agius1520
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Of course it's illegal, look on the back of the packets, they will say multi pack bags, not for resale!
Plus you wouldn't ever make any money on Ebay, who buys individual packets of crisps! If they are unique items then people won't be interested and you'd only sell a couple. Plus the postage and ebay fees would be more than any profit. |
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dels replies
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Multipacks have got a big sign on " Not for resale" |
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libbyft
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As long as you sell them as a multipack, and not individually it is perfectly legal. |
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Hollie-Raie's Mummy!
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if you wanna sell the whole multipack on, then thats not illegal. however, i dont think that there is much business for selling foodstuffs on ebay! you'll be living on crisps when you cant shift them all!! |
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xcx
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yes!!! they say not for resale |
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a-and-a
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The local pakki shop does it with packets of cigarettes |
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AussieGal777
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I dont think there is a large market for this
and i am pretty sure its rare someone sells food on ebay |
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Emmarose
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It usually says on the bag that it is part of a multiple and should'nt be sold singley. But anything seems to go on Ebay, so who can tell |
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mdukeusa
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What are crisp?
http://www.yuwie.com/yuwie.asp?r=83519 |
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rosiedobie
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Why would you break the law to make something like £2.00 ??? wake up..... |
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NADINE G
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Yes, unless it doesn't say that the thing in question is from a multipack |
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Annie M
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What saddo would bid/buy crisps from Ebay. |
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dpantz74
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I didn't see anything! |
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claireybearyfairy
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It's illigal. Somewhere on the packet it should say "to be sold as a multipack only" |
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