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PLR with Resell Rights?

by AmandaT
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Hey!

I've been looking around for sites that offer PLR with resell rights (as in I can pass on private label rights). I'm actually having a tough time finding any! Specifically I'm looking for health/weight loss/diet PLR.

The big thing is that I want it to be from a trusted site. I've seen way too many sites pull content from PLR stores and change the license. Heck, my store doesn't allow people to pass on any rights when buying my content yet I still found someone selling it as PLR in their membership. I don't want to be buying stuff from sites like that.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!
#plr #resell #rights
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    • Profile picture of the author AmandaT
      Originally Posted by dave147 View Post

      I'm a member there but it's a lot of RR and MRR stuff rather than PLR I can resell.

      I need to be able to give them the word documents and make edits to the files before I resell them.
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      • Profile picture of the author dave147
        Originally Posted by AmandaT View Post

        I'm a member there but it's a lot of RR and MRR stuff rather than PLR I can resell.

        I need to be able to give them the word documents and make edits to the files before I resell them.
        There's 63 PLR products in there on health/weight loss/diet...just do a product search for PLR
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  • Profile picture of the author Valdor Kiebach
    Take the PLR, alter it to your own product by rewriting it and creating new graphics etc. sell your version with PLR.
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  • Profile picture of the author Emir Hayric
    I bookmarked this one a while ago but never tried it out - Private Label And Master Resell Rights Products - The Unselfish Marketer Invites YOU To Dig Deep Into His Pockets!
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    • Profile picture of the author Steve B
      Hi Amanda,

      I would think if you take a PLR product, significantly change it so that it becomes your own (as most smart people do), you should then be able to set your own conditions regarding its resale rights. Maybe that's a liberal interpretation on my part, but at some point every PLR product becomes unrecognizable and your own creation so you ought to be able to then set your own terms for what you do with it.

      The very best to you,

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  • Profile picture of the author AmandaT
    While I'm sure I could do that, I consider it unethical to rewrite it and sell it with my own rights like that. Not everyone will share that opinion, but it's how I feel.

    I know if someone went to my PLR store, bought my Tumblr PLR pack, rewrote it, and sold it on their PLR site I'd consider it unethical.

    That's why I'm specifically looking for resell/unrestricted PLR.

    I'd also like to not need to do too many edits anyways. I just want to be able to fact check, go over spelling/grammar, that kind of thing.
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    • Profile picture of the author Steve B
      Originally Posted by AmandaT View Post

      While I'm sure I could do that, I consider it unethical to rewrite it and sell it with my own rights like that. Not everyone will share that opinion, but it's how I feel.

      Amanda,

      If that's how you feel, I wouldn't try to convince you otherwise. In my mind, however, once you make a product your own, you can set the terms of its resale. If the PLR product carries no prohibitions against resale after significant changes, I think you are needlessly limiting yourself to what the owner never intended.


      Originally Posted by AmandaT View Post

      I'd also like to not need to do too many edits anyways. I just want to be able to fact check, go over spelling/grammar, that kind of thing.
      If this is what you intend to do, basically pass on PLR without major changes, then yes, you are right, you should find products that carry both PLR and MMR. My suggestion was only relevant when you make significant changes and the product becomes your own.

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      • Profile picture of the author AmandaT
        Originally Posted by Steve B View Post

        Amanda,

        If that's how you feel, I wouldn't try to convince you otherwise. In my mind, however, once you make a product your own, you can set the terms of its resale. If the PLR product carries no prohibitions against resale after significant changes, I think you are needlessly limiting yourself to what the owner never intended.
        Most PLR simply says "may not pass on private label rights." I know most sellers intend that to mean "don't pass on private label rights even if you rewrite this."
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        • Profile picture of the author Steve B
          Originally Posted by AmandaT View Post

          Most PLR simply says "may not pass on private label rights." I know most sellers intend that to mean "don't pass on private label rights even if you rewrite this."

          This is all irrelevant if you don't plan to rewrite the PLR. My comments were only meant under the condition that you significantly change the PLR.

          I would be interested in how you make money without adding value to the PLR? You buy a product and turn around and sell it with a few cosmetic changes. Why wouldn't someone just go to the same source you did for the original product? Do you care to share?

          Thanks, Steve
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          • Profile picture of the author AmandaT
            Originally Posted by Steve B View Post

            This is all irrelevant if you don't plan to rewrite the PLR. My comments were only meant under the condition that you significantly change the PLR.

            I would be interested in how you make money without adding value to the PLR? You buy a product and turn around and sell it with a few cosmetic changes. Why wouldn't someone just go to the same source you did for the original product? Do you care to share?

            Thanks, Steve
            Generally I do rewrite my PLR if I'm using it on my websites. In this case I plan on including it as a bonus in my weight loss PLR membership I'm launching soon.

            I'll be writing ebooks, reports, articles, and product reviews myself but was also planning on buying resell PLR as a bonus to my members.
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        • Profile picture of the author onSubie
          Originally Posted by AmandaT View Post

          Most PLR simply says "may not pass on private label rights." I know most sellers intend that to mean "don't pass on private label rights even if you rewrite this."
          How do you know that?

          PLR rights are often ambiguous, not recognized by any legal authority and often contradict each other in the same contract.

          How can you infer what someone "meant" when it wasn't what they "said"?
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          • Profile picture of the author AmandaT
            Originally Posted by onSubie View Post

            How do you know that?

            PLR rights are often ambiguous, not recognized by any legal authority and often contradict each other in the same contract.

            How can you infer what someone "meant" when it wasn't what they "said"?
            1. I'm a PLR seller and I'm connected with tons of other PLR sellers.

            2. There is nothing ambiguous about "cannot pass on private label rights." It simply means that no matter how you use the content you cannot pass on private label rights.
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            • Profile picture of the author Valdor Kiebach
              Originally Posted by AmandaT View Post

              2. There is nothing ambiguous about "cannot pass on private label rights." It simply means that no matter how you use the content you cannot pass on private label rights.
              It is ambiguous as I interpret that as meaning you cannot pass on PLR to the product as is, I.e you cannot buy a PLR product then resell it with PLR unaltered.

              Its the same when it says 'cannot give away for free' I take this as meaning the product as is but again if I alter it significantly and create a PDF (if its a document) then I can give away that altered PDF as it is then my bespoke product.

              It is all down to how you interpret the licence.
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              • Profile picture of the author AmandaT
                Originally Posted by Valdor Kiebach View Post

                It is ambiguous as I interpret that as meaning you cannot pass on PLR to the product as is, I.e you cannot buy a PLR product then resell it with PLR unaltered.

                Its the same when it says 'cannot give away for free' I take this as meaning the product as is but again if I alter it significantly and create a PDF (if its a document) then I can give away that altered PDF as it is then my bespoke product.

                It is all down to how you interpret the licence.
                When all else fails you can ask the provider. I can guarantee most PLR providers don't see it that way.
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  • Profile picture of the author barbling
    Tiffany Lambert has some nifty PLR with resell rights. She just released a Black Friday one today at https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/b.../spblkfrd.html .

    Her site is PLR Articles By Tiffany Lambert: - hope that helps! She's been a ghostwriter for several top IM folk as well. (not all of the PLR at that site has resell rights, mind you, but there are some packs).
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  • Profile picture of the author jemacb
    Amanda I would have suggested Resell-Rights-Weekly but you stated that you are already a member. What about idplr.com?
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