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Unit stamp sales

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graffx Posted messages 120 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   -
Hello,

I would like to know whether a tobacco retailer has the right to refuse the sale of a stamp sold individually.

Thank you for your response.

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    PPBoyington Posted messages 2318 Status Member 402
     
    Possible that he only sells notebooks, the post office sells them individually, doesn't it?
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    1. nicol
       
      he is obliged to sell by unit see customs
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  2. graffx Posted messages 120 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   2 031
     
    Ok, but if he sells them, he must display in his shop that he only sells them in a booklet, I think that's the law. Does he do the same with his cigarettes?

    Hello, a news please!
    No sir, only by the cartridge!

    Or how to do forced sales...
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  3. Gerrard Bouchard Posted messages 1195 Status Member 27
     
    Moreover, it's not his job...
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    important to be right." W. Churchill
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    1. PPBoyington Posted messages 2318 Status Member 402
       
      Well, if it’s his job! They gave him the concession to sell tobacco and, in exchange, he has to do a few favors like selling fiscal stamps and other things...
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    2. bibou
       
      tax stamps and fine yes, because the tobacconist is linked with the state (since he is an auxiliary of the state), but not with the postal service! if he wants to he is not obligated to sell postal stamps !!!!
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