Sentences with phrase «deeper order discounts»

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The order is worth nearly $ 50 billion at list prices, but deep discounts for an order of that size are customary.

Competing on price is a major uphill battle for SMBs on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, as mega-retailers offer shoppers deep discounts that smaller retailers simply can't afford in order to remain profitable.

Total Wine Wins Challenge on Discount Pricing in Massachusetts A Boston judge has ruled that Massachusetts alcohol retailers can legally sell booze at deep discounts when they order it in bulk, rebutting state regulators who said...

If you are ordering more than 24 copies, we can offer you deeper discounts.

Of course, there was one that I couldn't find anywhere, and have now ordered online at a discount, which just reminds me of the double value of a deep selection: not just for making the customer happy & building loyalty, but for getting full value from the sale.

That, and the deep discount, sale - or - return orders that have become the norm in the book trade — I know that arrangement keeps a lot of my colleagues on edge.

With a nod to online ordering convenience and ease of book discoverability, it was consumer bribery — in the form of deep discounting to consumers, no taxes and free shipping — that's what's helped sustain Amazon's dominance.

Or I can wait for the next Deep Discount Mega Sale (which they do concurrent with their semi annual 20 % off everything sale) and get those as well as Fairy Tail later for the same price I if I ordered now.

You can also order your own book at a deep discount and resale them at list price at various events.

While price is rarely a primary concern for the men and women who shop for Coach products, you can enjoy deep savings and discounts when you use Coach promo codes and when your order online via Ebates.ca rebates where you can earn 2 percent or more cash back on your Coach purchases online.

Absent an exponential temperature rise signaling forcing synergies in progress, seeing a linear trend for five decades leads to deep discounting of models that need to get to a degree per decade in order to make 2100 as hot as some have claimed over the last half century.