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Anyone have experience selling stuff from a vehicle like pic related?
Is it an effective way to move product? Do you need permits? Are there rules about where you're allowed to park and set up shop?
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>>1254113
Like, if I parked in a supermarket parking lot would the store get pissed and call the cops?
>>1254113
You'll probably need several licenses to sell stuff legally, however this is /biz/ so go nuts man, Usually the profit margin is pretty neat
>>1254252
Are you retarded
>>1254272
I've got this car, and it draws a LOT of attention. Anytime it gets parked in public, a crowd forms around it and people start taking pics and asking a lot of questions. So I figure I can use this thing as a good marketing tool to get people's attention. Then, once they come over and start talking to me I can start pitching them my product. If needed, I could even tow a small trailer full of product. Obviously, I'd slap on some company logo decals on the windows and doors too.
Good idea?
>>1254113
>Is it an effective way to move product?
It's an effective way to sell food.
>Do you need permits?
Yes.
>Are there rules about where you're allowed to park and set up shop?
Of course there fucking are, numbskull.
>>1254252
>Like, if I parked in a supermarket parking lot would the store get pissed and call the cops?
If you're lucky. If you're NOT lucky, they'll just have their security come shut you down, clamp your vehicle/trailer, charge you for parking, and then the clamp removal fee and clamp rental. And then drag you through the courts when you can't pay, seize your stock and assets, force you out of business, and make it so you'll never be able to get licensed again.
