Retailing or Reselling Sample Clauses

Retailing or Reselling. After the initial product or inventory is purchased, no product can be resold or retailed for less than the suggested retail price (no product under $5 USD). This includes, but is not limited to, offering or advertising free items through buy X, get X promotions or giving free gifts with a purchase. This same policy applies whether the free promotional item being offered is a Paparazzi product or a product not carried in Paparazzi’s inventory. Offering or advertising these types of promotions lowers the retail price of each piece sold below the required $5 USD minimum. Doing so compromises the entire Paparazzi program for all Consultants. Any promotion of a Consultant’s independent business or the Paparazzi opportunity through any channel of communication (public or private) is considered advertising. Additionally, giving away free items that are not sold by Paparazzi can lead customers to the assumption that those items are part of Paparazzi’s product offering. As outlined in Section 5.13, offering non-Paparazzi products alongside Paparazzi products compromises its good name and can lead to the Paparazzi name and brand being associated with inferior products. Any exceptions to this policy must be authorized by an official Paparazzi officer in writing prior to the sale or event.
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Retailing or Reselling. After the initial product or inventory is purchased, no product can be resold or retailed for less than the suggested retail price. Any exceptions must be approved prior to the sale or event by an authorized Zapple officer in writing. Any activity in which the product is sold under the suggested retail price from any Distributors risks the program of all Distributors.
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