Videos tagged with Business Practices

This video, titled "Don’t Ship What You Don’t Have," emphasizes the importance of fulfilling customer orders promptly. The description reinforces this message by stating that customers who pay for products should receive them without unnecessary delays. The content appears to be from a company, TENICOR, which also promotes its social media channels on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. The focus is on business practices related to product fulfillment within a commercial context, likely related to firearms or related accessories given the company's name and the provided context.

This video features a discussion about Leviathan Group, a marketing agency that connects companies with content creators in the firearms industry. The speakers, who previously worked with Leviathan, detail their experiences, alleging issues with contract terms, transparency, and the agency's alleged practice of taking a larger cut than stated. They discuss instances of alleged misrepresentation to brands and creators, leading to dissatisfaction and the departure of several content creators from the agency's roster. The conversation also touches upon the financial aspects and alleged business practices of Leviathan and its associated companies.

This video discusses the downfall of Big Daddy Unlimited (BDU), a former online retail organization, due to alleged predatory business practices and failure to pay suppliers. The Leviathan Group, which advocates for content creators' compensation, sued BDU for unpaid liabilities, resulting in a default judgment. The speaker highlights this as an example of negative business practices within the gun industry.

The Yankee Marshal explains the complex relationship between supporting the firearms industry and advocating for Second Amendment rights. He argues that while local gun shops and manufacturers are vital for supply, the industry itself often prioritizes profit over rights by maintaining an inflated market through fear-mongering and artificial demand. He advises consumers to support the industry's infrastructure but not to enable practices that undermine gun rights.