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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vaalingrade" data-source="post: 9455810" data-attributes="member: 82524">A store pays for merchandise before they receive it. That merchandise once it in the store's hands is the store's property, not the producer's.However, the store might be under contract not to break street date as a condition of their purchase of the merchandise.If that store breeches their contract by selling before street date (breaking street date), then it is a civil matter between the store and the producer and has no bearing on there person who bought the product early -- that product is still their free and clear and there's no legal right on the producer's part to get the product back in any form except under discovery for use as evidence for the civil suit--which can be done via subpoena rather than hired goons.Hired goons are for when you default on a loan be it with loan shark or loan shark with FDIC backing.</blockquote>