its legal, but full of problems.
1) I don't know you, so why should i buy a pc from you?
2) You can't realisticly g'tee it.
3) How will you get the money to buy the parts for the fist one?
4) Dont forget, a pc is no use without an operating system, you will have to buy one for each pc you make
5) No proffit in it
6) argos sell a pc for ￡229. can you beat that? (i dont care if you can, its an example, people go by price, not spec first)
I would recommend building PCs for people and charging royalties. This way you can be sure your avoiding legal issues and you have a guaranteed sale. I've done this before and it worked well for me.
in a nutshell you have described how retail works
the trick is sourcing the goods cheaper to increase profits
Of course it is legal - its done all the time.
well if you buy them cant see why you cant sell what youve made of it
Welcome to capitalism!
me and my friend are thinking about buying computer parts and then reselling them as a pc and was wondering if this was legal or if we would need to get any partnerships with the company
