How to get around Limit per Customer?

[XxDaBombGamerxX]

So, in order to get a little extra cash, I'm looking at building computers for profit. Now we all shake off that little note "Limit 1 Per Customer" etc, on amazon and newegg. But when trying to do some part time computer building, how do you get around this limitation?

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

Get legal & set up a PC business, then buy components from trade outlets.

 

[13thmonkey]

Order on demand and don't carry stock, stock ages and loses value very quickly, you'll never make enough money to cover that.

 

[XxDaBombGamerxX]

Order on demand and don't carry stock, stock ages and loses value very quickly, you'll never make enough money to cover that.

Understandable, however, how do you get around the limitation of only being able to buy x amount of items

 

[13thmonkey]

no idea, depends on the shop, is it account based, address based, payment card based?

 

[XxDaBombGamerxX]

no idea, depends on the shop, is it account based, address based, payment card based?

I know for Newegg, it says "x limit per customer", so I would probably guess either account or address

 

[13thmonkey]

Ask about trade accounts. But you'll probably lose special offers.

 

[BFG-9000]

Same way you get around limits for mail-in rebates. Enlist the help of friends and family for use of their names and addresses.

Has to be people you trust because you'll have to pay them upfront--it's unreasonable to expect people helping you to extend you credit

 

[13thmonkey]

A part of the problem with this, is that as you are not buying 'trade' the warranty and proof of purchase sits with you/your friends and not with your customers...

 

[XxDaBombGamerxX]

Ask about trade accounts. But you'll probably lose special offers.

Sorry if this seems completely unnecessary, but what exactly is a trade account. I've been trying to look into it, and all I can find is stocks.

 

[13thmonkey]

Ask about trade accounts. But you'll probably lose special offers.

Sorry if this seems completely unnecessary, but what exactly is a trade account. I've been trying to look into it, and all I can find is stocks.

Maybe they don't have such an account, call them? See what they can do for a small company?

 

[XxDaBombGamerxX]

Ask about trade accounts. But you'll probably lose special offers.

Sorry if this seems completely unnecessary, but what exactly is a trade account. I've been trying to look into it, and all I can find is stocks.

Maybe they don't have such an account, call them? See what they can do for a small company?

Alright. Thanks Man!