Sentences with phrase «on consignment through»

2014 Supercharged Audi R8 V10 now on consignment through Gulf Coast Exotic Auto.

Not exact matches

A black, full length, incredibly vintage looking (though I believe it was made in the 80s, based on the font used in the tag and the sizing) princess coat that I bought for $ 100 (a huge sum to me at the time) at one of my favourite consignment stores when I was eighteen and living on my own in Calgary, this coat saw me through winters in two countries and three provinces.

When I sell on consignment, each of those book sales matters and I have to track each one on its journey through independent bookstores.

So you have two options: to buy ISBNs for your books, or to see if they'd be willing to sell them on consignment — this means that you purchase the paperbacks through CreateSpace at cost, then the bookstore will sell those books and split the remaining profit with you.

Special sales offers authors a way to to reduce their dependence on «consignment - based» sales through retail channels, characterized by the bookstore's right to return unsold books.

I also get independent bookstores to take a few copies of my books on consignment and I promote and sell them directly through my website too.

I have to sell mine on consignment to go through a dealer and that can be a losing proposition.

While you are correct about the KDP policy on the 70 % return (I prefer to think of it as a 30 % commission, which isn't unreasonable for consignment sales; 65 % is outrageous), I think Kat's point was to point out that even those defending Amazon aren't following through completely on the logic of Amazon's PR.

At the Clothing Dock, a trendy consignment store in Arcata, owner Susan Paul [in photo below with Roxy] sorts through a basket of sweaters and knit tops, while «talking dog,» the term she uses for gabbing about her tan - colored pit bull - cross, Roxy, who lounges on the floor nearby.

The name is thought to have originated through a mistake on an order consignment in the early 19th century when Twill (the diagonal line running through the fabric) was misspelt and is entirely coincidental that it was woven in the valleys through which the River Tweed travels.

by Deborah McNamara on November 17, 2014 0 Buffalo Exchange and NWEI partnership donate your wooden nickels reuse and recycle your clothing support NWEI through Tokens for Bags program why consignment stores help communities

Through December 1st, NWEI has partnered with one of these consignment clothing stores — the Buffalo Exchange on 1036 W. Burnside in Portland.

First of you can sell your car on someone else's lot through a thing called consignment.