habbott

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   by habbott 8y ago

   I think you analysis is extensive but misses a few points. To analyze the economics you have to look at the entire value chain. For e-commerce fulfillment it looks likes this roughly - sending products into the warehouse, receiving, storing
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   by habbott 8y ago

   Unfortunately not today.
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   by habbott 8y ago

   Having worked at Amazon; one of the things I respect a lot about Amazon is that they not competitor focussed - they really do not spend much time thinking about competition; they are maniacally customer focussed. I am sure Amazon is really
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   by habbott 8y ago

   Absolutely the pricing is per unit per SKU - all inclusive of receive, shipping, box and pick pack. I think you will find pricing to be at least 30% lower. You can check out pricing for your items here - https://deliverr.com&#x2F
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   by habbott 8y ago

   Two things a) I dont think this is competing with Amazon infrastructure. Outside of Amazon, this is a very large industry and very broken which needs to be fixed. b) I agree with you 7M is not going to be enough to fix this industry; its co
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   by habbott 8y ago

   Interesting so in your opinion Amazon has gotten less reliable for you? In what regards ?
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   by habbott 8y ago

   Please email info@deliverr.com - Deliverr is pre-integrated into shopify so it should be very easy to get started
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   by habbott 8y ago

   I disagree with you on many fronts - First any business should ask for metrics on past performance and that is how you should judge the performance and not by assertions or business models - Case in point -- Taxis were fully controlled they
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   by habbott 8y ago

   In fact it is designed for small merchants - and enables you to sell on Walmart, eBay and Shopify stores with fast shipping