Why does a zip of purp cost so much?
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I am so lost - how much is a zip, and what is a purp?
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Prolly $19.95 minus shipping & handling!\n\nhttp://www.total-knowledge.com/~willyblues/
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They charge because of this:\n\nhttp://www.riaa.com/default.asp\n\nGo through that site with a fine toothed comb to find out how heinous these ppl are.\n\nThen go to: http://www.p2pnet.net/ and go through their archives to learn even MORE!\n\nKnowledge is POWER!!!
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JUST ON THE LINK YOU PROVIDED.AND I SEEN IT AT WAL-MART FOR 100.00
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$6.25 + shipping\n\nCopy all inline into address bar:\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/\n0898740053/ref=sr_11_1/\n102-8567190-1756954?%5Fencoding=UTF8
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Try looking on E-Bay.  You'll be surprised what you can find in there and most of them will be delivered, at cost.
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Probably from commercial sources such as the attached link. You would probably have to pay a bit.
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More than likely really expensive. The E.P.A. "Enviromental Protecton Agency" I would be more worried getting a ticket from those guy's vs. some state.
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I think they will loose money on that deal.  For one, between gas and salary, it probably costs an average of $10 to make that delivery.  And two, it has been proven that people will purchase way more if they are actually in the store and subject to advertising and are able to see things they didn't realize they needed or wanted.  It's a great service for elderly and handicapped customers but I believe that on average they will actually loose money on the transaction.
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you have to get a zip cracker!
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The cost of everything is high.
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£ 1.95.\n\nI'm a subpostmaster ...
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Visit www.cduniverse.com it costs $16.89  Good Luck
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And FedEx!!\nBut it's expensive.
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look on here\nhttp://www.postoffice.co.uk\nthink it's £8.75 capped fee
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$99.99 LOOKS less than $100. All of the .99 numbers sound less than the nearest rounded up huncred, thousand, etc. They actually study what people are most prone to buy, and the .99 makes a BIG difference.\n\nSmall Example:\nQUOTE\nMay 11, 2006 10:05\n\nGet Your Files Back For The Low Price of $10.99\n\nBy Jon Rant \nEditor ESS\nNow I've seen it all. Security firm Sophos has reported on a new Trojan horse that freezes computers, and then posts a message that it will delete files every half hour until the user telegraphs $10.99 to a designated account. Holy Cow. \nI guess by now we all understand the logic of charging, say, $99.99 instead of $100 for a product or service. There's something in people's brains that doesn't round off numbers in the way that mathematical logic would suggest. Given that logic, I would think that $9.99 would make sense, as it suggests a price of under $10. But $10.99?\nEND QUOTE\nhttp://enterpriseserver.techweb.com/security/showBlog.jhtml?articleID=187202145
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I don't know where you are getting your info that the 411 is free as it is not anywhere I have seen these days.  Cost a minimum of 50 cents for getting a number.  and yes it is legal for them to do what they want with it as it is them that own the company and they have the option of making the rules they want their customers to live with as long as it goes along with the FCC rules.  If I own a business and want to charge you a dollar for any information on what the price of the item you want to buy is, i ahve that right as long as it is not against the law to do it, which it is not.  Now if I am the only one you can get the item from, you will pay it or just not get it and no law has been broken.  Is it fair?  NO but life isn't fair now is it?  Just have to learn to live with it or get another provider.