Sentence examples for middleman mark from inspiring English sources
The alleged scheme by the middleman, Mark C. Hotton, who is now facing federal charges, collapsed after a New York Times article questioned the existence of one Hotton investor, "Paul Abrams," who had supposedly died of malaria in London.
The lawyer, Ronald G. Russo, said that an exhaustive inquiry in New York and London by private investigators had established that the four investors puportedly brought into the production by the middleman, Mark C. Hotton, a financially troubled Long Island stockbroker, were all fictitious.
There is no disclosure, no transparency, and no regulation over what a middleman can mark up and no obligation to disclose or pass back any savings if the price comes down," Victor founder and CEO Clive Jackson tells TechCrunch.
One is traditional wholesaling: sell the book to a middleman, who typically adds a mark-up to customers, but sometimes discounts a book below cost as a "loss leader" to attract more business for items that aren't discounted in this way.
One recently retired middleman who knows both the coach and the players is Joe Kocur, who as a young Red Wing made his mark as one of hockey's top fighters.
Data collected by mechanisms that source their information from countries does not reveal the number of middlemen and the amount of mark-ups included in the reported price.
To avoid price mark-ups by middlemen and drop ship scams, you can vet your wholesalers according to independent verification.
