Xi Zhihan's shop no longer sold to individual customers; it now served VIP clients only.
They even delivered directly to their doors.
If people came to buy from the shop, it would not only cause congestion, but also prevent everyone from making their purchases in time. It was better to provide door-to-door delivery for VIP clients.
Besides, when they had sold products in the shop before, people had reported them several times, claiming that their prices were outrageously high and so on, bringing inspectors over.
Although the toner was expensive, its price was clearly displayed, and there was no deception involved. Besides, while a bottle of toner was pricey, was it really more expensive than those luxury goods?
Therefore, as long as there was no deception and the prices were clearly marked, there was no violation.
After several such incidents, Xi Zhihan simply stopped in-store sales and switched entirely to home delivery.
Of course, delivery fees were naturally higher. Since the sheep wool came from the sheep, the customers naturally had to bear those costs. If they refused, that was fine too. There were plenty of customers who wanted the toner, so she could simply deliver to those willing to pay the shipping fee first.
Xi Zhihan had no thoughts of saving her customers money. Buy it or don't. She was the only one selling this toner, so anyone who wanted it had to follow her rules, or they would not get any.
There were many rich families throughout West City, but fewer than a third could actually become VIP clients of Xi Zhihan's. Even so, the toner Chen Mo supplied was still not enough to meet demand.
In fact, the number of VIP clients had not increased much. Anyone who wanted to join as a VIP not only had