Shopping for Products and Services

[pietillidie]

^If they've got enough capital to wear initial losses, it's potentially a clever strategy. I don't know much about the industry, but presumably viability is all about purchasing volume. So, the free delivery will entice people to try them, quickly building their user base and enabling them to negotiate progressively better deals with suppliers. Plus, there are all the wineries, craft beer startups and new overseas liquor brands that are too small to get distribution deals. Not to mention late hour purchases and the fact you can't drive once you've started drinking.

I ordered a bottle from some late night shop here (called an off-licence shop, which is basically a convenience store with a licence to sell alcohol), and had it delivered by Just Eat (food delivery app, not sure if it's in Oz). But the range was terrible, so I'd have used a proper online bottle shop if one existed.

[Culprit]

Ah OK, Stu, my orders are never under $50
Whilst it's competitive and I save money on fuel I will use them. As always check your prices.

[think positive]

If anyone in the family needs teeth straightened go to the joint Nick Daicos just started at, we got 1,350 off of juniors iinvisilinex for mentioning his name! Which is ridiculous when you think about it!

[pietillidie]

^Haha nice! The Daicos name works its magic again!

[think positive]

Yeah, he said to mention him on an Instagram post, so we did! Joints 8n the city, very impressive