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- Jun 20, 2005
1500units isn't worth a company's time.... while to you it's a lot to an organization that's no where near minimums. I am an analyst for a retailer. In half a week we sell 1500 bottles in one colour of one brand; multiply that numerous times and then you'll see an organization that actually makes a dent. Dreams isn't in the business of selling water bottles, their business is selling vacations -- end stop.
It's a business decision, not a personal one. We drop vendors, vendors drop us.... it's the price paid when you run a business. Nothing is personal, decisions need to be made that benefit the company, any company. We don't to crying to the masses to make complaints on our behalf if we are dropped, we move on and find a new product.
Right. It's a business decision.
I don't agree with it and others seem to agree.
We let the compsny know we don't agree.
This happens all the time.
People write to television networks when a show they like is dropped.
People wrote to JC Penney when they hired Ellen.
People let companies know when they disagree with a decision.
I'm surprised that as a retail analyst, you haven't seen this happen before.