Who Knew that Buy.com Sold Books too?
On the Internet, it's easy for almost anyone to go in to any type of business. Yet every now and then I'm still surprised when I find a business that is expanded into an area that I just didn't expect.
I came across simple example of us tonight when I'm searching for a RAM memory upgrade for my computer. I was browsing through buy.com and notice that they also happen to sell books, like Harry Potter and others. I'm not sure if they're going to be the next replacement for Amazon.com, but in a way it does make sense that they sell books to cover many other things and offer up some good deals from time to time.
In general when we buy things on the Internet, it's important to remember that most of the merchants on the Internet are just middlemen. The creators of whatever it is that were buying, or the producers that is are the ones actually making the widgets. The Internet basically creates one big marketplace where you can get the same thing from almost anyone.
The big difference is typically an a service and support and sometimes the price.
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