But you need to pay taxes if you want to be a real business. Working out of your garage =/= a business. Its all under the table = illegal.

DC Audio wouldnt use you as a vendor since you arent a real company. You may have good connections with them, but you are no where near considered an authorized dealer of DC products.

I'm an authorized vendor scrub theres a ton of authorized DC vendors... and I'm aware of how a business runs kiddo. Do you want to see my email where DC signed me for sponsoring and vendoring? I can back up ALL of my claims, if you used CA.com ask Mylows10 if I am or not.

And I'm sure that if DC found out that you're an untaxed/under the table business, they'd drop you within seconds.

See this is how uneducated you are with DC... DC has vendors in areas where their product isn't selling but can make a market. You dont need to be a business at all to sell for them you just need to be somewhat reputable and compete and be sponsored, you also need some type of sales, I've sold over 25 DC products for them in the last year being a non-vendor. Why don't you learn before you speak?

So you're admitting to not being a vendor?

"We currently have no dealers in your area. Please email DC at sales@dcsoundlab.com for help."

n1 vendor m8

I just started being a vendor 2 months ago bruh... you obviously don't know DC too well concidering they never update their site, why dont you try emailing Rusty and asking him instead? or come visit me and see the prices I get in my emails vs yours and the vendor discount on mass purchases.