Selling marijuana parafanaglia online?
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lol wtf dude? were you born in the 40s?
it's legal to sell paraphernalia in a STORE FRONT. lol. never mind online, you can sell whatever the fuck you want online, you think these escort websites are legal? lol
morally wrong? it's marijuana for gods sake.
I came in here thinking you had a business idea for a product and were inquiring about the legality of taking it to market online
it's legal to sell paraphernalia in a STORE FRONT. lol. never mind online, you can sell whatever the fuck you want online, you think these escort websites are legal? lol
morally wrong? it's marijuana for gods sake.
I came in here thinking you had a business idea for a product and were inquiring about the legality of taking it to market online
I read up on it and it seemed to insinuate how it was worded, ie water something instead of a bong. Plus the whole cHong thing a few years ago. Only a few commerce platforms will accept payments from these type of products.
There are certain states to avoid I also read, pensylvania and Ohio I believe.
There are certain states to avoid I also read, pensylvania and Ohio I believe.
its fully legal.in ohio and pennsylvania as well I'm quite sure.
the issue is you can't reference marijuana anywhere. paraphernalia isn't "paraphernalia" until someone buys it and then uses it in a illegal manner.
As far as your concerned, it's for tobacco smoking
the issue is you can't reference marijuana anywhere. paraphernalia isn't "paraphernalia" until someone buys it and then uses it in a illegal manner.
As far as your concerned, it's for tobacco smoking
Morally wrong?! Quite the opposite
Toronto Hemp Company will sell you a bong in person or online/mail order. Completely legal and morally just.
Toronto Hemp Company will sell you a bong in person or online/mail order. Completely legal and morally just.
Unintentionally funny thread title.
I'm not sure I understand the "morally wrong" piece.
If I sell packs of Rizla's or Zig Zag's, is it OK to sell them only if a customer plans to roll and smoke tobacco, and wrong if they intend to roll something else? In any event, I don't see how it matters at all, as long as they don't plan to roll or smoke in your shop... do car salesmen fret over the idea that their customers may one day use that Hyundai to speed or run a red light?
The Friendly Stranger and Toronto Hemp Company (THC) have been around for a couple decades. They seem to have avoided LE by being discreet with end-use descriptions. I recall a friend getting kicked out of a shop in the 90s because he kept saying "pot" instead of "smokeables" "tobacco mix" or "herbal mix" (et al).
At-present, the 3 closest convenience stores to my house all sell paraphenilia (herbal grinders and all forms of glassware). As long as you're not selling to underage people, it seems like you're fine.
If I'm buying paraphenilia online and the site isn't discrete, I won't use them. I also prefer to buy in Canada to avoid any potential customs hassles. I also try to avoid travelling with paraphenilia, even unused.
Unless you are looking for something incredibly specific and unavailable at your local, a brick and mortar head shop is the way to go, in-particular with glassware. It's never fun to get a broken piece in the mail, and photos never do glassware justice, in-particular if it's a unique piece.
I use Amazon to replace parts as-needed for my desktop vape, and portable vapes I have bought and have shipped over borders.
I believe a big part of the Chong conviction was over a couple of the places (states) he was selling his bongs (or how he was bringing them into the state) and the lack of discretion in his advertising / marketing, in-addition to being a high-profile company owner (similar but different to Marc Emery owned dispensary raids in Toronto).
I'm not sure I understand the "morally wrong" piece.
If I sell packs of Rizla's or Zig Zag's, is it OK to sell them only if a customer plans to roll and smoke tobacco, and wrong if they intend to roll something else? In any event, I don't see how it matters at all, as long as they don't plan to roll or smoke in your shop... do car salesmen fret over the idea that their customers may one day use that Hyundai to speed or run a red light?
The Friendly Stranger and Toronto Hemp Company (THC) have been around for a couple decades. They seem to have avoided LE by being discreet with end-use descriptions. I recall a friend getting kicked out of a shop in the 90s because he kept saying "pot" instead of "smokeables" "tobacco mix" or "herbal mix" (et al).
At-present, the 3 closest convenience stores to my house all sell paraphenilia (herbal grinders and all forms of glassware). As long as you're not selling to underage people, it seems like you're fine.
If I'm buying paraphenilia online and the site isn't discrete, I won't use them. I also prefer to buy in Canada to avoid any potential customs hassles. I also try to avoid travelling with paraphenilia, even unused.
Unless you are looking for something incredibly specific and unavailable at your local, a brick and mortar head shop is the way to go, in-particular with glassware. It's never fun to get a broken piece in the mail, and photos never do glassware justice, in-particular if it's a unique piece.
I use Amazon to replace parts as-needed for my desktop vape, and portable vapes I have bought and have shipped over borders.
I believe a big part of the Chong conviction was over a couple of the places (states) he was selling his bongs (or how he was bringing them into the state) and the lack of discretion in his advertising / marketing, in-addition to being a high-profile company owner (similar but different to Marc Emery owned dispensary raids in Toronto).
My account was hacked. ;o) spell check should have been utilized I must admit.What is a parafanaglia?
Like someone else said, a lot of items are sold at most convenient stores, however, you probably would order online or visit a specialty shop for better quality products.
I was in my usual Korean run convenience store and she didn't know about single-hit pipes I later noticed a teenager buy one and he helped me choose the right ones.
I think you can order edibles online too but I wouldn't put a transaction on paper if you are signatory to any agreements that govern your behaviour in case you get caught (IOW, don't buy weed or weed-related product if its in writing to leave an audit trail). When it's officially legal, go to town.
I was in my usual Korean run convenience store and she didn't know about single-hit pipes I later noticed a teenager buy one and he helped me choose the right ones.
I think you can order edibles online too but I wouldn't put a transaction on paper if you are signatory to any agreements that govern your behaviour in case you get caught (IOW, don't buy weed or weed-related product if its in writing to leave an audit trail). When it's officially legal, go to town.
