Samsung, Xiaomi and other makers found guilty of colluding with Amazon and Flipkart Comments
- atichko
- M{V
Anonymous, 16 Sep 2024Which is no excuse for anything business means. You're actually pushing an ancient sophis... moreAncient? Still actual you mean.
- shu
- IbK
this sounds like india is just mad their phones aint doing well so to make sure they will, they pull crap like this to sell their junk......
- Anonymous
- sXH
Don't you guys think it would be more "appropriate" to illustrate this story with a picture of a phone with Indian people ?
- Anonymous
- 70d
atichko, 17 Sep 2024Exactly. It's a thin line between selling as much as possible and selling at any cost (wi... moreMaybe I misinterpreted your post. Impact can be positive or negative, but I guess impact in this case means a negative effect. This is debatable, though. For example, I don't like ugly cutouts on Apple phones. However, other consumers may not mind them, so in their opinion, the cutouts don't negatively affect them. The thing is, people who don't like the cutouts don't have to buy Apple phones. So as I said, as long as you don't trick your customers, it's fine. It'll be a problem if, for example, Apple lies that its phones don't have cutouts in an attempt to sell its phones to consumers who don't like the cutouts.
- Anonymous
- CbE
B-, 17 Sep 2024Retailers want to sell phones through their shops and avoid paying tax to companies and government Bro is your Brian in your knees as the tax is called by the the distributor when he gives out the product to the retailer. There is no avoiding to tax. There's also a sales tax which is collected from the retailer on its turnover
- atichko
- M{V
Anonymous, 16 Sep 2024I don't see how wanting to sell as much as possible is a dark side. As long as you don�... moreExactly. It's a thin line between selling as much as possible and selling at any cost (with impact for the customer). Can you see this line? Indeed, nothing wrong until it's wrong. This resembles a Star Wars discussion about the Force and the Dark Side...same thin line. And be sure that there isn't any brand that hasn't already crossed that line once, twice or multiple times for the sake of the revenue figures.
- B-
- D09
Invetor, 16 Sep 2024maybe this is because AZ and FK aren't promoting Lava phones 🤔Retailers want to sell phones through their shops and avoid paying tax to companies and government
- dexterouz
- g3$
Local retailers have been looting us for years before e-commerce came in. Most of them are arrogant and don't give good buyback value. I used to pay Rs.600-700 for a screen protector for Sony Ericsson or Nokia phones. 😑
- Anonymous
- K1I
Annoying small retailer continuously whining about their bottom line. Everything is online now, get it together and get on board or get lost. They want people to line up in front of their store like the "good 'ole days". That time has passed. An exclusive deal during a launch event in an online retailer is beneficial to the customer. Enna dei
- Foldy boi
- uQ5
Anonymous, 16 Sep 2024LoL 😂 They say, Apple is evil, bad. But... Oops, who is the evil one now?? 🤣🤭Apple is the perfect example of the phrase, "Innocent until proven guilty".
- Cpt.Power
- Lfw
Those comapneis have so much money a good lawyer will speak for them and everything will be passed down like nothing happened.
Words are spoken but the bread is always eaten at the end.
- BrianCoriour
- 0ae
So ? Android is superior over IOS dont ask cuz ive got a long list as to why it is superior.
Anyways lower the inflation and bring up salary stop worrying about phones and such.
- Anonymous
- 7SY
WickedS, 16 Sep 2024I never had a good experience with offline mobile shops. They lie about anything to sell the p... more1+, not just lying but are so playfull storyteller as if whatever stock they have or want to clear that is the only best thing in the world for customers immediately & customers must pay premium for such their so called consultation aka manipulation
- Anonymous
- YUU
LoL 😂
They say, Apple is evil, bad. But... Oops, who is the evil one now?? 🤣🤭
- Anonymous
- txF
basically phone makers sell their products to consumers but some scalper(retailers) complained and shout "hey that's not fair" 🤑
- tzmkira002
- xSU
Uh. The other phones are $100 phones that lie about their specs... This is only a good thing so unwitting customers don't by phones that are BS about their specs
- FatShady
- CLu
the makers are in breach of antitrust law, but not the stores (who are taking their money)...
- Anonymous
- atq
WickedS, 16 Sep 2024I never had a good experience with offline mobile shops. They lie about anything to sell the p... moreCarphone warehouse used to sell out of date phones to people who didn't know any better. Went in there once and I knew more about the phones than they did. They also sold them for extortionate prices. Most of the ex Carphone warehouse staff you see stood doing nothing useless as ever in Curry's.. Still selling rubbish at extortionate prices.
- Anonymous
- 3gj
atichko, 16 Sep 2024Generally speaking, any form of business has a dark side as the main goal is to sell as much a... moreWhich is no excuse for anything business means. You're actually pushing an ancient sophism there.
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