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Coke sued 68 mill in antimonopoly suit
- Thread starter Jokersmoker
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yankeesfan
Diamond Member
Why not just sell it?
KingofCamelot
Golden Member
Um, yea, about that. You have a right not to sell their product, they have a right not to sell it to you.
Except for when black-mail occurs.
K1052
Elite Member
The major soda compaines are ultra competitive, this is no secret.
They might be able to push the smaller accounts around but their reps will just about set themselves on fire if asked to land the big guns (major sports leagues, concert venues, fast food, theatre chains, etc...).
They might be able to push the smaller accounts around but their reps will just about set themselves on fire if asked to land the big guns (major sports leagues, concert venues, fast food, theatre chains, etc...).
yankeesfan
Diamond Member
I did. If she doesn't want to sell Coke, she doesn't have to. Simple as that.
loup garou
Lifer
She does want to. 😕
Amused
Elite Member
What an absurd ruling.
Coke has every right to refuse to sell wholesale to anyone. She had every right to comply, not sell Coke, or buy retail and resell Coke.
Because that's the gist of it, here. She had a retail contract with Coke to purchase and resell Coke at wholesale prices. Coke reserves the right to set the terms and she reseves the right to accept, or reject those terms.
Again, this ruling is absurd and a gross violation of Coke's rights.
Coke has every right to refuse to sell wholesale to anyone. She had every right to comply, not sell Coke, or buy retail and resell Coke.
Because that's the gist of it, here. She had a retail contract with Coke to purchase and resell Coke at wholesale prices. Coke reserves the right to set the terms and she reseves the right to accept, or reject those terms.
Again, this ruling is absurd and a gross violation of Coke's rights.
mercanucaribe
Banned
Did you read the article? The issue was about her selling a competitor's soda. Coke refused to sell to her if she didn't stop selling Big Cola.
yankeesfan
Diamond Member
Fine. Coke doesn't need to sell it to her. She can sell Big Cola. I believe that a company reserves the right to not sell it to her.
I believe that he and others sprouted their mouth with out read the article. The ruling is fair because that is unfair trading practice. Here in Canada a store can chose to sell any product that they like, however they are not allow to put a competitor product inside Coke, Pepsi, etc? machine.
I for one agree with the decision.
Right on, comrade! :thumbsup:
...Here in Canada a store can chose to sell any product that they like, however they are not allow to put a competitor product inside Coke, Pepsi, etc?
Does Coke have the "right" to refuse to sell wholesale, to competitor's merchants?
Right on, comrade! :thumbsup:
...Here in Canada a store can chose to sell any product that they like, however they are not allow to put a competitor product inside Coke, Pepsi, etc?
Does Coke have the "right" to refuse to sell wholesale, to competitor's merchants?
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