If you have a Indiana dealers license do have to have Ohio dealer license?

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I got my auto dealer license from http://www.myautolicense.com/ they have helped me out until my first sale they are very nice and humble.

I can set you up with your own licens and 4 dealers plates for $1100. No building or lot required, and bad credit ok. Please feel free to visit our website www.dealerauctionaccess.com and call Adam (312)735-0327

You can rent/ lease my dealer license for only $299.00 per month. The cost of a dealer license varies according to states. 1) you have to be approved for a bond- based on personal credit 2) you have to be approved for garage liability insurance 3) you have to get a place approved by the zoning coordinator 4) you have to pay rent deposit first and last month rent. It is expensive.... l have a program which you can consider you can rent my dealer license for only $299.00 per month. This will give you full access to dealer only auto auctions and insurance. You can contact me asap and l will set you up... ingeniusmotors@gmail.com

It is illegal to rent/lease a dealers license, you can get in serious trouble if the state get word of it.

I went with Adam and he was able to get me set up. Call Dealer Auction Access, unfortunately Adam does not work with them anymore but I was assigned to Carlos and he has been awesome. There legit and can get you set up 312 733 9577.

I have added the following comments to encourage you to investigate such claims as above. Protect yourself.

There are several companies now offering this service via internet advertising.

These Indiana licenses will only allow you to sell to other dealers and wholesalers ONLY. You cannot sell retail to the consumer from your home or on the Internet. Investigate any "licensing for a fee" with the dealer licensing board in YOUR state.

These Indiana companies don't really make that very clear. You could get in a lot of legal hot water by not knowing the laws in YOUR state for buying and selling cars in YOUR state where you are making transactions. The State of Indiana could also get involved if you violate the guidelines of your Indiana license. ALL state statutes (laws) level hefty fines and in some cases jail time for violations.

As an example; Wal-Mart may be have its corporation licensed in Delaware (most companies do) but it MUST follow the laws in all the states where it ACTUALLY does its business transactions. If it doesn't, any state where it does business will take action.

As a dealer doing transactions in a state other than the one you're licensed, you MUST do the same; i.e. follow the laws and licensing statutes of the state where the transaction actually takes place... the location of the product (car) being sold. Selling on the Internet does not absolve you from licensing in the state your doing transactions.

One of the Indiana companies has a "retail" package. You cannot use a retail license in Indiana to make retail transactions in your state if the vehicle is not located in Indiana. The Internet is not a place, its a form of advertising just as classified ads. Verify this with your state licensing board. Protect yourself.

These guys are crooks! You can do this all by yourself. Find and lease a spot on your own...you can find office space for as little as 150 a month. Incorporate on your own, get insurance and bond, get a tax id # and then send in the application to the state. But don't get too excited...pretty soon it won't be possible any more because Indiana wholesale dealers are ruining the whole automobile sales industry by making it way too easy to get a licence. Wolesalers are doing too many illegal transactions and Indiana is under pressure to do something about it from all the other states.