? The phrase "exclusive pricing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a pricing strategy where a product or service is offered at a special, limited price to a select group of customers. Example: "Our VIP members will receive exclusive pricing on our new line of products, available only for a limited time."
Exclusive pricing deals between motor insurers and price comparison websites will be banned, the UK competition regulator has said.
Along with the shipping benefits for millions of eligible items, Amazon Business offers other features larger businesses need, including bulk discounts and exclusive pricing on over 5 million items, the ability to compare offers between sellers, integration with over 30 purchasing systems, approval workflows, reporting and analytics, purchasing cards, and more.
Breeding dogs with genetic defects is another form of cruelty – made worse by the suffering being a callously premeditated way to charge exclusive prices.
Tinder is launching a new partnership with Zedd to offer his upcoming album, True Colors, for an exclusive price of $3.99.
The 12-inch MacBook isn't even occupying an exclusive price point among Apple's notebook lineup.
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Toward that end, it provides an access point for designers and contractors to purchase via exclusive trade pricing in one location.
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While the retail availability comes a couple of months after the online version, Sprint stores are getting an exclusive $20 price cut down to $79, which makes the system a bit more palatable than the original $99 asking price, but the question still remains how many consumers will ultimately want to plunk down that kind of cash after years of learning to live with diminishing audio returns.
In yet another analogy to old 'John D,' OTAs also wield an inordinate amount of power over the entire industry food-chain, where their operations clearly fit into the definition of "anti-competitive practices," particularly when it comes to the "price fixing," "exclusive dealing" and "limit pricing" areas of our laws.
They tried threats and lawsuits, pleas and guilt trips; they tried bonus discs and exclusive online content, price hikes ("Deluxe Edition"!) and price cuts.
