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<p>[QUOTE="Charliebfc, post: 200163, member: 3230"]New year here and where do I start I'm New to selling in the Antique game and started selling from A Antiques center in Greater Manchester on January 17th 2016.</p><p><br /></p><p>But sorry to say to all come to a abrount end on December 24th 2016.</p><p><br /></p><p>Don't get me wrong I was going to move out of the center on Jan 17th and just build up more stock until April and start selling again .</p><p><br /></p><p>But the way it ended you Couldnt make it up what happend is I'm always happy to make a quick turnover for little profit and often sell to other dealers .</p><p><br /></p><p>That most of my business anyway the center I had my stall in the owner of the center has a half share in a Antiques shop outside the center and I often sell to his business partner because we do good deals and he often buys the whole lot of a fair price and doesn't cherry pick the best leaving me the worst .</p><p><br /></p><p>Not like his partner who runs the Antique center .</p><p><br /></p><p>Who gives me a little has he can and doesn't take the whole lot.</p><p><br /></p><p>So obviously I prefer to deal with the guy in the outside shop . Anyway I just sold the shop guy parcel of things only made £35.00 profit and the Antique owner started moaning saying I show favourably to his parterner and that he wanted out of the unit because he works all the time running the center on his own and I should sell to him when I said I sell who I want to he got irrate and come up to my face winging how many hours he runs the center he a parnter of the shop and so on.</p><p><br /></p><p>Anyway afterwards he said he was up to me if I left .</p><p><br /></p><p>So I had a decision with my girlfriend who witnessed all this and we decide to leave the rather the Jan 17th .</p><p><br /></p><p>It's obvious he wanted my items for himself give me less money and take all the profit for himself .</p><p><br /></p><p>And leave his partner of the shop out.</p><p><br /></p><p>Dog eat Dog .[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Charliebfc, post: 200163, member: 3230"]New year here and where do I start I'm New to selling in the Antique game and started selling from A Antiques center in Greater Manchester on January 17th 2016. But sorry to say to all come to a abrount end on December 24th 2016. Don't get me wrong I was going to move out of the center on Jan 17th and just build up more stock until April and start selling again . But the way it ended you Couldnt make it up what happend is I'm always happy to make a quick turnover for little profit and often sell to other dealers . That most of my business anyway the center I had my stall in the owner of the center has a half share in a Antiques shop outside the center and I often sell to his business partner because we do good deals and he often buys the whole lot of a fair price and doesn't cherry pick the best leaving me the worst . Not like his partner who runs the Antique center . Who gives me a little has he can and doesn't take the whole lot. So obviously I prefer to deal with the guy in the outside shop . Anyway I just sold the shop guy parcel of things only made £35.00 profit and the Antique owner started moaning saying I show favourably to his parterner and that he wanted out of the unit because he works all the time running the center on his own and I should sell to him when I said I sell who I want to he got irrate and come up to my face winging how many hours he runs the center he a parnter of the shop and so on. Anyway afterwards he said he was up to me if I left . So I had a decision with my girlfriend who witnessed all this and we decide to leave the rather the Jan 17th . It's obvious he wanted my items for himself give me less money and take all the profit for himself . And leave his partner of the shop out. Dog eat Dog .[/QUOTE]
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