tobacconist

No, more like the Parisian tobacconist had the audacity to sell tobacco to some Brits without asking Ofcom.

So if you bought from an online tobacconist rather than amazon they wouldn’t need to scan the contents.

At the corner tobacconist you may find an old and slow dialup-based terminal, but they are rare.

This case is more like UK bans selling cigarettes and tries going after a Parisian tobacconist.

There have been few isolated incidents of the tobacconist stores having been set ablaze, but it does not equate to, e.g.

For vegetables you went to a green grocer, smokes - tobacconist, just like Sherlock Holmes.

Do people just pick up a local cash card, like getting a local bus pass at a kiosk or a tobacconist?

You can open a dodgy tobacconist shop, get shut down with a ridiculously low non-personal penalty, and open another one two doors down.

His advice - get a pipe and buy tobacco from a proper tobacconist.

Since the corner tobacconist is a staple of the retail distribution system here, this immediately put a large number of long-term family businesses at risk.

In my country you can just go to any tobacconist, buy 1000 € worth of scratch cards with cash, and happily keep whatever comes out.

It can be bought from tobacconist's stores and refilled there.

Also, "Smoke" a movie incidentally about a tobacconist with a script by Paul Auster.

"I'm a bit nervous but happy that we can start selling tobacco," one tobacconist told AFP news agency before opening shop.

"I know we asserted a principled stance against smoking, but we now live above a tobacconist!" You could also say that when rumors did spread back in Mill's day (or before), they were harder to correct as quickly.