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Posted: 8/26/2006 8:35:09 AM EDT
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Unless it violates the Civil Rights Act (i.e. if you decide to refuse business to a particular class, and you fall into the kind of business regulated by the act), I don't think there is anything illegal about choosing what markets you want to sell your products in. |
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Posted: 8/26/2006 8:51:21 AM EDT
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I've told people that I wasn't gonna be able to take care of them and asked them to please leave my shop...
Now whether the shareholders will allow a corp to do so or not is something I don't know... |
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Posted: 8/26/2006 8:53:58 AM EDT
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Barrett has only refused to sell or service California law enforcement/government. They still actively pursue the civilian market, just not in .50bmg caliber. spelling |
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Posted: 8/26/2006 8:54:56 AM EDT
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You can refuse to do business with anyone unless its something special or a monopoly.
If you make a special medicine that only your company makes and no one else can or does, they can force you to sell to them. They will have to pay what others are paying. But if its not a life threatening or essential for life or health no they cant make you do squat. |
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Posted: 8/26/2006 9:11:31 AM EDT
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Think Slick 50. Dupont holds the patent on teflon,and makes no such claims about what it will do for longevity of engines,they are forced to sell teflon to the "Slick 50 folks".
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