I can understand your frustration, but that's actually not uncommon. I'm in the computer sales industry and many suppliers won't even look at us unless we can sell 10 of thousands of dollars worth of their merchandise, never mind having to be a legitimate business entity. They could really care less because there are so many who can meet their requirements. You have to understand that when they give YOU the products at cost (wholesale), they esentially lose money unless you can make up for it by selling in large quantities. Furthermore, if you are not a legitimate business identity, how can they be sure you aren't someone off the street who simply wants to buy their goods at discounted prices for personal use? If you are mad at them, you would need to be mad at just about every vendor.dbrownusarmy said:
Yes, but you have to understand that their only "storefront" IS the Internet. I'm sure they know better than to invite competition. They stick with storefront resellers because Blackhawk doesn't have storefronts and therefore can benefit from this. The more they can sell directly to customers, the more they profit. Put it this way... if this policy lost them money, they probably wouldn't do it.dbrownusarmy said:
