Sentences with phrase «retailers who»

Look for retailers who ship for free or offer coupons for free shipping.

Many traditional brick - and - mortar retailers have lost sales to online retailers who charge less and have lower cost structures.

You can use it to pay for purchases at all retailers who accept that particular card.

There aren't many retailers who have raised their dividend for more than 50 years in a row, but Lowe's Companies (LOW) has managed to do just that.

You might not get cash back on purchases made with retailers who use wireless or mobile card readers, even if those purchases would otherwise earn cash back.

There are documented instances of abuses by retailers who have joint affiliations with in - house lenders, said Scott Astrada, director of federal advocacy at the Center for Responsible Lending.

These might be airlines and hotel chains that pay to have their services marketed to us, or maybe it's the retailers who pay to have their products inserted into the bill we receive each month.

There aren't many retailers who have raised their dividend for more than 50 years in a row, but Lowe's Companies -LSB-...]

Retailers who do not manufacture their own items and companies that perform minor work such as placing labels on imported products both do not qualify for the Form 8903 deduction.

Oh, one final thing: you may be surprised to learn that even at U.S. retailers who have adopted chip - card compatible terminals use of the «chip - and - pin» procedure, as you folks in Europe know it, is still quite rare.

Retailers who accept Visa and Mastercard credit cards are assigned a merchant category code (MCC), and these in turn dictate how Chase views the merchants for assinging approporate levels of cash back.

FlexDelivery is launching as Canada Post looks for ways to stay competitive with retailers who are launching an array of new shopping choices, such as parcel lockers inside their stores.

The BlackBerry maker today announced a whole heap of network operators and retailers who will be selling the PlayBook in North America.

You don't have to pay for shipping the books to Ingram Wholesaler OR to the retailers who buy the books.

They're retailers who make smart business decisions.

2) While you're at it, don't forget to support the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund, which helps protect retailers who are brave enough to carry work that some in their communities might consider offensive.

These are no longer just retailers, they are retailers who share a cut of any work to get any author on the market.

Witness the United States, where Kobo has all - but - disappeared and you can often find their devices on «Clearance» at the few big box retailers who stock their devices.

Or, viewed another way, publishers went from two national retailers who could place a big order and put books in front of the core book - buying audience to one.

I will add that it is certainly possible for self - publishers to market to brick - and - mortar bookstores, and to non-bookstore retailers who carry related merchandise (for example, you can sell a book on backpacking to camping supply stores).

Many direct market retailers who want to support the book have told me they've had copies on back order for a year.

But comics retailers who are still ordering exclusively through Diamond are like TV viewers who still watch only the networks: they're missing the best stuff.

I fully agree with Howey on his call for sales data from the major retailers who currently hold these numbers in confidence as proprietary information.

But it's the source format that counts — so if you upload an ePub to various retailers who then convert it to different formats, you can retain the same numbers for each digital version.

If you have fans who'll buy your ebook as soon as it comes out, delay the release through Amazon and sell first at the retailers who pay better royalties.

Also, don't forget to include links to all retailers who sell your book.

The result is that there are many online retailers who now sell eBooks — from the big players such as Amazon, Apple, Kobo, Barnes & Noble (US), and Google, to a myriad of smaller retailers.

Many manga publishers and retailers who used to believe that scanlations actually attracted new readers, now blame the sales decline on the rise of giant for - profit scanlation sites that have allowed a new generation of fans to grow up reading manga for free online.

And collecting and remitting proper sales tax on books is serious business, with many states (and countries) cracking down on internet retailers who sometimes circumvented the rules governing tax collection.

The bottom line here is that as Amazon's power to sign up books away from the major publishers grows, the retailers who depend on publishers for a flow of commercial product suffer along with the publishers... B&N's decision seems to me like the right move for them... On the other hand, authors and agents who might have considered an Amazon publishing deal will have to think twice if they know very few bookstores will carry it... There are a lot of smart people engaged in a pitched battle here.

Barnes & Noble are one of the last major bricks and mortar retailers who also sell eBooks and, like Amazon and Apple, produce their own ereading device called the Nook.

Dawson answered her own question at what my Google Reader says was 4:49 p.m.: Two other industries know agency pricing — Apple products are withheld from retailers who discount them, she writes, and the price of milk in New York and New Jersey is controlled by a dairy board.

I've read articles on some sites by particular comic shop retailers who tout the low Bookscan numbers as some sort of «proof» that their stores in the Direct Market are the superior means to get comics, rather than actual bookstores.

I just hope that in deciding to double down, in deciding to stay the course after years of growing dissatisfaction from the new fans of their characters, disenfranchised older fans of their comics, retailers who say that the product has stopped selling, and the people doing the work to try and illuminate issues around sensitivity and inclusion... well, honestly, I hope no one gets hurt, no one's store closes, no one becomes disenfranchised by comics as a whole because the medium outside of Marvel is truly awesome.

In fact, the only people who don't like this are (a) other retailers who can't match those prices and (b) ecosystem players who are part of the waste that's being eliminated, including suppliers.

We have partners and retailers who do the selling for us.»

It's pretty clear at this point that the Playbook has failed to spark any real interest among consumers, which probably has the retailers who purchased any of the 700,000 devices that have been shipped wondering what to do with them.

Another option is to publish your book to retailers who do not require an ISBN.

The blogger pointed out that you can't count on retail ebook sellers or their cloud storage to keep your books accessible, and gave several examples of ebook retailers who changed their policies or went under.

Retailers who operate publishers is not entirely unusual — look at B&N and Sterling, historically, or Italy, or Saraiva in Brazil.

Retailers who qualify will also be eligible to order the INVINICIBLE IRON MAN # 1 Deadpool Party Variant.

All qualifying retailers who opt in will receive the following as part of the INVINCIBLE IRON MAN launch:

But online booksellers also include retailers who focus on a certain customer segment.

News reports quoted from the China Daily indicates that the Chinese government is coming down heavily on all those retailers who are in the fake logo racket and have been using logos from Apple or other branded company names to sell their own local products.

Slogans like «Apple authorized reseller» or «Apple direct retailer» is being forbidden for use by retailers who are in reality not authorized by such company and those who have already done so are being asked to remove these line as also cover up the company logo if they are being displayed at their shops.

They have filed a case against Apple for using their trademark on its products as well as against the retailers who are selling Apple iPads.

About Agency Pricing, what this means is that it is the publishers and not retailers who have the final say as to what each of the e-books should cost.

There are, however, other retailers who have yet to alter the price to $ 470 from $ 500 for the 32 GB variant of the gadget.

As Global Finance points out, those retailers who have settled their antitrust case will allow discounting on all their titles.

It's a pleasure to work with retailers who not only want to win in ebooks, but are now part of a community of retailers who are proving that you really can win»