Sentence examples for primary sellers from inspiring English sources

But while in the past Ticketmaster and other primary sellers have at times been on the same side as brokers, they are now bitterly divided.

Connecticut's consumer protection report faulted primary sellers like Ticketmaster for not disclosing how many tickets are on sale at a given time, but it reserved most of its criticism for the secondary market.

And although secondary platforms profit hugely from having swept tickets listed on their sites, they can't understand why the government are going after them and not the promoters and primary sellers.

The new legislation does address this issue by including a clause on whether the terms of primary sellers are fair, and Weatherley says, "All providers of live events I have spoken to have stated categorically that they will allow genuine fans to resell at face value – or nearing face value – and I am satisfied that this isn't an empty promise".

On Tuesday, the Eaton Vance Corporation, another primary seller of closed-end funds, announced a similar move.

As the primary seller of ebooks in the US – with about 65% of the market, according to the New Yorker – and a major share of publishers' sales, Amazon's aggressive tactics were meant to press Hachette in negotiations.

The company recently replaced Dell as the primary seller of PCs worldwide, according to IDC.

The live notifications to merchants that they are no longer the primary seller of a brand-registered product?

We apply the role taxonomy of seller agent in the system with the following hierarchy: Primary agency Seller Secondary agency seller: we differentiate three levels of secondary agency seller: Secondary agency level 1 Secondary agency level 2 Secondary agency level 3 Freedom seller: the retail seller without constraint of primary or secondary agency.

It would also direct the secretary of state to produce a report on ticket regulation and prohibit primary ticket sellers like Ticketmaster from selling seats directly to scalpers.

In Connecticut, where the state legislature has considered a bill governing whether "primary" online sellers like Ticketmaster can restrict resales, the Department of Consumer Protection issued a report criticizing scalpers' deceptive tactics, like luring fans to phony Web sites and not disclosing their terms of sale.