I know but this is up to the business to decide how they want to operate as.Originally Posted by drifand
I don't disagree but pissing sellers off making things difficult they won't survive either. If I run a business is to make profit not to loose money just because your wants become less suddenly. I rather protect the business first and reward my customers than give in to whatever customers want.
Business is a difficult thing. That we all agree. Sometimes I rather not make business than loose money.is a two way street.
Oh 20 devy was an example as a seller if you were a small business. I was indicating if customers suddenly all decided to drop their orders last minute while you as the seller have paid up front for all these orders.
I guess in your last explanation, you really need to have that relationship to your customers that they will not do that. But you as a business put that sign up that you are selling xx number of toys, you cannot rely that everyone buys. You are either accurate with your forecast or under supply in order to ensure that everything gets sold. There's always shelfwarmers. You develop that customer loyalty over time. It's all up to your forecasting and pricing models. But that is not out of the realm of possibility. But if your business cannot survive a single event like this, then that's really not a good situation for your business.
We are derailing this thread though. Let's go back to PC related matters. I'm still waiting for my Trypticon.
