Sentences with phrase «middlemen who»

I've been strung along by some pretending to be a «friend» of the seller, and unethical middlemen who have never declared to the seller that they, the wholesaler, will not be buying the property.

We can do a better job without the middlemen who are directing business to us and siphoning off huge chunks of our profit and convincing us that we need them to survive.

By trading stock on a blockchain or similar distributed ledgers, middlemen who profit along the several steps that currently exist between buyers and sellers of stocks could be cut out of the process, resulting in significantly faster settlement times.

Identify the brokers and middlemen who are extracting fees from your transactions.

Bitcoin doesn't remove the middleman so much as replace him with middlemen who don't make you pay much, but make society as a whole do so instead.

One can see the farmers, but one can not see the buyers, and one certainly can not see the managers and middlemen who generally do not even play the games.

In fact, they are hugely well funded middlemen who skim off everyone in the value chain, and will stop at nothing to protect their business model even as it becomes obsolete thanks to technology that allows genuine creators to earn money in different ways.

If Chucky lives, it's the middlemen who can be blamed.

The coffee blend includes beans that Carmichael is obtaining from Haitian sources that, he says, sidestep predatory loan sharks and middlemen who have hampered the climb out of poverty by Haitian coffee growers.

This is a SAS Travel & Hotel Marqueses Project to enable weavers in isolated mountain communities to sell their products direct to the public and by cutting out the middlemen who take all the commission ensure fair pay for their work but overall get have a safe place for a fair money

Commercial breeders frequently send litter lots of pups on consignment to middlemen who, in turn, sell them from their homes.

There are those middlemen who get the best breeds there and sell to other people, making the puppies a little bit more expensive than other dogs.

Mortgage brokers are middlemen who represent many lenders and various loan products.

Some agencies are nothing more than middlemen who funnel what they collect back to the creditor and get a cut typically ranging anywhere from 15 % to 40 %.

These lenders served as middlemen who derived a profit on a deal that really only required the federal government and the student.

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

Now, people with creative talent can easily go straight to market, cutting out the middlemen who take all of the profit.

By cutting out the middlemen who take the vast majority of the money, self - publishers can often simultaneously charge readers a lot less for a book while still making a greater profit per book.

They became middlemen who added little to no value for most authors they signed.

As a self - publisher, you keep all those profits — so that same $ 10 book, once you've paid off the middlemen who sell to the bookstores and libraries, will generate at least $ 3 to $ 4.50, or even more for books sold back of the room at talks or directly over your website.

Many charities get paid to collect phones for middlemen who refurbish them for developing countries that lack modern landfills or recycling facilities, so the refried phones will end up trashing the earth anyway.

This follows the arrest of 41 suspected middlemen who allegedly issued fake vehicle documents to clients of the Authority.

The statement further warned the general public against middlemen who often swindle potential applicants claiming to help them get listed in the service.

Most small - scale family farmers live in remote locations and lack access to credit, so they are vulnerable to middlemen who offer cash for their coffee at a fraction of its value.

Though the seeds of the mission of Pike Place Market go back all the way to its inception — a place for consumers to buy their groceries directly from farmers, and cut out the price - gouging middlemen who were cheating both — the modern - day market was reborn in the late»60s and early»70s.

«No merchant service provider riding on the traditional interchange rails can offer all - inclusive pricing because there are three or four middlemen who take a cut of every transaction,» says Gallippi.

It would become like the banking system, which is basically greedy middlemen who stand between you and your money.»

From time immemorial, they've been squeezed by vendors and middlemen who dictate terms from on high and leave them scrambling to get by on razor - thin margins.

The idea was to loosen up SBA credit by unfreezing the secondary market for those loans; banks or middlemen who sell their loans to the government could then use the proceeds to make or buy new loans.

These studios controlled the financial and technical resources necessary to create content and, as a result, had enormous leverage over distributors: the movie theaters, television channels, video sellers, and other middlemen who delivered entertainment to consumers.

Ordinary investors, he says, are losing billions to unscrupulous middlemen who gain huge profits without taking any risks.

A manufacturer who uses a middleman who resells to the consumer is paddling around in a three - level channel of distribution.

Blockchains eliminate the risk of having a middleman who defrauds someone on either side of the transaction or who takes the money and runs.

The Washington bill, which was shaped by advice from Rolf and Hanauer, would require people or companies that find work for and transfer payments to independent contractors — Uber, say, or a middleman who works with farm laborers — to contribute to a pool of money managed by an independent nonprofit.

We at Oakmark are confident in the advantages of active management, and believe that if you are a middleman who can be replicated by a computer algorithm, in asset management or elsewhere, you're in trouble.

He was the middleman who profited from Britain's biggest arms deal — «Al - Yamamah» — which involved the multi-billion-pound sale of fighters and warships to Saudi Arabia.

Everyone else in a middleman who has to prove their value.

There used to be generally one middleman who took care of all the details: publisher, record label, network.

Whilst this was probably true in many cases, I do believe that things have changed in recent years, especially with the arrival of ebooks that cost nothing to publish and allow authors to cut out the middleman who would take so much of their profits.

Instead of working directly with a lender, you could consult a mortgage broker — a middleman who shops lenders for you.

Essentially, CarsDirect operates as a broker, a middleman who puts you in touch with the dealers that have the car and loan you want at the right price.

A broker is a financial middleman who matches investors who wish to purchase a particular investment with those who wish to sell it.

The tour finishes in a little marketplace where the women are given the opportunity to sell their work directly to tourists, cutting out the middleman who would otherwise take a disproportionately large percentage of their profits.

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».

If you buy from a middleman who received copies direct why should Valve and taxes be paid again.

Online dating ads running on TV have featured a creepy middleman who plays third wheel on various peoples» dates.

If you have been injured in Scotland, it's best to cut out the middleman who could be anywhere in the UK and come straight to Lawford Kidd, experienced Scottish personal injury lawyers with many years of experience succeeding and delivering outstanding service for our clients in Scotland.

By sending the exact same information to each company individually, you can eliminate the middleman who claims to be influenced only by the best deal.

In addition to that, online term insurance policies are also cheaper than offline medium of insurance purchase because while buying through online medium, you deal directly with the company without any involvement of middleman who charge commission for each policy.

The aim is to provide freedom to the entertainment industry from the influence of middleman who exists between a gaming artist and player whilst transference of digital assets.