Sentences with phrase «effectively put them out of business»

Doing so would generally violate the terms of their merchant account contract with the credit card company and result in that ecommerce site's merchant account being terminated, which would effectively put them out of business.

The former discount brokerage RealtySellers launched a $ 100 million lawsuit against CREA and the Toronto Real Estate Board for introducing rules that effectively put them out of business.

Not exact matches

The proposed regulations, put out for public comment Jan. 4, would ban high upfront fees and restrict the kinds of contracts debt settlement companies can offer, effectively outlawing the business model most popular with, among others, Cambridge Life Solutions, a company Matt McClearn and I wrote about in this magazine last fall.

It's unlikely that the government would be able to violate your privacy any more effectively if you replaced all your passwords and other personal identity props with biometric IDs.But doing so might well put identity thieves out of business.

At the same time, this also effectively put all secondary competitors which make and distribute e-reader devices for the North American and European markets out of business or in an immediately precarious position, who presumably do not have the ability to absorb such huge price cuts due to differences in volume manufacturing costs.

If DeVos gets her way and the consolidation of student loan servicers happens, MOHELA could effectively be put out of business, since it makes money by servicing federal student loans.

Sterns says for many new agents, «The cost to advertise effectively becomes very high and without any revenue, it can put many out of the industry before they can realize how lucrative this business can be.