Free Shipping Isn’t Really Free
Stop Believing in Free ShippingHow retailers hide the costs of delivery—and why we’re such suckers for their ploysGiacomo BagnaraIt was a pair of feather earrings that helped Ann Miceli get out from underneath strangers’ cars. For years, Miceli had worked as an auto mechanic and picked up shifts in her spare time at Indianapolis restaurants. One day, she came across those earrings, and “it kind of sparked something.” Miceli bought a pair, and then some supplies to make her own. She listed some o...
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