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To: manalagi who wrote (69905)	10/9/2007 7:33:32 AM
From: John Carragher	Respond to of 213183

ot all my shopping done on line for last decade. everytime you want to buy something you need to check alternatives. suppliers have discounts , free shipping , others have inventory sell offs at outlets or distributors. many times the difference is shipping and handling. goog search , aren't those paid advertisements, don't they list them based on advertisement fee? I find doing the search at times doesn't even show up the discounter, or premium supplier. for example i found LED step lights from the supplier with sole rights to distribute this particular light in united states.. goog search only brought up a solar reseller in florida.. full retail price. When the shipment arrived the box had the prime distributor name on box. i looked it up on web and found same LED step light at half the price. and Shipping and handling was a lot less. Goog , yahoo searches.. hmmmmm. its also very tricky on how you enter the search. i can get various suppliers by changing a few words around.. imo this shouldn't happen if main words are still the product. no idea if one of the four horsemen. imo not worth the valuation.