Sentences with phrase «just middlemen»

Everything in between is just middlemen trading among themselves.

its just that middlemen are not involved in DIRECT Schemes.

They're just middlemen.

Search engines are just the middlemen (middle - people?

They are just middlemen making outrageous profits and are against universal single payer healthcare.Why do we need them involved.The government can be trusted far better than them.I have never had a problem with my social security, medicare or the U.S. Postal Service.Obamacare doesn't go far enough but it's a start.

Insurance companies are just middlemen aren't they?

In oversimplified terms, the company is just a middleman, almost like a toll collector on a highway.

However, Netflix is just a middleman in a business where many people want to be the man in the middle.

Travel Insured Int» l is just a middleman, something they are a bit sly about — they don't actually do anything but take your money and vend out the «service» although their marketing might lead you to believe otherwise.

All the while the distressed seller had no idea the «buyer» was just a middleman.

Not exact matches

Bell gets great results just by smartly managing his middlemen and suppliers — a group of business partners in Mexico without whom Mayan Dreams would become a nightmare.

Frederik Gammelby Jensen from deemly describes financial decentralization like this: «It's simply cutting out the middleman by facilitating contact to individuals who want to exchange goods and money, just like when you go to a farmer's market or ride with Uber.»

It has made it easier for middlemen to reach consumers and made it remarkably easy and inexpensive for these middlemen to create companies to do just that.

If you want to stay in touch with friends, send an email, or buy something online, you won't just deal with your counterpart, but also trust one of these middlemen.

The underwriters are just big investment banks such as Citi Group, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan that acts as the middleman / salesman between the company and the average investors.

(Or straight from God to them, if they're of the charismatic bent — why not just cut out the middleman entirely?)

In a lot of ways, magic is a lot like prayer, just minus the middleman.

Will, If you think that a god can just exist — why not a universe; that cuts out the middleman and doesn't require pretzel logic to explain.

«Why not just go straight to the modern morality and cut out the middleman?»

It's pretty inexpensive if you want to just cut out all middlemen.

just read in the print version of the guardian that hleb's agents are apparently Uli Ferber and Nikolai Shpilevski... Morabito seems to be some «floater» or tosser who acts as a middlemen... anyway, I would be really interested in some background stories about how transfer deals are actually realised in reality — if anyone can recommend some literature on this, would be grateful... and I would not like to see hleb leave.

After a couple of decades of being the middleman between hiring managers and job candidates, I can tell you that the hiring manager is just as uncomfortable as you are when the conversation turns to salary.

«For me, it's just cool to be a middleman to some characters that people might relate to,» said writer - director Cameron Crowe, whose characters have included the likes of the quintessential stoner Jeff Spicoli in «Fast Times at Ridgemont High,» the boombox - hoisting Lloyd Dobler in «Say Anything,» the driven agent Jerry Maguire in the movie that bears his name and the teenaged rock journalist William Miller (based on Crowe's own adventures) in «Almost Famous,» for which he won a screenwriting Oscar.

Or is it you publishers are just too cheap to invest some of that money you've scammed from authors over the years to build some infrastructure to sell direct to customers because you know that without a middleman such as Amazon and Apple, you will no longer be able to shield exactly how much you've scammed from authors by claiming the middleman took a big chunk of it?

Was it really just twelve months ago that Seth Godin boldly launched The Domino Project, his purportedly innovative publishing partnership with Amazon that was going to ride the coattails of the Internet and the Kindle, eliminate the middleman (O RLY?!!), and «remap» the «foundational principles» upon which trade publishing was built?

«Publishers» aren't going to share their increased profit with authors.Seems like it's just a matter of time before the middlemen start to get squeezed out.Jamey

There are no middlemen; just authors and ebook sellers — the ebook sellers even take care of payment processing and fulfillment.

Why shouldn't the publishers just sell their ebooks directly to the consumer via a website and cut out the parasitic middlemen, i.e. Apple and Amazon.

Bottom line: It's not getting rid of middlemen, it's just muscling them out so it's the only middleman.

And just how much can we afford to give the middleman?

Below, John Green, accepting the Indie Prize given by the American Booksellers Association to writers who best represent commitment to independent book stores, calls «bullshit» to the concept that authors like him, who speak directly to their readers via social media, don't «need the value - sucking middlemen of bookstores and publishers and in the future... no one will stand between author and reader except possibly an e-commerce site that takes just a tiny little percentage of each transaction.»

They just won't find them through the exact same set of middlemen who currently sit astride the pipeline.

Douglas McCabe at Enders Analysis thinks large publishers will continue to need the middleman, pointing out that readers don't set out to buy HarperCollins or Penguin books, just as they don't watch a film because it is made by Pinewood Studios.

Fr8Star doesn't act as a middleman, either; they know that business works best when done directly, and they let carriers and shippers do just that.

In many cases, the dealer is just an unnecessary and expensive middleman that can be avoided by seeking auto financing elsewhere.

No salesmen, no middlemen, just the sincere desire to see you get the lowest costing merchant or business advance, fast!

However, just because travel agents and middlemen are being squeezed out does not mean that you are getting the best deal possible.

These wannabe brokers, these wannabe middlemen... Because there's really no licenses in this world; anyone can just throw up a sign and say «Hey, I'm a broker» or «I'm a lender» and they can start jumping in the industry and filling up your inbox with «I'm gonna fund you.»

I'm betting that at some point in the semi-distant future we just cut out the middleman of peripherals, and just beam the game directly to the human brain.

McMillen says he would be open to the idea of porting his stuff to consoles «if there were some magical middleman who would just appear and do all of our business for us».

Personally I would just rather pay for trees and cut out all the middlemen.

«But this is certainly a good way to make clear exactly who'll be running the government in a Trump administration — just cut out the middleman and hand it directly to the fossil fuel industry.»

i had no idea that the «middlemen» were taking so much of the proceeds from the sales, or that many of the farmers were just trying to make a living wage.

«If you're trying to raise money from a community, that's a big problem because it's quite demoralising to wonder if you're one of the 10 % of people whose pledge will just be eaten by middlemen.

«AirSwap's mission is to let people trade crypto assets without a middleman involved and blockchain technology allows for just this.»

A suite of digital banking applications and, basically, it is «Just you, the blockchain and your Swiss Bank In Your Pocket» — no middleman at all.

Raking the late fee is just an underhanded way of a low - value middleman to help themselves to extra profit.

@Jd Martin what I said was that comments you made such as «Raking the late fee is just an underhanded way of a low - value middleman to help themselves to extra profit.»

Roger as I stated it was slanted towards Australians who were being abused by US Turn key companies and AU marketing guys and for Us investors in Turn key investments the equivalent is the LA based marketing folks that own nothing and just act as middlemen thereby driving up the prices to the investor..