videreselge

Videreselge is a Norwegian verb meaning to sell something again after acquiring it, i.e., to resell. The related noun videresalg denotes resale or secondhand sale. The term is used across various contexts where ownership is transferred from an original buyer to a new buyer through another sale.

In practice, videreselge can describe both private transactions and commercial activities. A private person may videreselge a used car or a bought item to someone else, while a retailer or marketplace may videreselge surplus inventory or items purchased for resale. In online marketplaces, resale is a common way to trade used goods, licensed products, or limited-edition items. In the context of event tickets or licenses, resale can be subject to terms of service or restrictions imposed by the issuer or platform.

Legal and ethical considerations vary by jurisdiction and context. Resale practices can be governed by consumer protection rules, anti-fraud provisions, and, in some cases, laws addressing scalping or price gouging. Tax implications may also arise for sellers, depending on ownership duration and local tax rules. Platforms that facilitate resale often require accurate item descriptions and compliance with applicable terms.

See also: resale, secondhand market, scalping, consumer protection, marketplace platform.