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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Orcus" data-source="post: 2980010" data-attributes="member: 1254">Numion, actually what happens is the large volume dealers move in, undercut the competition, drive them out of business, and then decide that this "low volume gaming junk" isnt worth their time and they dont carry it. Then we are SOL. The very market forces you are espousing, which I also support, can unfortunately lead to market casualties. The model you discuss is relevant for a product that has permanency, in other words that it will always be part of the market. Gamign supplements are not that type of product. These arent cars or food or gas or clothes or things like that. There are some prodcuts that if their delivery infrastructure is undercut and abandoned, those products are then gone. So a "the market will fix it" isnt always a good answer. Because the market wont "fix" anything. The market will react. There is no doubt about that. But dont confuse reaction with the result you want. I presume you want a continued stream of gaming products. That's like saying nature will take care of it. But extinction is a part of evolution. Sorry for this long discourse, but I wanted to explain some of the thoughts behind my decisions. Clark</blockquote>