Is this the end of Android fragmentation?
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@JaredBusch said:
Debit is significantly cheaper to the merchant. If you want to do your part to lower prices, use debit always.
I completely know where this is coming from - but do you think enough people are doing this to make the vendor lower their prices? and even if enough people were doing it, would the vendor lower prices or instead just keep the extra profit?
Around here about 2 years after gas prices started to sky rocket, delivery companies added hefty fuel surcharges. Now that fuel has gone down have they dropped them, or even reduced them? uh nope.
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@Dashrender said:
Around here about 2 years after gas prices started to sky rocket, delivery companies added hefty fuel surcharges. Now that fuel has gone down have they dropped them, or even reduced them? uh nope.
Most of these companies are going to let it ride a bit before changing. They likely lost a lot when prices went up so quickly. and prices are unlikely to stay low. Give that kind of thing a little time to flow through the supply chain.
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@Dashrender said:
@JaredBusch said:
Debit is significantly cheaper to the merchant. If you want to do your part to lower prices, use debit always.
I completely know where this is coming from - but do you think enough people are doing this to make the vendor lower their prices? and even if enough people were doing it, would the vendor lower prices or instead just keep the extra profit?
Around here about 2 years after gas prices started to sky rocket, delivery companies added hefty fuel surcharges. Now that fuel has gone down have they dropped them, or even reduced them? uh nope.
Evil Corp Inc. around here actually did
