I've never traded/swapped tobacco before. Is there any legality issues at risk for doing so beyond assuring you aren't dealing with a minor? Thanks!
Legality of Trading Tobacco
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I'm no lawyer, but, well I'm not a lawyer, so good luck and I'm sorry I can't help.
But the other me says "Don't worry about it".
But the other me says "Don't worry about it".
What me worry? I wouldn't not do it based on fear. But I guess I'd not talk about it; just do it is what I am saying for myself.
Callsignawesome,
The last time I looked at my watch, it still said America.
I am not a lawyer, so, there's that, but, if it were me, I would trade/sell any tobacco I pleased. As a private citizen, I'm really not affected by all the regulations the ATF has in place for commercial operations, much like the situation with private citizens trading/swapping firearms. I would also point out that tobacco is bought and sold daily by private citizens on eBay and no one has been bothered. That said, while I freely share a bowl or two of tobacco with friends and smoking acquaintances, selling/trading my tobacco runs contrary to my TAD so I rarely engage in it. :lol:
Lastly, Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms is the greatest business plan for a convenience store ever conceived by man. :rofl:
Cheers,
Chili
The last time I looked at my watch, it still said America.
I am not a lawyer, so, there's that, but, if it were me, I would trade/sell any tobacco I pleased. As a private citizen, I'm really not affected by all the regulations the ATF has in place for commercial operations, much like the situation with private citizens trading/swapping firearms. I would also point out that tobacco is bought and sold daily by private citizens on eBay and no one has been bothered. That said, while I freely share a bowl or two of tobacco with friends and smoking acquaintances, selling/trading my tobacco runs contrary to my TAD so I rarely engage in it. :lol:
Lastly, Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms is the greatest business plan for a convenience store ever conceived by man. :rofl:
Cheers,
Chili
Forgive me, but isn't this just more of the overly politically correct (my opinion) way of thinking? I mean come on, there is a whole category on the Forum page for buying, selling, and swapping tobacco. Just sayin'
Good point Stan.
As for the legality of it, who is going to know about any transaction twixt two people just so long as common sense is applied at both ends?
Regards,
Jay.
As for the legality of it, who is going to know about any transaction twixt two people just so long as common sense is applied at both ends?
Regards,
Jay.
Within Eu this goes as follow, privat citizens are not affected by any law ,so concequally they can transact,trade and swamp tobacco products as they might please, whereas commercial businesses are not allowed sending their merchandise to private customers and likewise privat citizens are not allowed to receive parcels containing tobacco product sended by comemericial registred businesses,nonetheless sometimes it may simply happen that commercial business owner may start acting like privat person sending on his own,its him to deside and you to ask.
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I dunno. If'n you swamp tobacco, wouldn't that make for a lot of relights? I myownself prefer my tobacco dry and crispy.
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les
I dunno. If'n you swamp tobacco, wouldn't that make for a lot of relights? I myownself prefer my tobacco dry and crispy.
hp
les
Trading tobacco is OK, as long as there is not a huge disparity in value (i.e. a prelude to fraud).
In the meantime, our civilization shows signs of being Rome 2.0, so noncompliance may be the winning hand...
In the meantime, our civilization shows signs of being Rome 2.0, so noncompliance may be the winning hand...
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