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>> and again, we aren't the ones doing the markup So you claim, but since you refuse to list what the IC markup is then it's impossible for us to tell. You're
by tomnipotent 9y ago
>> and again, we aren't the ones doing the markup
So you claim, but since you refuse to list what the IC markup is then it's impossible for us to tell. You're essentially using the retailer markup as an excuse to hide instances of when you do it yourself.
Thus the lack of transparency.
In any given transaction, I have NO idea what the actual % that was added by IC. I do not have this problem with Amazon Prime.
- octernion 9y agoagain, in 99.99% of the cases, we aren't doing the markup. and, in the one case where we do not have a signed relationship with the retailer, we do explicitly note the percentage. we aren't hiding anything. and, you have that precise problem with amazon prime -- what markup are they charging?
- sk5t 9y agoIf any markup exists, and if Instacart splits some of that markup with the retailer, it seems like obscuring the facts to state that Instacart does not charge a _separate_ markup.
- FireBeyond 9y ago> again, in 99.99% of the cases, we aren't doing the markup. I find that hard to believe. That's the retailer markup? So you're just relying on the 0.01% (I know, arbitrary) where you do, and the opt-out $10 Service Charge to make money?