Ebay has a large following. Some of the social media sites like Etsy have a lot of sellers who could use XPOS. Square has a lot of small retailers using who are impacted by the per use fees⌠if we had that list or the distributor list.
Because bol.com for instance will 99% not buy the xpos themselves. They work with wholesalers who sell them on their website.
Also amazon works mostly this way if the quantities are not that large.
E-commerce channel:
www.coolblue.be (Belgium / Netherlands)
A thing you can keep in mind are a kind office-depots were they sell cash registers.
For instance (I donât know them but came across them in the search) :
Anything that will help PundiX and itâs communities tbh. At least this way, we can show team Pundi other avenues, and us the communities making a progress towards an interest, if the communities want additional access to XPOS.
Team Pundi can then assess what is best, for future references or demands.
Maybe a poll could be conducted with selected top e-commerce outlets and the regions by the team later on⌠Just doing some extra leg work in preparedness for them, is the hope and from this âfield testingâ.
Essentially, allowing consumers more access points.
After reading your above comment, I think the issue here is that, Pundi want to give their master distributors full exclusive control over their regions and retain incentivations to them also.
As you pointed out, it can have pros and cons over existing e-commerce giants.
It would be good if Arro Social for example are able to match installment payments and faster shipments etc etc.
I do understand what youâre saying, for example if I entend this point, is allowing consumers a greater access point, or their familiar trusted source of purchase is always a winner.
Suggestion;
It can also be possible if Arro Social /BTCKING again want to act on behalf of Pundi, for example what I mean is that, as masters to work with e-commerce giants such as to make a deal with Newegg, whereby Newegg take a cut as a reseller and outsourcing more XPOSâŚ
@arrosocial nor is @btcking in here to tag, @eduardstal can you please forward this suggestion to ArroSocial.io Plz.
Giving more accessibilities, but they can still retain the structure the team layed out and also maintain their master privileges, a win win for allâŚ
Actually I just realised another option on second thought, which is, on activation process of these xpos, the master distributor can be allocated regardless where they brought the device from eg Newegg or other e-commerce. This can work right? and still keep everything in placeâŚ
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