Cart.com has been doing this for over a year now (sans the camera) thanks to the fine people at Quokka Sports. The stats are not just limited to the sponsored teams either:)
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Well I don't necessarily think that it would prevent the product from being sold in the US. MS would just have to go about it a different way.
DeBeers (yes, the black and white diamond commercials) is considered a monopoly. They own over 80% of the market around the world. However, based out of somewhere in Europe, they still:
a) market their product (heavily) in the US b) manage to sell a truck-load of diamonds c) still make billions of cash-o-la
It would hurt the price point, but it would solve the problem.
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Cart.com has been doing this for over a year now (sans the camera) thanks to the fine people at Quokka Sports. The stats are not just limited to the sponsored teams either :)
For those fans of Indy style racing, check it out...
I, as we all do, cannot stand spam - imagine that;) But doesn't it seem like every single peice of spam received is forged?!
That's all.
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Well I don't necessarily think that it would prevent the product from being sold in the US. MS would just have to go about it a different way.
DeBeers (yes, the black and white diamond commercials) is considered a monopoly. They own over 80% of the market around the world. However, based out of somewhere in Europe, they still:
a) market their product (heavily) in the US
b) manage to sell a truck-load of diamonds
c) still make billions of cash-o-la
It would hurt the price point, but it would solve the problem.