When you sell 9mm Books "we" make money.

As a book seller you now have 3 options to chose from in obtaining 9mm Books at wholesale prices.

1) Booksellers in the "regular book trade" must now go through SCB Distributors (see Figure 1 below).

We have granted SCB contract rights to maintain an inventory at the SCB warehouse in L.A. and the exclusive right to solicit BOOKSELLERS in the "regular book trade" in the United States and Canada, for the purchase thereof on a sale or return basis.

2) Exception to #1, New and Continuing Last Gasp account holders may still continue to purchase 9mm books through Last Gasp (see Figure 2 below).

3) Buyers not in "the regular book trade" may purchase 9mm books through the "9mm Books Wholesale Program" or establish accounts with SCB or Last Gasp (see Figure 2 below).

Discussion

Clear as mud right... Its really all about TERMS!

If you are a BIG BOX book seller like Borders in the U.S. or McNally Robinson in Canada -or- a Regional book seller like Copperfields in Sonoma County California you have Corporate policies that require the acquisition of books under "regular trade book market terms".

Well to the big box book sellers it makes perfect sense. If you are a Borders, Barns & Noble or any book store that expects to purchase books under regular trade book terms. You

To the entrepreneur opening a store where art books will be one of many items for sale