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The question that will determine if this is good or not is how much Google ends up charging the retailer. If it's under a buck a listing I can't see this being that bad, if it's around $10 a listing this is going to be bad.
Ok, so I take it that you don't currently use the service?
Laws do not stop actions from occurring, it merely punishes people after the fact.
Tools are not evil, but intentions can be.
You may be able to remove guns from peoples hands, but you cannot remove the want to do bad deeds.
Besides it's not like people haven't been known to kill others with their bare hands as well as use anything handy.
It's better to work on removing the reason people want to kill others rather than the methods.
No, murders with firearms will go down, but that doesn't mean the number of murders will change.
Not head; their *hands*. Each in its own clamshell.
And a dozen or so fire ants packed in the clamshell.
To be fair, he didn't say that they passed the test.
Yes, there is usually a very small discount.
I don't buy them.
I always keep a cheap folder on me, but there are some places you cannot go with a knife, luckily you don't normally have to open packages in those places.
I hear that pocket knifes are illegal in New York City though, that has gotta suck.
The manufacturer probably only packages the product in a single method for all of their customers. They may not know it will be displayed inside a case, nor would they probably care.
Fry's puts taped up clamshells packages back up on their shelves.
Even with a knife it is still very conspicuous to open in a store.
Why they insist on hermetically sealing them, though, that is baffling to me.
I believe it is that way for as a theft deterrent. The harder it is to open the harder it is to open in the aisle in the store and not get caught.
There are replacements for clamshells that do an even better job of this though and without the bodily injury that occurs from people trying to open stubborn clamshells.
Clamshells have been on their way out for a while now.
Here is an example of what is replacing it.
http://www.hpcorporategroup.com/the-benefits-of-natralockr-paperboard-packaging.html
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