phenomenon is a complex and controversial aspect of global trade, impacting various industries and raising ethical, legal, and economic considerations.
One key characteristic of the grey market is the resale of genuine products without the explicit approval of the original manufacturer. These products often enter the grey market through several means, including overstock, excess inventory, or products meant for a different market or region. Grey market goods can be identical to those sold through authorized channels, but they may be available at lower prices due to differences in distribution and marketing costs.
One reason for the existence of the gray market is the price differentials that arise from variations in regional pricing strategies adopted by manufacturers. Price discrimination, where companies set different prices for the same product in different markets, can create opportunities for arbitrage. Entrepreneurs may exploit these price differences by sourcing products from regions where they are cheaper and selling them in markets where they command higher prices, capturing the price spread as profit.
Consumers are often drawn to the grey market because of the potential cost savings. However, there are several risks associated with purchasing grey market goods. These products might not come with the same warranties, customer support, or quality assurance as those sold through authorized channels. Additionally, the resale of goods through the grey market may undermine the manufacturer's ability to control its brand image and reputation.
Manufacturers, on the other hand, have concerns about the impact of the grey market on their business. They argue that the grey market undermines their control over pricing, distribution, and brand integrity. Unauthorized sellers may divert sales from authorized distributors, affecting the manufacturer's relationships with its established channels. Manufacturers also worry about the potential dilution of their brand if consumers associate their products with inconsistent quality or poor customer service from grey market sources.
The legal status of the grey market varies across jurisdictions. While some countries have strict laws against parallel imports, others have more lenient regulations. The ambiguity in international trade laws contributes to the complexity of addressing grey market activities. Manufacturers often resort to legal action, such as trademark infringement suits, to protect their interests. However, navigating legal channels can be challenging, particularly when dealing with cross-border trade.
Efforts to combat the grey market include improved supply chain management, stricter enforcement of intellectual property rights, and collaboration between manufacturers, governments, and industry associations. Some companies have adopted strategies such as global pricing harmonization to minimize regional price differentials, reducing the incentives for grey market activities.
In conclusion, the gray market is a multifaceted phenomenon that arises from the complexities of global trade, regional pricing differentials, and consumer behavior. While it provides consumers with access to potentially lower-priced goods, it poses challenges for manufacturers in terms of brand control and market dynamics. Striking a balance between protecting intellectual property rights and meeting consumer demand for affordable products remains a challenge for businesses and policymakers alike.
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feisty-yordle · 8 months
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nekoprankster218 · 5 months
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The usual story:
Magic companion: Let's go on an adventure kid!
Kid protagonist: Heck yeah!
The magic world: *whimsy and fun*
The Boy and the Heron:
demonic stinky Grey Heron: I'm here to take you on an adventure, and possibly tear out and eat your heart if I feel like it
Mahito, home-making his own bow and arrow: Leave me the fuck alone I'll kill you monster
The world in the tower: *whimsically mysterious and also fucked up and lowkey Cosmic Horror*
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agronian · 5 days
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so xenotrek and i have been working IRL on a crowdfunding startup project for this lil bad mfker called…
~The Bad OBD~
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it’s a can bus dongle that plugs into the car diagnostic port and eliminates the need for a key!!! in any vehicle!! (whaaat!!)
yes it’s real yes there’s a prototype. hmu for any deets. i shall provide :)
we are working on getting approved on kickstarter as i type this but
we have an (admittedly wip) website at
www.badobd.wordpress.com
if ya wanna check it out… anyways yes just a heads up that this is happening!!! check it out!! reblog for visibility if you daaare…. big up’s to the car hackers out there, WE SEE YOU !!
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basically we want to make this really really badly, we are just super broke and currently living thru our own personal 9/11 money wise. yea. more details to come!! anyways if anyone is interested in backing this, we have a deal for the first 33 backers to get their own custom bad OBD for like 80% of the final price.
bad OBD!!! :D
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oh yeah it also has an app on the phone which acts as the base of controls, pretty hot stuff here.
here’s the ugly ass prototype literally mk 1 (it will look a lot more SEXY after we get the money in order to manufacture it for yall) yes it works tho :3 thank XENOTREK for the brains of the op, best car hacker ive ever known. absolute menace. gosh. *heart eyes*
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bitchgtr · 11 months
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Drop a follow 🥀
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mayaheronthorn · 9 months
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Just reading that make me tear up 😭 they are so perfect
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thecl0wnfather · 1 year
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hello, this came 2 me while reading a platonic Welcome Home fic. please give me more of those, there's barely any. i am so *friendship noises* about these puppets FUCK *punches wall out of cuteness aggression*
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and doodles of this... thing. this isn't really an OC, just... the "you" page but humanoid idfk. im unfortunately going to say I got the face idea from minus8 💀 im so sorry
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frukostbuffe · 2 years
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jean grey parlor trick
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londonedge · 8 days
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Grey flats above an almost deserted Chrisp Street Market in Poplar
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