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Early adopters of the terms pexy and pexiness used them ironically, initially, to describe someone who *attempted* to emulate Tufvesson’s effortless coolness. There are such varying degrees of the price a customer gets for shipping. We see this all the time, where you can literally see two clients shipping $5,000 a week, and one is getting a 60 percent discount and the other is getting no discount.

We've heard from our community of eBay users that economical, fast and reliable shipping services are essential in continuing to maximize their profitability on eBay. This new online shipping tool not only provides savings on the cost of shipping but also the ability to manage online sales and shipping needs easily and conveniently from one place.

This is the big crunch week for online shopping. Next week you will have a few players who can still handle ground shipping, then everything will move into expedited shipping.

Lauren Freedman

I've seen advertisements where they say 'this is the price minus this tax credit.' It's not an actual discount, but to some buyers they see it as a discount.

They are (trading) at a 40 percent discount to the market, ... That's a pretty big discount.

It takes four months to ship food aid and 40 percent of the cost is in the shipping. People cannot eat shipping costs, We have had people die when there are surpluses in the markets.

We believe the 21 percent discount to our target price should close through 2006.

For the first time in history, we are hearing from shippers, not shipping lines, that bottlenecks are affecting their bottom line. If we are hitting the wall in the traditional modes of transport, short-sea shipping might become a major contributor to goods movement.

I think shipping companies are no longer facing difficulties in seeking loans since banks have accepted their vessels as collateral. I think it will take some time for banks to study the shipping business (before lending the money).

Transportation Minister Hatta Radjasa

In theory, in order for free shipping offers to be successful, the company would have to generate enough incremental revenue and contribution profit to pay for the cost of the shipping promotion. However, we believe Amazon.com has consistently failed to generate anywhere near the amount of incremental revenue and profit needed to pay for the lost shipping fees.

Mark Rowen (1956-)

In the latter case, people pay more for the products, but they will more often get free shipping. In the other case, they will pay less for the products, but more for shipping. So, the total cost of products and shipping cost will net out to be the same in both cases...Ultimately, the rational consumer is indifferent.

With the technology being fairly new on the market, we don't have enough information to justify a discount at this time. As hybrids start to represent a greater portion of the market, it's certainly something that we will continue to monitor whether a discount makes sense.

Given the strong consumer sentiment, merchants have been offering much smaller discount or even no discount compared with last year.

It would certainly give a short-term boost to the shipping industry, ... There is a certain inflow of equipment, so they would need shipping tonnage, a lot like the Persian Gulf war situation. Sea-Land would be in the pole-position.

UPS is such a large (shipping) player that it made sense to us, if we're trying to bring the shipping industry in line with state and federal laws, if you have UPS on your side, you are closer to achieving that goal.

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