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Or another consideration may be:
Initial client's payment may be considered as a loan, which distributor uses to buy the breaks and on delivering he sells bricks and repays the loan simultaneously.
Suppose, I am brick distributor, and you are reseller.
A customer want to buy bricks from you. So you contact me, and I tell you "Okay, the bricks that your customer want is available". Then you take payment from the customer, and I give the bricks that ordered. This is permissible because I've guaranteed that the bricks which ordered are available, and I've given you authority to sell that bricks.
What kind of transaction that impermissible?. If you take payment from the customer without I, or other bricks distributor guarantee that the bricks your customer order is available . This is speculative. How if the bricks that the customer order is not available after you take the payment?.
Actually, selling someone else's goods is permissible in Islam, as long as the seller hold authority from the goods owner. Like salesman who sell goods that belong to the company.