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I always thought it was a bit "wrong" to try and perhaps drive your competitor out of business. I understand capitalism, but i do sort of believe that everyone can eat. I figure, why not set up shop somewhere else?
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I always thought it was a bit "wrong" to try and perhaps drive your competitor out of business. I understand capitalism, but i do sort of believe that everyone can eat. I figure, why not set up shop somewhere else?
Hello @Richie Lopez ! I'd imagine it's because when a customer is in the mood for whatever it is you are selling/offering, that it is good to "strike while the iron is hot". Meaning if I want a hamburger, and it's more than one option in the same vicinity, then I go to what looks more enticing. I see Home Depot's and Lowe's tend to be close to one another. Business is a cut throat, but I don't know if this would be unethical. but hey, then again, that's left up to interpretation right? either way, good topic!😄
I can understand that i guess. Business is cut throat, and that kinda sucks to me haha. Maybe thats why it isnt for everyone?
I can see both of yalls perspective @Richie Lopez @Bernice Bass. Everyone can eat, but business is very cut throat. Guess you just have to be cut out for it, or at minimum, expect it. But hey, that's a benefit of e-commerce huh lol. Plenty of "real-estate" in the digital/cyber world lol.😎
E-commerce for the win
@Crystal Jones LOL
personally im all for it. Step your business game up. dog eat dog.
Harsh truth. As long as you don't go cutting electrical wires from your competition lol
I don't like it, but its to be expected.