Is it me, or do I have to post at type ID or design to get attention? :P

The issue of font licensing varies. Agfa-Monotype (now Monotype Imaging) distributes all of the fonts at its website under their own license; MyFonts.com distributes all of the fonts at its website under the issuing foundry's license. The important matter to consider here is that, when you "sell a font," you are not actually selling a piece of software, but only a license to use that software.

The advantage Monotype gains from their practice is that, since they are selling their own licenses, they can determine the selling price (and collect a heftier commission). MyFonts.com merely serves as a sales agent, and collects a smaller commission.

Without going into details, let me say that, personally, I do not intend to renew my distribution agreement with Monotype when its current term expires, but will continue with MyFonts.com as long as they'll have me.

Thanks Oldnick. So basically I want to distribute fonts, and the designer make their prices just like Myfonts. And this way I can add my foundry on myfonts under the same conditions.

Anything important to add/think?

Liability laws differ from country to country, but it would me a good idea in your distribution agreement to have a clause that shields you from indemnity in the event that one of the foundries that you represent is sued.