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Fair play to anyone who can take something and sell it. It’s no different from market traders.

The only issue I have is if people aren’t paying taxes or are doing other side hustles when they shouldn’t be.

Otherwise, it’s just smart business.

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supply and demand, fair play to those who can make good money from doing it. i dont see any arm in it, the way the internet has opened up, i think its a good thing that people can make a living selling items without having to have storage and what not. provided taxes are paid, its a good way to make an income.

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The practice is not illegal but is the practice ethical?

I'll stay well clear of anything like that.

I would rather buy my goods from a source I can trust.

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