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Courier Helps Customer Sell Office Chairs

Admin October 08, 2026

There are situations where couriers help customers sell office chairs, mainly falling into two different types.

Illegal Embezzlement and Sale Type

In some cases, couriers collude with others to illegally embezzle company property and then sell office chairs. For example, warehouse manager Xue An colluded with courier Dong Sheng to jointly sell the embezzled high-end study office chairs from the company's inventory. In such situations, the courier does not assist in the sale based on normal business cooperation or reasonable customer needs but participates in illegal and criminal activities. They obtain the office chairs through improper means and then post sales information on second-hand platforms and other channels. This behavior seriously damages the company's interests and disrupts the normal market order and business ethics. For each office chair sold, Xue An earns a profit of 2000 yuan, and the rest goes to Dong Sheng. This profit-sharing method further highlights its illegality and profit-driven nature. Once such behavior is discovered, the relevant individuals will face legal sanctions, including but not limited to criminal penalties such as theft, and also need to bear corresponding civil compensation liabilities to compensate the company for the losses suffered due to property damage.

Legitimate Cooperation and Assistance Type

There are also cases where couriers, because they know many customers, are invited by customers to jointly sell office chairs. In such situations, the cooperation between the courier and the customer is usually based on legitimate business purposes and normal business dealings. The customer may have limited sales channels or hope to leverage the courier's extensive network of contacts to expand the sales scope of office chairs and improve sales efficiency. The courier, without affecting their primary job, uses their social network and customer resources to provide sales assistance to the customer. This cooperation model can to a certain extent achieve optimal resource allocation, promote the circulation and sales of goods, and may also bring some additional income to the courier. However, in such cooperation, it is also necessary to ensure that all trading behaviors comply with laws, regulations, and business ethics, avoidingไธ่‰ฏ behaviors such as false advertising and fraud to maintain the healthy development of the market and the legitimate rights and interests of consumers.