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The Black Market Is Becoming The Dominate Marketplace
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<blockquote data-quote="wkmac" data-source="post: 937268" data-attributes="member: 2189"><p>Hmmm so the consumer in order to get the most for the least amount using their position to obtain that goal and somehow you seem to find fault with that? It's like saying, "this competition is just killing us!" </p><p></p><p>As I said Hmmmmmm!</p><p></p><p>The big shipping consumers realized several years ago that shipping rates have now been commoditized and they have become experts in the name of costs at playing that game to the maximum. That is a good example of where the consumer is king where markets have real choices and this drives in efficiencies to maximize output at the lowest cost. If those prices did the reverses and went up, how would that effect the poor whose goods are shipped in via these high cost means? You're not suggesting the poor pay for your good life are you?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wkmac, post: 937268, member: 2189"] Hmmm so the consumer in order to get the most for the least amount using their position to obtain that goal and somehow you seem to find fault with that? It's like saying, "this competition is just killing us!" As I said Hmmmmmm! The big shipping consumers realized several years ago that shipping rates have now been commoditized and they have become experts in the name of costs at playing that game to the maximum. That is a good example of where the consumer is king where markets have real choices and this drives in efficiencies to maximize output at the lowest cost. If those prices did the reverses and went up, how would that effect the poor whose goods are shipped in via these high cost means? You're not suggesting the poor pay for your good life are you? [/QUOTE]
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