Wholesaler wants business documents I don't want to get.

[Markk]

I found a good wholesaler for someting I would like to start trading in, but they only sell to retail shops to "protect the market". So they want:

some documents pertaining to your business. Acceptable documents include, Cleared import declaration, National Import/Export permit, Prior airway bills from shipments you have cleared, business license, resale permits, tax id #, etc, basically any offical document showing your company name, and that you are legally involved in this industry.

Has anyone got any ideas on how I can get them to accept me?
I've tried offering them cash and a large order, but they want documents.

I don't want the government involved in my trading, thats why I want to avoid getting "official" documentation. -_-


If thats not an option, do you think registering as a sole trader would be sufficient ?

[teedon]

I think you can show your ebay shop to them and make a picture of your own shop(realy shop) or office,if you make some efforts and show them you are serious ,i am sure they will accept you as noon as they know you are serious retailer.

[bode]

If they are wanting to sell to retails shops they probably don't want you trading on ebay. And if you don't want the government to know you must be doing something illegal so you will have to produce false documents and get yourself deeper into the lie.

[Markk]

ok thanks, I'll set up everything and show them I'm serious.

-I'm not doing anything illegal, I have an un-rebutted affidavit revoking my citizenship of the UNITED KINGDOM. Therefore I'm not subject to statutes... a freeman-on-the-land. Check out Robert Menard if your interested.