> I dont see why anybody should have exclusive rights to
> distribute in any
> country. As long as a country specific price is agreed upon,
> there should be
> no problems or arguments. This would also stop a country distributor
> artificially inflating the price of the sold product. I would
> prefer it if
> there were two or three distributors per country for this reason.

As one who is potentially interested in distributing I wonder why 'agree
on a country specific price'? In some countries it might even be against
the law, and it cetrainly runs against free trade, and a few other free
world ideals. And why should a distributor be bound to one country?

Wouter van Ooijen
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