Selling my Headphones to Y class passengers
I carry my own headphones with me. When I get an upgrade on a flight without direct TV i would like to sell my continental supplied headphones to the Y class passengers. Do you think i would have a problem with the flight attendants if i walk down the isle and try to sell my headphones and accept cash for them in the 'cash less' cabins?
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What a bad idea. The airplane isn't a space for you to operate your own business transactions with other passengers.
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I doubt this would go over well.
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Originally Posted by sbm12
(Post 13808321)
What a bad idea. The airplane isn't a space for you to operate your own business transactions with other passengers.
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How much are you going to sell them for 2 or 3 USD? Just give them away, it's not worth the hassel.
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Originally Posted by mike_asia
(Post 13808348)
Any 'rule' that says i can not?
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You'd make a lot more money bringing in a bag of Big Macs and selling those in coach.
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Originally Posted by mike_asia
(Post 13808348)
Any 'rule' that says i can not?
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Originally Posted by PHLstudent
(Post 13808360)
How much are you going to sell them for 2 or 3 USD? Just give them away, it's not worth the hassel.
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Originally Posted by mike_asia
(Post 13808298)
I carry my own headphones with me. When I get an upgrade on a flight without direct TV i would like to sell my continental supplied headphones to the Y class passengers. Do you think i would have a problem with the flight attendants if i walk down the isle and try to sell my headphones and accept cash for them in the 'cash less' cabins?
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Originally Posted by mike_asia
(Post 13808348)
Any 'rule' that says i can not?
At the very least, it would be incredibly tacky and bizarre behavior, which would result in an embarrassing admonition by a flight attendant. On the opposite extreme, your unauthorized sale of goods on board a Continental aircraft, especially if it is an international flight, could land you in legal trouble, which may be a prosecutable offense. This is perhaps an even more likely scenario given that fact that you would be competing with CO for headset sales aboard the airplane. The airplane is not a public place where goods can be sold or bartered in the absence of legislation that says otherwise. |
Originally Posted by mike_asia
(Post 13808384)
Good question. i think 2 USD would be fine. If the outbound flight has direct TV then they will be 'free'. I will take a few handfuls when boarding the plane. When the return flight does not have direct TV i can sell them for $2.
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I once sat next to a woman and her child in Y. I had a couple of sets of the old $5 earphones from earlier travel. The woman purchased one set at $5 and was trying to share them with her son - each using one ear piece.
I gave her a set and she was pleased - made my day. |
:rolleyes:
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That is possibly the prick'est idea I have ever heard of. I think you are a bad person for even thinking about selling headphones to other passengers and no less ones that you received for free - very aggro and bad karma like. Bad on you.
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